July 2: Air Jordan 4 GS “Sweet Beet” A kids-exclusive colorway featuring a rich burgundy/pink upper (“Sweet Beet”) with Off Noir accents. It’s one of Jordan Brand’s biggest girls/GS launches of Summer 2026. July 18: Air Jordan 3 “True Blue” Returns in OG form with Nike Air branding on the heel, marking the first faithful retro in years. One of the most anticipated AJ3 releases of 2026. August 1: Air Jordan 1 High OG “Love Letter” Inspired by vintage handwritten love letters, using premium brown leather with burgundy accents instead of the usual Chicago-style colors. August 15: Air Jordan 8 “BIN 23” Revives the luxury BIN 23 series for the first time in years. Features premium materials, wax-seal branding and a rumored $355 retail, making it one of the year’s most expensive retros. August 29: Air Jordan 9 “Space Jam” Inspired by the PE Michael Jordan wore while filming Space Jam, but never released to the public until now. This is the first retail version. September 12: Air Jordan 8 “Chrome” The beloved black-and-chrome colorway returns after a long absence, keeping its signature metallic detailing and classic 1990s look. September 25: J Balvin x Air Jordan 4 Unlike J Balvin’s colorful AJ2 and AJ3, this pair is expected to feature a bold multicolor palette with premium materials and glow-inspired details. Retail is rumored around $225. September 26: Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Last Dance at the Garden” Celebrates Michael Jordan’s final game at Madison Square Garden as a Chicago Bull. Black, red and white colors reference that historic performance. FALL 2026: Air Jordan 4 “London” Part of Jordan Brand’s city-inspired collection. Expected to have a premium suede build with dark grey tones inspired by London’s streets and architecture. October 17: Air Jordan 12 “EggNog” The “Egg Nog” colorway is expected to feature a premium Sail, Cream, and Light Gum color palette inspired by the classic holiday drink. Early reports suggest luxurious tumbled leather and metallic gold eyelets October 24: Air Jordan 5 “Halloween” A brand-new seasonal release with an all-black upper and red accents. Rumors suggest glow-in-the-dark elements, fitting the Halloween theme. October 31: Air Jordan 14 “Forest Green” Makes its retro debut with a white leather upper and deep green accents. The AJ14 design was originally inspired by Michael Jordan’s Ferrari 550 Maranello. November 7: Air Jordan 6 “White Infrared” The legendary 1991 colorway returns again, bringing back one of the shoes Michael Jordan wore during his first NBA championship season. November 21: Air Jordan 3 “Santa” A holiday-themed release featuring festive red tones and seasonal details. One of Jordan Brand’s most unique Christmas-inspired retros. November 28: Air Jordan 4 “Bred” Another return of arguably the most iconic Air Jordan 4 ever made. Early reports suggest a shape closer to the original 1989 pair. December 5: Air Jordan 10 “Sacramento” Brings back the original black, purple and silver colorway first released in 1995 as part of the City Pack era. December 12: Air Jordan 11 “Space Jam” The biggest Jordan release of Holiday 2026. Returns with the iconic patent leather look made famous in the 1996 movie Space Jam, and is expected to feature special packaging. December 19: Air Jordan 4 “Pink Thunder” A new twist on the Thunder series, replacing the classic yellow with vibrant pink while keeping the familiar color blocking. December 26: Air Jordan 4 “BIN 23” Extends the premium BIN 23 collection to the AJ4 for the first time. Expect handcrafted leather, luxury packaging and a $355 retail price. Speculative mock-ups via houseofheat zsneakerheadz - @sneakeratom