Jordan Brand’s 2026 calendar has already delivered several familiar releases, but there are still plenty of classic Air Jordans set to return before the year is over.
The remaining schedule stretches from late August through December, bringing back everything from original Michael Jordan-era colorways to memorable releases from the 2000s.
The next return comes on August 29 with the Air Jordan 8 “Chrome.” Originally released in 2003, the black-and-silver colorway is back for another retro run, this time in full-family sizing.
September is especially busy. The Air Jordan 4 “Tour Yellow” returns on September 5, followed by the Air Jordan 9 “Space Jam” on September 19 and the Air Jordan 5 “Sunset” on September 25.
October brings another pair of recognizable retros. The Air Jordan 1 High OG “Royal” returns on October 10, bringing back one of the original Jordan 1 colorways, while the Air Jordan 14 “Forest Green” follows on October 31.
Two more heavyweight releases are lined up for November. The Air Jordan 6 “White Infrared” returns on November 7, before the Air Jordan 4 “Bred” makes another appearance on November 28.
December closes the year with two more returns. The Air Jordan 10 “Sacramento” is scheduled for December 5, followed by the Air Jordan 11 “Space Jam” on December 12 as Jordan Brand continues celebrating the film’s 30th anniversary.
The Air Jordan 3 “Knicks” has also made its way back into the 2026 lineup under unusual circumstances. Following the Knicks’ championship, Jordan Brand brought the New York-inspired colorway back exclusively through a SNKRS Reserve, adding another familiar retro to the year’s growing list of returns.
From “Royal” and “White Infrared” to “Bred” and “Space Jam,” Jordan Brand is leaning heavily on its archive through the end of 2026.
Release dates can always shift, so keep it locked to House of Heat° and our continuously updated Jordan Release Dates calendar for any changes.
The Air Jordan 8 continues its resurgence, with the fan-favorite “Chrome” colorway confirmed to return in Fall 2026. First released in 2003 and later revived in 2015, the upcoming edition marks over a decade since the pair last hit shelves, […]
The Air Jordan 4 “Tour Yellow” is officially set to return in 2026, bringing one of the most elusive Air Jordan 4 releases back into rotation for its 20th anniversary. As the Air Jordan 4 continues to rank among Nike’s best sellers in the Retro […]
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Sneaker history buffs, mark your calendars: the long-awaited return of the Air Jordan 5 “Sunset” is officially slated for Fall 2026.
The Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Royal” is officially set to return for Holiday 2026, bringing one of the most iconic basketball sneaker colorways back to shelves. First introduced during Michael Jordan’s early NBA run, the black and royal blue […]
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The Air Jordan 4 “Bred” is set to make its long-awaited return in Holiday 2026—this time in a true-to-OG build. Following the recent “Bred Reimagined” release and the widely praised 2019 retro, Jordan Brand will shift back to original specifications […]
For the first time since its original release nearly three decades ago, the Air Jordan 10 OG “Sacramento” is set to make its long-awaited return during Holiday 2026. Part of the original 1995 City Series, the Sacramento edition has remained […]
The Air Jordan 11 "Space Jam" is officially set to return in Holiday 2026, marking 30 years since Michael Jordan debuted the iconic sneaker on screen in the 1996 film Space Jam. Few releases in the Air Jordan archive — or across the broader […]
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