Nike’s increased bid for transparency for its upcoming releases continues, as Jordan Brand has previewed its entire slate of Air Jordan sneakers for spring 2024.
With 2024 marking the 35th anniversary of the Air Jordan 4, two different versions of the sneaker will release during the season. The original “Bred” colorway will return with a “Reimagined” treatment making use of premium leather, while a new, women’s-exclusive “Metallic Gold” variant features a tonal off-white color scheme to go along with gold-tone hardware inspired by the “Metallic” pack from 2020.
Two original Air Jordan 1 colorways will also return, with the renamed Air Jordan 1 High “Metallic Burgundy” and Air Jordan 1 Low “Metallic Navy” both releasing over the coming the months. The Air Jordan 1 High will also drop in new “Black/White,” “Yellow Ochre,” and “Ivory” colorways, with a women’s-exclusive Air Jordan 1 High “Metallic Gold” also on the slate.
Also making its return is the original Air Jordan 9 “Powder Blue,” which will arrive for the model’s 30th anniversary. Jordan Brand took care to note that the silhouette will appear with the exact specs that it had in 1993, which will go a long way to satisfying longtime sneakerheads.
The rest of the lineup includes new versions of the Air Jordan 2, Air Jordan 2 Low, Air Jordan 3, Air Jordan 5, Air Jordan 6, Air Jordan 13, and Air Jordan 14. The most daring of the lot are the Air Jordan 2 and Air Jordan 2 Low both featuring faux lizard print overlays.
Below, you can see every non-collaborative Air Jordan sneaker releasing during the spring.
Air Jordan 1 High “Metallic Burgundy”
Air Jordan 1 Low “Metallic Navy”
Air Jordan 1 High “Black/White”
Air Jordan 1 High “Yellow Ochre”
Air Jordan 1 High “Ivory”
Air Jordan 1 High Women’s “Metallic Gold”
Air Jordan 2 “Python”
Air Jordan 2 Women’s “Sail/Black”
Air Jordan 2 Low “Python”
Air Jordan 2 Low Women’s “Black Varsity Red”
Air Jordan 3 “Ivory”
Air Jordan 4 “Bred Reimgained”
Air Jordan 4 Women’s “Metallic Gold”
Air Jordan 5 “Olive”
Air Jordan 5 Women’s “Lucky Green”
Air Jordan 6 “Yellow Ochre”
Air Jordan 9 “Powder Blue”
Air Jordan 13 “Blue Grey”
Air Jordan 14 “Flint Grey”
Air Jordan 14 Low Women’s “Love Letter”
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Ian Servantes is a Senior Trending News Editor for Footwear News specializing in sneaker coverage. He’s previously reported on streetwear and sneakers at Input and Highsnobiety after beginning his career on the pop culture beat. He subscribes to the idea that “ball is life” and doesn’t fuss over his kicks getting dirty.
