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  Jordan Brand has unveiled its Generational Greatness campaign centered around the launch of the upcoming  "Reverse Infrared" Air Jordan 6  colorway, officially dubbed "Salesman." According to the brand, there are several changes introduced to this year's  Air Jordan 6  retros as compared to previous versions. The upcoming black and Infrared-colored "Salesman" Air Jordan 6 features a newly updated shape that closely resembles the OG releases from 1991. The redesign includes a reworked construction on the interiors as well as a higher tongue height to match the version MJ wore on the court, as compared to recent retros. Additionally, the toe box is more slanted, which creates a more direct angle from the top of the shoe. Jordan Brand says it also compared and "reverse engineered" the '91 and '00 versions to ensure that the Infrared hue on the latest pair matches the original. As for this particular colorway, as the story goes, this ve...

  As the year winds down, more leaks of sneaker releases for 2026 continue to hit the net. Now, we’re learning that the classic “Bred” Air Jordan 4 could be coming back. According to leakers  Sneaker Files  and  @zSneakerheadz  on Instagram, the black and red iteration of Michael Jordan’s fourth signature shoe is re-releasing sometime during the holiday season of 2026. There are currently no leaked images of the "Bred" Air Jordan 4 retro, and the sneaker shown above is the 2019 release. According to the leakers, the upcoming pair will feature an updated shape closely resembling the original 1989 version and will have "Nike Air" branding on the heel. The  "Bred" Jordan 4  was last released in 2024, which had a  reimagined  leather upper instead of the traditional nubuck build. Before that, the sneaker was re-released four times, including in 2019, 2012, 2008, and 1999. UPDATE (01/16):  According to newly leaked info from  @zSneakerhe...

  Jordan Brand's annual tradition of releasing an  Air Jordan 11  during the holiday season will continue in 2026 with the rumored return of the classic "Space Jam" colorway. News of the purported return was first revealed by  Sneaker Files  and  @zSneakerheadz  on Instagram yesterday. Michael Jordan first wore the "Space Jam" Jordan 11 during the NBA Playoffs in 1995, but the sneaker became synonymous with him wearing it in the cult classic film  Space Jam, which was  released a year later. The colorway didn't actually release to the public until 2000, and it became one of the biggest sneaker releases ever. The sneaker was also re-released in 2009 and in 2016, with the latter celebrating the 20th anniversary of the film. Given its far-out release date, images of the 2026 version have yet to surface, but the upcoming pair is expected to be a straightforward retro, donning a black-based upper with a dark blue Jumpman on the ankle and a translu...