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  Not only can sneaker fans expect plenty of OG-styled Air Jordans returning next year, there may also a new Jordan 11 release on the horizon. According to the sneaker leaker accounts  Sneaker Files,   @zSneakerheadz  and  @Sneakermarketro  on Instagram, there's a black/red/grey-colored Air Jordan 11 launching in 2025. There are currently no leaked images of the purported sneaker but based on the mock-up, the pair will be dressed in an all-black color scheme combined with red accents on the tongue and heel tab. A grey Jumpman logo is also expected to appear on the collar. Given  Jordan Brand's  history of releasing an Air Jordan 11 during the holiday season, it's more than likely the aforementioned pair will launch around that timeframe. Stay tuned for new developments in the months ahead.

  Jordan Brand  is reportedly revisiting its "Rare Air" Air Jordan 4 series with an upcoming 2025 release. According to sneaker leakers  Sneaker Files  and  @zSneakerheadz  on Instagram, a new Air Jordan 4 donning a "Black/Fire Red/Deep Royal Blue/Dark Smoke Grey" color scheme will arrive in mid-February. The sneaker is expected to feature a removable velcro tongue patch that features the text "Jordan Rare Air" underneath. Additionally, the pair is expected to include the Michael Jordan face box that came with Jordan retros in the mid-2000s. The  "Rare Air" series  of Air Jordan 4s was introduced in the mid-2000s. The "Tour Yellow" pair also featured the removable patch. Currently, release details for the new "Rare Air" Air Jordan 4 have yet to be confirmed by Jordan Brand. According to the aforementioned accounts, the style will arrive on Feb. 15, 2025. UPDATE (09/09):  Images of the upcoming "Rare Air" Air Jordan 4

  One of the most limited Air Jordan collaborations of all time could be returning next year. Initially reported by  House of Heat  and  @Eldenmonitors  on X earlier this year, the Undefeated x Air Jordan 4 is on its way back to retail in Summer 2025. The Undefeated x Air Jordan 4 collab was first released in 2005 and was Jordan Brand's first-ever collaboration. The original drop was limited to only 72 pairs and the sneaker gets its look from the MA-1 military flight jackets. Throughout the years, pairs would make their way onto the secondary market, with most pairs selling for well over $20,000. It's worth mentioning that images of the purported 2025 retro (style code: IB1854-200) have yet to leak and the pair shown here is the original version. Currently, release details for the Undefeated x Air Jordan 4 retro have yet to be confirmed by either of the parties involved in the project. Check back soon for new developments. UPDATE (09/05):  New details surrounding the Undefeated

  Walmart  is reporting entering a new partnership with  StockX,  where Walmart consumers will soon have access to products from the Detroit-based marketplace. News of the partnership was first reported by  Bloomberg  on Wednesday. In the story, it was revealed that over a hundred items from StockX will be available on Walmart's website as soon as next week. While specific styles weren't revealed, consumers can expect to find sneakers ranging from Nike to Jordan Brand to Adidas and ASICS. The shoes will still go through StockX's rigorous authentication process before they arrive at the final destination, but there will also be pre-verified pairs available on the site. According to the story, this latest move from Walmart is an attempt to bolster its online marketplace against its competitors like Amazon. StockX's CEO, Scott Cutler, said in an interview obtained by Bloomberg that he hopes this partnership will help the marketplace reach a new consumer base, specifically

  The "Columbia" Air Jordan 11 is reportedly the next colorway of Michael Jordan's popular 11th signature sneaker set to receive the retro treatment. According to  Sneaker Files  and  @zSneakerheadz  on Instagram, the aforementioned Air Jordan 11 makeup is returning in full-family sizing in December 2024. Sources have also confirmed to Complex Sneakers that this original colorway is coming back next year. The "Columbia" Air Jordan 11 was part of the silhouette's original lineup in 1996 and was famously worn by MJ himself during the '96 NBA All-Star Game. The colorway has been released a handful of times since then, including in 2001, 2014, and 2018 in the form of a baseball cleat. It's worth noting that Jordan Brand has yet to confirm the release and likely won't do so for quite some time since we're almost a year out from the expected drop. The sneaker pictured above is also the 2014 release, as images of the upcoming retro have yet to leak.

  In addition to the possible  “Black Toe” Air Jordan 1 Low  release,  Jordan Brand  may also be bringing back the original colorway in its high-top form. Early rumors from  @jfgrails  on Instagram suggest that the  “Black Toe” Air Jordan 1 High  is on the schedule for a 2023 release. According to the account, the forthcoming drop is part of the brand’s so-called “Reimagined” series and will feature a vintage look much like this year’s version of the  “Chicago” Jordan 1.  The mockup photo shared by the account depicts the shoe featuring cracked leather uppers predominantly on the ankle collar, although it’s not confirmed if the retail pair will look this way. The “Black Toe” Air Jordan 1 High debuted in 1985 and was last available in 2016. There are no concrete release details available for this “Black Toe” Air Jordan 1 High Reimagined, but we’ll keep you updated with new developments in the months ahead. UPDATE (01/30):  Sources have confirmed to  One Dope Ass Blogger  that the upcomi

  After sharing an early look at his  "Visty" SB Dunk collab  on social media earlier this month,  Verdy  has continued to tease his upcoming sneaker project. This time, the designer was spotted wearing the shoe at ComplexCon in Hong Kong. As the name of the collab suggests, this "Visty" SB Dunk Low directly references Verdy's  Visty character.  The pastel-colored collab features green fuzzy panels on the upper combined with blue suede overlay panels, pink accents on the collar, and Swoosh logos. Vibrant yellow shoelaces appear at the midfoot, paired with a matching yellow midsole and a green outsole. In addition to the SB Dunk, Verdy also debuted a "Visty" iteration of the SB Ishod 2 at ComplexCon Hong Kong this weekend. According to  @NikeSBorNothing  on Instagram, both the "Visty" SB Dunk Low and the SB Ishod 2 are expected to hit retailers sometime this year. Currently, the release has yet to be announced by either of the parties involved