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Nike Made in Italy Air Force 1 Low Costs $600

A quieter, more luxury-minded version of the Air Force 1 is taking shape as Nike looks backward to move forward. The brand’s early-2000s Made in Italy experiments — Lux Highs, Lows, and the 2007 25th Anniversary run — have become reference points again as buyers gravitate toward materials that feel intentional rather than mass-produced. That context matters before the shine of this pair ever does.

Glossy “Black” and “College Grey” patent leather dominates, but the construction is what shifts the conversation. Instead of stacked panels, the toe, sidewall, and heel flow as a single, clean piece, interrupted only by tiny debossed Swooshes and a stitch-free back tab. A subtle croc embossing appears toward the rear, recalling the sought-after 2007 “Crocodile” edition without trying to replicate it, while an all-black leather tongue and toe keep the look disciplined.

At $600, the women’s Air Force 1 Low “Made in Italy” sits well above standard releases yet still below the stratospheric prices older Italian pairs command today. More quietly, the approach suggests Nike is treating premium Air Force 1s less like anniversary novelties and more like a standing tier as it rebuilds momentum around the model.

Limited to 850 pairs, the Nike Air Force 1 Low “Made in Italy” is expected to release Spring/Summer 2026 in women’s sizing for $600 USD via Nike.com and select retailers.

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Nike Air Force 1 Low “Made in Italy” (W)
Color: College Grey/Vast Grey-Sail
Style Code: IF3201-002
Release Date: 2026
Price: $600

Nike Air Force 1 Low “Made in Italy” (W)
Color: Black/Iron Grey-Sail
Style Code: IF3201-001
Release Date: 2026
Price: $600

Nike Air Max 95 City Pack Releases February 19th

UPDATE 2/3/26: The entire Nike Air Max 95 Big Bubble “City Pack” will release on February 19th via SNKRS. The “Hong Kong” and “Seongsu” pairs will retail for $190, while the other “I-95” and “Atelier” will be priced at $200 USD.

Original Story 1/29/26:
The Air Max 95 has always reflected more than performance. It carries regional identity, street style, and the way different cities shape how sneakers are worn. With this new collection, Nike shifts the focus back to the communities that helped turn the silhouette into a global staple.

At the center of it is the Nike Air Max 95 City Pack, a four-pair release honoring Paris, Hong Kong, Baltimore, and Seoul’s Seongsu district. Each version draws directly from the rhythm and character of its city, using color and materials as storytelling tools rather than decoration.

What stands out immediately is how different the moods feel across the lineup. Paris’ “Atelier” pair leans into soft neutrals and smooth fades, capturing creative spaces rooted in design and craftsmanship. The “Hong Kong” edition moves in the opposite direction, using a bold red gradient and layered textures that echo neon-lit streets and constant motion.

Rather than relying on color alone, the construction adds meaning. Baltimore’s “I-95” pair uses an all-black upper with metal eyelets, referencing bike culture and the toughness tied to the city’s street energy. Meanwhile, the “Seongsu” colorway balances grey panels, black accents, and striking red laces, reflecting Seoul’s blend of industrial history and modern creativity.

This release signals a shift toward storytelling that feels grounded and cultural instead of purely aesthetic. It shows design maturity by letting each city guide the final form rather than forcing one theme across all pairs.

Nike Air Max 95 Family Reunion Pack Release Date

The Nike Air Max 95 “City Pack” releases February 19, 2026 through SNKRS and select retailers, with matching apparel launching alongside the sneakers.

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Nike Air Max 95 “City Pack”
Release Date: February 19, 2026
Price: $190-$200

Nike Air Max 95 City Pack “Atelier”
Nike Air Max 95 City Pack “I-95”
Nike Air Max 95 City Pack “Seongsu”
Nike Air Max 95 City Pack “Hong Kong”

Nike Air Max 95 “Seongsu” Releases February 19th

UPDATE 2/3/26: The Nike Air Max 95 Big Bubble “Seongsu” is set to release February 19th via SNKRS for $190 USD.

Original Story 1/29/26:
Quiet design changes often say more than bold makeovers, and this latest Air Max drop leans into that idea. A familiar grey palette returns, but the structure tells a new story shaped by Seoul’s Seongsu district and its industrial edge.

At the center of it is the Nike Air Max 95 “Seongsu”, which keeps the Big Bubble setup while shifting away from Sergio Lozano’s signature layered waves. Instead, the silhouette adopts a textile upper with vertical striping. The look feels more technical and refined, borrowing from fused materials seen across modern Nike Sportswear releases.

Visually, the Photon Dust, Dark Smoke Grey, Cool Grey, and Metallic Silver tones stay grounded in classic Air Max territory. Still, the execution feels different. A mini Swoosh on the forefoot carries a lightly worn finish, echoed again along the midsole. Meanwhile, blue Air units add contrast beneath the muted upper.

Rather than relying on suede and leather, the construction leans toward performance-inspired textiles. “211” branding on the insole and heel nods to Seongsu’s subway station number, while circular perforations along the side panels catch light and add movement.

Marking a slight evolution for the silhouette, the sneaker dips into archival colorways while introducing forward-thinking fabrics.

The Nike Air Max 95 “Seongsu” drops on February 19, 2026, priced at $190 USD. You can grab them at Nike.com and select retailers.

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Nike Air Max 95 “Seongsu”
Color: Photon Dust/Dark Smoke Grey-Cool Grey-Metallic Silver
Style Code: IQ3363-025
Release Date: February 19, 2026
Price: $190

Nike Air Max 95 “I-95” Releases February 19th

UDPATE 2/3/26: The Nike Air Max 95 Big Bubble “I-95” will release February 19th for $200 USD via SNKRS alongside the rest of the “City Pack” collection.

Original Story 1/29/26:
Movement and identity have always shaped how certain sneakers live beyond retail shelves. In Baltimore, bike culture turned the Air Max 95 into more than footwear. It became part of the city’s visual language, tied closely to toughness, pride, and community presence.

The Nike Air Max 95 “I-95” is a release built around the neighborhoods and riders that define the corridor. The pair surfaces in an all-black execution that leans into function first. Instead of color contrast, depth comes from layered textures that stay true to Sergio Lozano’s original anatomy-driven design.

Visually, the tone remains controlled and purpose-driven. Black mesh and synthetic panels stack cleanly, giving the silhouette dimension without breaking its stealth profile. What stands out immediately is how little excess is used to communicate strength.

Built with durability in mind, the construction adds metal eyelets as a subtle upgrade. It’s a practical detail that speaks directly to bike life demands. Darkened Air units, a blacked-out midsole, and a rugged outsole complete the uniform look.

The Nike Air Max 95 “I-95” releases February 19, 2026 through Nike.com and select retailers for $200.

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Nike Air Max 95 “I-95”
Color: Black/Off-Noir-Metallic Silver-Black
Style Code: IQ1662-045
Release Date: February 19, 2026
Price: $200

Nike Air Max 95 “Atelier” Releases February 19th

UPDATE 2/3/26: The Nike Air Max 95 Big Bubble “Atelier” will release February 19th alongside the rest of the “City Pack” via SNKRS for $200 USD.

Original Story 1/24/26:
Design-driven storytelling has quietly become a theme inside Nike’s Air Max line again. As brands lean back into archival construction and original tooling, the Air Max 95 is emerging as one of the clearest examples of how heritage can guide modern releases.

That direction continues with the Nike Air Max 95 “Paris”, a new addition to the Air Max 95 Family Pack for 2026. After earlier entries explored perforated materials and rugged, trail-inspired builds, this version takes a more refined path. Its inspiration pulls from Parisian studio culture rather than outdoor utility.

On the design side, blueprint-style insoles set the tone. Markings like “Atelier” and “Unité et Créativité” reference workshop spaces and collaborative design. Raw, unfinished edges on the upper reinforce that concept, giving the sneaker a cut-and-sew feel that mirrors fashion prototyping. The black and white palette keeps everything grounded and architectural.

Still, this pair signals more than a city tribute. It suggests Nike is treating the Air Max 95 as a canvas for construction-based storytelling, not just color changes. That approach feels like a shift toward deeper design narratives instead of surface-level themes.

The Air Max 95 Paris colorway fits naturally into the broader Air Max 95 Family Pack, which now reads as a celebration of process, craftsmanship, and creativity. Each release shows a different side of how the silhouette can evolve without losing its identity.

The Nike Air Max 95 Big Bubble “Atelier” releases February 19, 2026 through select retailers and Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $200 USD.

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Nike Air Max 95 “Atelier”
Color: Black/Phantom-Light Smoke Grey
Style Code: IQ0284-010
Release Date: February 19, 2026
Price: $200

Nike Air Max 95 “Hong Kong” Releases February 19th

UPDATE 2/3/26: The Nike Air Max 95 Big Bubble “Hong Kong” will release February 19th alongside the rest of the colorways from the “City Pack” Family Reunion collection via SNKRS for $190 USD.

Original Story 1/29/26:
While many releases lean into innovation and tech, this one looks outward instead. It’s built around “Hong Kong,” using location and mood as the foundation rather than performance claims.

The Nike Air Max 95 “Hong Kong” pulls from the city’s late-night glow rather than daytime landmarks. Neon lights, reflections, movement after dark. That mood shows up immediately, not through logos or text, but through color and texture choices that feel layered instead of loud.

Red leather wraps the T-toe, grounding the shoe early. From there, the familiar wavy panels move gradually from white into deeper reds. Nothing hits all at once. Along the lower panels, orange embroidered specks sit almost randomly, like light flicker instead of pattern.

Higher up, the materials shift again. Dark red suede with black flecking gives way to black mesh near the collar, keeping the upper from feeling heavy. The tongue stands apart, finished in a multicolor canvas that feels intentionally different.

The Nike Air Max 95 “Hong Kong” releases February 19, 2026, for $190 via Nike.com and select retailers.

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Nike Air Max 95 “Hong Kong”
Color: Cinnamon/Black-Voltage Green-Metallic Silver
Style Code: IQ5755-200
Release Date: February 19, 2026
Price: $190

Nike Air Max Dn “Baroque Brown” Goes All-Leather

Nike’s latest Dynamic Air look pulls back on the bulk and feels more measured. The cushioning is slimmer, but it still reads unmistakably Air Max. Eight visible Air units run from heel to toe, creating a springy ride that stays closer to the ground. The smooth brown leather upper keeps things premium without feeling flashy.

Along the sides, curved panels flow toward the heel and give the shoe subtle motion. The stitching follows those lines and stays clean instead of busy. A tonal Swoosh fades into the sidewall, while the padded collar and tongue hint at everyday comfort.

The midsole still steals the spotlight. Clear Air pods sit inside a creamy off-white foam carrier that pops against the dark leather above. Underneath, a brown rubber outsole mirrors that segmented layout with a tough, textured tread. At the heel, a small “AIR MAX” badge sits neatly in place, and the slightly raised foam adds height without extra weight.

The result feels tighter, cleaner, and more controlled— less about show, more about function.

The Nike Air Max Dn “Baroque Brown” releases February 11, 2026 via SNKRS and select retailers for $210.

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Nike Air Max Dn
Color: Baroque Brown/Sail
Style Code: II7058-200
Release Date: February 11, 2026
Price: $210

Dashawn Jordan x Nike SB Dunk Low Releases March 2026

UPDATE 2/3/26: The Dashawn Jordan x Nike SB Dunk Low is scheduled to release on March 14, 2026, putting a firm date on one of the year’s most anticipated skate collaborations. Ahead of that drop, Jordan has shared an unboxing video where he walks through the details and explains his creative process. The design ultimately draws its core inspiration from the Arizona Diamondbacks’ 2001 World Series championship hat, which heavily informs the shoe’s color and storytelling. Stay tuned for official images to be uploaded soon.

Original Story 7/18/25:
Nike Skateboarding continues their partnership with professional skater Dashawn Jordan with a fresh SB Dunk Low, dropping Spring 2026. Revealed first with a few early sample images, the Dashawn Jordan x Nike SB Dunk Low tells a technical narrative through premium materials — all built around Jordan’s hometown of Arizona.

The incoming SB Dunk Low features a faux snakeskin overlay and desert rattlesnake-inspired black suede underlays, while Bright Spruce, Fierce Purple, and Dark Russet accents create a burst of contrast on the neutral base. A deep purple lining and teal heel tabs add layers to the silhouette while a custom insole graphic and lace jewel push the finer details. Nike SB branding is stitched onto the tongues in turquoise with Dashawn’s name stitched just below. A black midsole and outsole round out the design, balancing the detailed upper with a stealthy finish that should make it easy to wear on and off the board.

Dashawn’s SB connection runs deep into the Southwest. Nike has not yet revealed the full narrative for the sneaker, but the textured material and desert-inspired palette imply the rocky, rugged landscape and hot temperatures of Jordan’s Arizona home.

Dashawn Jordan SB Dunk Low Release Date

The Dashawn Jordan x Nike SB Dunk Low will launch March 15, 2026 at select skate shops and Nike.com for $140 USD.

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Dashawn Jordan x Nike SB Dunk Low
Color: String/Bright Spruce-Fierce Purple-Black
Style Code: IB6208-200
Release Date: March 14, 2026
Price: $140

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Kith Spring 2026 Collection Releases February 6th

Spring arrivals never hit all at once, and Kith’s Spring 2026 season follows that same slow reveal. The focus lands on new fabrics, a deeper look at denim, and updated branding. It also marks Kith’s first Mephisto partnership while continuing its work with Giorgio Armani.

&Kin returns with a cleaner, more precise edit. Slim lapel-less jackets sit alongside reworked pleated trousers and an asymmetrical zip shirt in Italian Milano crepe. The lineup feels tighter than past seasons, leaning on premium materials from Italy and Japan. Standout pieces like the Avari Moto Jacket and Idris Pant anchor the range.

The main Kith collection balances everyday staples with elevated statement pieces for the shift from winter to spring. Garment-dyed denim leads the way, paired with pebbled leather and washed suede layers. Motorsport graphics, sport-driven details, and new tonal Kith wordmarks run throughout the season.

Spring Classics adds new shapes meant to work year-round, including a cropped hoodie, textured knits, and loopback cargo pants in striped denim and snowwashed cotton. Kith Origins refreshes its core styles through an &Kin integration, blending refined finishes with tropical wool shirts and tailored trousers.

Footwear highlights bring back the Salomon XT-Voyager 2 and XT-4K in updated colors and materials. Kith also debuts a limited Mephisto capsule, handmade in France for men and women. Accessories round out the drop with ’47 and New Era headwear, new leather bags, travel duffles, bandanas, cardholders, belts, and premium socks.

The Kith Spring 2026 Collection releases globally on February 6, 2026 through KITH channels.

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Kith Spring 2026 Collection
Release Date: February 6, 2026

Nike Ja 3 “Cobalt Bliss” Also Comes in Grade School Sizes

Cold gym lights reflect off fresh court lines, and that same glow appears on the latest youth drop tied to Ja Morant’s line. The blue reads calm at first glance but sharp in motion, more controlled than loud. Small details carry the energy, from the reflective laces to the light shimmer across the upper.

The “Cobalt Bliss” Ja 3 keeps its foundation simple but layered. A breathable mesh base is wrapped in a molded, triangular texture that moves from toe to heel. The pattern adds depth without cluttering the design, while a bold black Swoosh slices cleanly along the lateral side.

This Cobalt Bliss foam builds up underfoot around a framed ZoomX window that’s visible near the midfoot. Triangular dots pack tightly together throughout the outsole suggesting quick stops and starts that the shoe intends to deliver. Printed discreetly across the heel is “TEMPO” in a darker blue hue for good measure.

Overall color is a tad iridescent depending on light, which speaks to Nike’s dialed-back approach to GS textures as of late. Minimal shimmer here.

The Nike Ja 3 GS “Cobalt Bliss” releases February 13, 2026 alongside the men’s pair on Nike.com and at select retailers for $117.

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Nike Ja 3 GS “Cobalt Bliss”
Color: Cobalt Bliss/Black
Style Code: IB4774-400
Release Date: February 13, 2026
Price: $117

Central Cee x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Light Smoke Grey” Releases February 13th

UPDATE 2/3/26: The Central Cee x Nike Air Force 1 “Light Smoke Grey” will officially release February 13th, 2026 via SNKRS for $130 USD.

Original Story 1/13/26:
Central Cee is making his another entry into footwear with his latest Nike collaboration, and the Air Force 1 just felt right. Following looks associated with the Air Max 95 and an appearance in the Jordan x Supreme campaign, this signals something more collaborative. The Central Cee x Nike Air Force 1 Low reflects how his style has grown alongside Nike’s cultural reach.

Early signs of the project surfaced at ComplexCon in Las Vegas, where posters hinted at a brick-red sample with Syna branding. Since then, the direction appears sharper and darker, shifting toward black and grey tones. That evolution fits London street culture, where clean tech-fleece fits and polished sneakers define the uniform.

The Air Force 1 itself has been enjoying a design revival through glossy finishes and Y2K-inspired textures. This pair leans into that movement while staying refined. Compared to louder celebrity editions, this release favors subtle contrast and long-term wearability.

Details point to a black patent mudguard, grey panels, and Syna World logos stamped on the heel. Together, they give the sneaker a luxury edge without abandoning street credibility. It mirrors how the Nike Air Force 1 Low continues adapting without losing its core identity.

The Central Cee x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Syna World” will release February 13th, 2026 through select retailers and SNKRS. The retail price tag is set at $130 USD.

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Central Cee x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Syna World”
Color: Black/Light Smoke Grey-White
Style Code: IO9974-010
Release Date: February 13, 2026
Price: $130

Bob Marley’s adidas Adizero EVO SL Also Comes in Black

As adidas continues to weave music heritage into its performance line, the Bob Marley estate is shaping a quieter chapter of its ongoing collaboration. Instead of the brighter Rasta palettes seen elsewhere in the range, this moment leans into restraint, letting small cultural cues do the talking. Inside that shift sits the Bob Marley x adidas Adizero EVO SL “Black”, a version that feels more everyday than exhibition.

Red, yellow, and green accents thread through the upper against a clean black base, appearing on side panels, eyelets, and the collar without overwhelming the silhouette. A Marley tag on the tongue adds understated co-branding, while bold Adizero graphics on the insole anchor the performance identity. The mesh build keeps the profile lightweight, with layered overlays adding structure without bulk.

Built as a more accessible, non-carbon-plated companion to adidas’ Adios Pro marathon line, this release favors smooth transitions and all-day comfort over race-day rigidity. Compared with earlier, louder Marley pairs, the tonal approach suggests adidas is treating the partnership less like a capsule and more like a standing pillar within its running ecosystem.

This “Black” colorway is expected to land as part of a broader Bob Marley x adidas collection, which also features Marley-themed takes on the SL-72, the Handball Spezial, and a “Yellow” EVO SL.

The Bob Marley x adidas Adizero EVO SL “Black” is expected to release February 13, 2026 via adidas.com and select performance retailers.

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Bob Marley x adidas Adizero Evo SL
Style Code: KJ6160
Release Date: February 13, 2026
Price: TBA

Nike Honors Lower East Side Historian Clayton Patterson With Special Air Force 1

On Chrystie Street, where skate kids, street artists, and photo labs once shared the same sidewalks, Nike is reconnecting with a chapter of New York that rarely shows up in corporate storytelling. Clayton Patterson’s new book and gallery presentation frame the moment, turning the Lower East Side from backdrop into subject. Inside that setting, a Friends & Family Air Force 1 appears less like a product drop and more like an artifact of place.

Black tumbled leather carries the upper with crisp white Swooshes cutting across the side panels, keeping the base clean and unmistakably AF1. A woven heel tab replaces the usual smooth panel, while Patterson’s stitched skull sits on the rear quarter with his name embroidered just above it, blending personal iconography into a classic silhouette without overwhelming it. The familiar all-black midsole and outsole keep the design grounded, letting the back-panel details do the talking.

Compared with recent commemorative Air Force 1 projects, this pair feels quieter and more specific, suggesting Nike is leaning toward deeper cultural ties rather than broad nostalgia plays. The gesture aligns with Patterson’s long-running documentation of downtown New York — not a celebration, but a conversation preserved in leather and thread.

The Clayton Patterson x Nike Air Force 1 Low is a Friends & Family edition with no public release, available only in connection with Patterson’s Lower East Side exhibition and related programming.

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Undefeated x Air Jordan 4 Restocks Today (February 2026)

UPDATE 2/3/26: The Undefeated x Air Jordan 4 will restock today at 1 PM ET via SNKRS Exclusive Access.

Original Story:
The Undefeated x Air Jordan 4 2025 release is officially locked in, ending two decades of waiting since the original 2005 drop. Considered one of the most coveted Jordan collaborations ever, this olive green and black pair is now set for a wider launch.

After a Chicago-exclusive shock drop earlier this month, Nike has confirmed a SNKRS release on August 28th, 2025, retailing for $230. Early pairs surfaced through select boutique channels, fueling demand for what is shaping up to be one of the year’s top sneaker releases.

The Air Jordan 4 features premium nubuck, interchangeable tongue patches, and UNDEFEATED branding, details that nod directly to the 2005 original. Unlike that ultra-limited release, this launch broadens access, though Nike hints at an Exclusive Access Draw rather than first-come-first-serve.

As someone who remembers the original release era, I’d say this drop feels like a cultural full-circle moment. It’s rare that Jordan Brand lets a legend return in near-OG form, and this execution doesn’t disappoint.

Undefeated Jordan 4 SNKRS Release Date

Again, the Air Jordan 4 “Undefeated” will receive a SNKRS release on August 28th for $230 USD. Enjoy the official photos below.

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Undefeated x Air Jordan 4 OG
Color: Deep Green/Clementine-Black
Style Code: IB1519-200
Release Date: August 28, 2025 (SNKRS)
Price: $230

Rich Paul Debuts The Klutch Athletics x New Balance AC Runner

A quiet evolution is taking shape inside New Balance’s ecosystem as Rich Paul moves beyond single-name projects and into a broader performance conversation. His work now spans two lanes — elevated signature releases under his own name and more accessible product through Klutch Athletics — a dual strategy that feels increasingly intentional. That backdrop frames why the Klutch Athletics x New Balance AC Runner matters before any spec sheet does.

The silhouette itself arrives as a relatively new addition to New Balance’s running lineup, positioned less as a specialist and more as a versatile daily trainer. A Fresh Foam X midsole with varied density levels sits at the core, balancing soft landings with enough structure for varied workouts. Black and white dominate the upper, but subtle, wave-like tonal patterns ripple across the mesh, adding depth without breaking the brand’s restrained Klutch visual language.

Compared to Paul’s earlier New Balance projects, this release leans toward scalability rather than exclusivity. The design reads cleaner, more modular, and easier to live with across different settings — a signal that Klutch Athletics is being treated like a standing performance imprint rather than a one-off collaboration.

Momentum here is as much about positioning as product, placing the AC Runner between heritage-informed runners and modern training footwear.

The Klutch Athletics x New Balance AC Runner is expected later in 2026 via New Balance and select retailers. However, standard AC Runner colorways are already available on NewBalance.com for $150 USD.

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Teyana Taylor Reveals Her Air Jordan 3 “Concrete Rose”

UPDATE 2/3/26: Teyana Taylor is giving a clearer look at her Air Jordan 3 “Concrete Rose,” which is slated to release in March 2026 for $280. The pair stands out for its molded thorn detailing that wraps the upper — a feature you can remove, though you won’t be able to put it back on once taken off.

Original Story 1/31/26:
Teyana Taylor’s next chapter with Jordan Brand arrives at a moment when her creative momentum feels undeniable. Fresh off a Golden Globe win for One Battle After Another and a high-profile Saturday Night Live hosting debut, Taylor offered an early look at her upcoming Air Jordan 3 collaboration that felt more like a statement than a tease.

The Teyana Taylor x Jordan Brand Air Jordan 3 “Concrete Rose” surfaced in greater detail during Grammy Awards weekend in Los Angeles, where her release party revealed the depth behind the design. The midsole is intentionally designed to resemble hardened cement, as if the shoe stepped straight through wet concrete and carried the residue with it.

That grounded feel carries into the symbolism. Taylor has explained that while her Air Jordan 1 focused on the rose itself, this Air Jordan 3 represents the thorns. Those molded thorn elements wrap the shoe and are removable, but once taken off, they cannot be reattached. The detail reinforces permanence, echoing the idea that growth leaves marks you don’t undo.

Elsewhere, the Concrete Rose theme is reinforced through gold rose hangtags, metallic gold eyelets, and rose graphic insoles. “TEY” branding appears on the tongues, while Nike Air heel tabs maintain the model’s classic foundation. The upper arrives in a muted green base built with premium materials, keeping the focus on texture and story rather than contrast.

Teyana Taylor Air Jordan 3 Release Date

The Teyana Taylor x Air Jordan 3 “Concrete Rose” is expected to release on March 7, 2026, priced at $280 USD, and will be available at select retailers and Nike.com.

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Teyana Taylor x Air Jordan 3
Color: Fir/Gorge Green-Cement Grey-Fire Red
Style Code: IF3097-300
Release Date: March 7, 2026
Price: $280