Jordan Brand continues to reimagine the Air Jordan 11 as a lifestyle sneaker with the Jordan DMSN 95. The DMSN designation refers to “Dimension,” and rather than a complete overhaul, Jordan Brand opted to preserve the Air Jordan 11 Low’s shape, enhancing its upper with a more contemporary, technical feel.

Official images reveal breathable mesh spanning the underside, connected by a molded TPU cage that hugs the sides of the silhouette. The added structure modifies how the upper feels, yet it still hints at its ties to the original design. Underfoot, you can find the familiar Air Jordan 11 Low tooling.

One of the biggest changes comes along the mudguard. Instead of using the continuous patent leather panel associated with the Air Jordan 11, Jordan Brand splits the section into three pieces and removes the glossy finish altogether.

Checkerboard detailing down the medial pulls from the carbon-fiber plate from the Air Jordan 11. It’s a subtle nod, but one worth noting considering the rest of the upper dips into lifestyle footwear territory much more than traditional basketball shoes.

Jordan Brand has been following this route with several of its older designs. The Jordan 4 RM reworked the Air Jordan 4, while models such as the Jordan Ultra and Jordan MVP 92 used recognizable details from earlier signature shoes. The DMSN 95 applies that same idea to one of the brand’s most protected silhouettes.

Past Air Jordan 11 experiments, including the woven Jordan Future and Air Jordan 11 Low IE, moved further away from the standard retro formula. The DMSN 95 stays closer to the Low’s overall shape, making the changes feel more like a material and construction update than a completely separate model.

The Jordan DMSN 95 “Black” is expected to release August 1, 2026, in men’s sizing for $135. The debut colorway comes dressed in Black/Dark Smoke Grey, though a wider launch through Nike.com has not yet been confirmed.

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