The late-’90s Team Jordan era has been quietly creeping back into focus, and this latest move feels deliberate rather than nostalgic. Models that once lived on NBA feet and high-school courts are resurfacing at a moment when archive basketball silhouettes are again shaping modern rotations. That context sets the stage for what’s coming next.

The Jordan Jumpman Pro “Black Concord” is slated to return in Spring 2026, marking its first widespread release since the 25th-anniversary drop in 2022. Originally debuting in 1997 as the first true Team Jordan model, the silhouette gained traction on players like Ray Allen, Eddie Jones, Vin Baker, Derek Anderson, and Michael Finley. It wasn’t a signature shoe, but it carried signature-level visibility during a formative stretch for the brand.

Black leather anchors the upper while softer nubuck panels add depth across the quarter. Metallic Gold eyelets introduce a subtle hit of luxury, sitting in contrast to the Bright Concord accents that frame the collar and outsole. A crisp White Jumpman appears on the lateral ankle, with blue Jumpman branding landing on the tongue and heel tab to balance the palette. Underfoot, the sculpted white midsole and Concord rubber outsole keep the proportions familiar, a reminder that this design still works without heavy modern revision.

The Jordan Jumpman Pro “Black Concord” is expected to return in Mach 2026 at select Jordan Brand retailers and Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $145 USD.

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