Jordan Brand Spring 2023 Officially Unveiled
- Omar Powell
- Dec 23, 2022
- 2 min read
Updated: Jan 9, 2023
Familiar looks and new adaptations
Jordan Brand's 2023 spring offering comes to us officially and if you caught the retro preview recently on SNKRS, you saw first hand what the brand has up its sleeve. However, if you missed – this may be your first opportunity to see the spring rollout for yourself.
Headlined by the 'White Cement' (Reimagined) Air Jordan 3 Retro, the assemblance also includes the return of the 'Playoff' Air Jordan 13 Retro; which last released in 2011, but celebrates the 25th anniversary of the silhouette and colorway in which MJ won his final NBA All-Star Game MVP. Additionally, a blast from the past in the form of the OG 'Black/White' Air Jordan 1 Retro High in the '85 cut – the 'Olive Concord' Air Jordan 9 Retro and numerous other newer twists.
Concurrently, with there being a large focus on the women's end of the spectrum; we see exclusive offerings via the Air Jordan 1 Retro High, Air Jordan 5 Retro and Air Jordan 14 Low Retro. And lastly, new takes featuring the Air Jordan 2 Retro and Air Jordan 4 Retro 'Craft'.
Which pairs are on your radar, join the conversation on Twitter and let us know. See the official imagery and release info below and see our Launch Dates page for a comprehensive calendar.
Air Jordan 9 Retro
Black/Bright Concord-Light Olive Aquatone
CT8019-034
1. 7. 23.
$200
Air Jordan 1 High Retro
True Blue/White-Cement Grey
DZ5485-410
1. 14. 23.
$180
WMNS Air Jordan 5 Retro "Dunk on Mars"
True Blue/White-Cement Grey
DD9336-800
1. 14. 23.
$200
Air Jordan 2 Retro "Craft"
Sail/Desert-Sunset Haze-Light Steel Grey
DX4400-118
1. 26. 23.
$175
Air Jordan 2 Retro "Lucky Green"
White/Lucky Green-Sail-Light Steel Grey
DR8884-103
2. 3. 23.
$175
Air Jordan 4 Retro SE "Craft"
Photon Dust/Pale Vanilla-Off White-Grey Fog-Flat Pewter-Sail
DV3742-021
2. 11. 23.
$210
Air Jordan 1 Retro High '85 OG
Black/White
BQ4422-001
2. 15. 23.
$200
WMNS Air Jordan 1 Retro High
Game Royal/Varsity Maize
FD2596-700
2. 17. 23.
$180
Air Jordan 13 Retro "Playoff"
Black/True Red-White
2. 18. 23.
$210
WMNS Air Jordan 14 Low Retro
Metallic Silver/Fire Red-Wolf Grey-Black
DH4121-060
3. 3. 23.
$180
Air Jordan 5 Retro SE "UNC"
University Blue/Black-White
DV1310-401
3. 4. 23.
$225
Air Jordan 3 Retro OG "White Cement" (Reimagined)
Summit White/Fire Red-Cement Grey
DN3707-100
3. 11. 23.
$210
Air Jordan 5 Retro
Black/Aquatone-Taxi
DD0587-047
4. 8. 23.
$200
Air Jordan 6 Retro
White/Medium Grey-Cool Grey
CT8529-100
4. 19. 23.
$200
Air Jordan 1 Retro High
Tech Grey/Muslin-Black-White
DZ5485-052
xx. xx. 23.
$180
WMNS Air Jordan 4 Retro
White/Seafoam-Dark Ash-Neutral Grey
AQ9129-103
xx. xx. 23.
$200
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