September is stacked with new Jordan releases, mixing classic retros, collabs, and colorways tied to real anniversaries. Here's every Air Jordan release lined up for the month, along with what to expect from each one.
Air Jordan 1 High OG “Nails & Grails”
This women's exclusive Air Jordan 1 releases September 2nd for $185. The style code is listed as FD2596-601 for anyone tracking the drop.
The concept leans fully into a nail art theme, with cherry red patent leather designed to mimic polish. A metal wings badge sits on the collar, matching a set of charms meant to glue onto your actual nails.
It's one of the more playful, detail-driven releases on this month's calendar. The concept ties fashion and sneaker culture together in a way few other Jordan releases attempt.
Air Jordan 4 “Tour Yellow”
The Air Jordan 4 "Tour Yellow" drops September 5th for $220. Its style code is IO2463-102.
A bright yellow base takes over most of the upper, paired with dark blue-grey and black accents for contrast. It's a loud, high-visibility colorway compared to some of the more muted retros releasing this month.
The Air Jordan 4 has seen a steady run of new colorways throughout the year. This pair adds another bold option to that growing lineup.
Air Jordan 7 “Tennis Day”
This colorway releases September 9th for $215, under style code IV6508-030.
Phantom, anthracite, and lime blast come together on this pair, pulling from the Air Jordan 7's original tennis-inspired design roots. It's a subtle callback rather than a flashy reinvention, keeping most of the build fairly restrained.
Big fans of the silhouette should recognize the nod immediately. It's a fitting way to revisit one of the model's lesser-discussed inspirations.
Air Jordan 3 TD Cleats “Metallic Silver”
Releasing September 10th for $205, this pair carries style code FZ8626-002.
Jordan Brand brings the Air Jordan 3 onto the football field with this cleat version. Metallic silver, white, and black make up the build, keeping the classic AJ3 look intact despite the format change.
It's aimed squarely at athletes who want performance function without giving up recognizable retro styling. Cleat releases like this remain a smaller, more niche corner of Jordan Brand's overall lineup.
Air Jordan 4 “London”
This UK-exclusive Air Jordan 4 releases September 12th for $220. The style code is listed as IV6048-001.
Black, red bark, and dark smoke grey make up the palette on this city-specific colorway. It continues Jordan Brand's push toward regional releases built around specific markets rather than global rollouts.
UK fans get first access, while availability elsewhere remains limited. These city-tied releases have become a bigger part of Jordan Brand's strategy in recent years.
Air Jordan 12 “Bucks”
The Air Jordan 12 "Bucks" drops September 12th for $215, under style code CT8013-103.
Summit white, gorge green, black, and purple pull directly from Milwaukee's team colors. It's part of a wider trend of team and city-themed Air Jordan 12 releases hitting shelves this year.
The silhouette has proven flexible enough to carry bold color combinations without losing its shape. Expect plenty of local buzz around this one heading into release day.
Air Jordan 6 Low “Desert Berry”
This women's exclusive Air Jordan 6 Low releases September 16th for $205. Its style code is IX5195-001.
Black nubuck forms the base, with iridescent pink panels catching light throughout the upper. It's a softer, more understated option compared to the standard mid-top Air Jordan 6 releases dominating the model's lineup. This pair adds some variety to an otherwise busy month of drops.
Mowalola x Air Jordan 14 Mule
Releasing September 18th for $180, this pair carries style code IR0908-001.
Mowalola reworks the Air Jordan 14 into an entirely new mule silhouette here. Black, metallic silver, and burnt red make up the color story throughout the build.
It's one of 2 takes on Michael Jordan's final shoe as a Chicago Bull dropping this same day. The mule format alone makes this one of the boldest reinterpretations on the entire September calendar.
Mowalola x Air Jordan 14
This Air Jordan 14 collab also drops September 18th, priced at $255 under style code IQ5708-001.
Black, burnt red, and metallic gold carry over from the mule version, tying both releases together visually. Unlike its counterpart, this pair keeps the Air Jordan 14's original silhouette fully intact.
Together, the two make for one of the more unexpected collaborations Jordan Brand has released all year. Mowalola's design fingerprint is obvious throughout both pairs.
Air Jordan 9 OG “Space Jam”
Releasing September 19th for $215, this pair is listed under style code HV4794-106.
White, true red, and black make up this colorway, timed directly to Space Jam's 30th anniversary. It pulls from Michael Jordan's on-screen wardrobe during the film.
It's a quieter tie-in compared to some of the year's louder Space Jam releases. Still, it carries plenty of history for fans who know where to look.
J Balvin Air Jordan 4 “Lemonade”
This collaboration drops September 25th for $225, under style code IW2872-700.
J Balvin's take on the Air Jordan 4 goes full bright lemonade yellow. It marks another artist-driven release for the silhouette, following a trend of musician collaborations across Jordan Brand this year.
The bold, single-tone approach makes it easy to spot from a distance. Expect this one to stand out heavily among September's other releases.
Air Jordan 5 “Sunset”
Releasing September 25th for $205, this women's exclusive pair carries style code IV5678-102.
White, sunset, fire red, and black combine for a warm, layered colorway on this Air Jordan 5. It brings a summery finish to the model right as the season starts shifting toward fall.
The mix of tones gives the shoe a gradient-like effect across the upper. It's a fitting close to warm-weather releases before winter colorways take over.
Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Last Dance At The Garden”
This pair releases September 26th for $145, under style code IR0088-001.
Black, varsity red, and summit white make up the build, tied to a specific Michael Jordan moment at Madison Square Garden. It's one of the more story-driven colorways releasing this month, despite its relatively simple color scheme.
At $145, it's also one of the more accessible price points on this entire list. That combination of history and price should make it a popular pickup.
CDG x Air Jordan 11 Low
The CDG x Air Jordan 11 Low is set to release in two colorways this September, both priced at $250. No official release date has been confirmed yet for either pair.
This marks the Air Jordan 11's first-ever official collaboration, a silhouette Jordan Brand has rarely handed to outside partners. Premium leather replaces the usual ballistic nylon, giving both pairs a quieter, luxury-driven finish. It's one of the most significant collaborations on the entire September calendar.
