The Air Jordan 7 "Miro" has been pushed back. It was originally scheduled to drop sometime in June, but the release has shifted to July 10th per Sneaker Bar Detroit.
The shoe takes its name from Joan Miró, the Spanish painter known for his bold use of primary colors and abstract shapes. That influence shows up clearly across the upper. The design pulls in red, yellow, blue, green, and black against a white leather base. Also there are multicolored laces tying the whole look together.
The style code for the sneakers is IQ6573-100. A retail price hasn't been officially confirmed. That being said, given the AJ7's recent pricing history, expect it to land somewhere in the $200 to $220 range.
The "Miro" is part of a broader push from Jordan Brand to revisit art-inspired colorways on classic silhouettes. The AJ7 is a good canvas for that kind of project. The shape already has a lot going on, so a busy graphic treatment doesn't feel out of place on it the way it might on a cleaner silhouette.
This isn't the first time an Air Jordan 7 has leaned into an art world reference. The "Flint" and "Bordeaux" colorways have always carried a certain collector appeal. Jordan Brand seems to be targeting that same audience here with the Miro.
Overall, July is the new target. More final details on the exact drop date should surface in the coming weeks.
Air Jordan 7 "Miro"
Joan Miró was a Catalan painter and sculptor who became one of the most recognized figures in surrealist and abstract art during the twentieth century. His work is known for bold primary colors, simple shapes, and a playful visual language that still reads as immediately recognizable today.
Further the Air Jordan 7 "Miro" borrows from that world in a pretty direct way. The white leather upper serves as the canvas, with splashes of red, blue, yellow, and green spread across the panels.
The multicolored braided laces add another layer of detail. A gold Jumpman sits on the ankle, and the midsole stacks red and yellow near the outsole.
Finally, the vibrant color scheme and lovable silhouette position the July release perfectly.
