
Here’s Every Air Jordan Sneaker Releasing in June
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Jordan Brand‘s slate of Air Jordans for June is set to bring a healthy mix of the old and new.
A Ma Maniére is set to release its third Air Jordan 5 collaboration, this one reportedly tied to Juneteenth. A new teal seafoam colorway is coming to the Air Jordan 11 Low, and the Air Jordan 1 Low will take the spotlight for the annual Quai54 sneaker.
On the retro front, the Air Jordan 5 will also return in its original “Grape” colorway, and the Air Jordan 14 “Ferrari” is coming back for the first time since its debut in 2014.
Below, you’ll find every Air Jordan sneaker releases in June. This post will be updated as any new information becomes available.

Release Date: June 7
Price: $225
SKU: IB1528-100
A Ma Maniére is well known for incorporated social messaging into its sneaker collaborations, and its next Air Jordan 5 will reportedly be tied to Juneteenth.
Air Jordan 11 Low “Igloo”

Release Date: June 7
Price: $190
SKU: AH7860-103
The Air Jordan 11 Low, which has become a bigger fixture of Jordan releases in recent years, gets a brand-new seafoam colorway.
Air Jordan 14 “Ferrari”

Release Date: June 11
Price: TBD
SKU: IF5015-600
The Air Jordan 14 itself was inspired by Michael Jordan’s Ferrari 550 M, most apparent in the Jumpman badge beneath the collar, and this colorway leans into its source of inspiration even further in race-ready red. (Pictured here is the 2014 edition.)
Air Jordan 5 “Grape”

Release Date: June 21
Price: $210
SKU: HQ7978-100
Best known for being worn by Will Smith in “The Fresh Price of Bel-Air” rather than Michael Jordan, the original “Grape” edition of the Air Jordan 5 returns for the first time since 2018.

Release Date: June 30
Price: $160
SKU: IB8836-007
Jordan Brand’s annual sneaker for the Paris streetball tournament brings a yellow and black Air Jordan 1 Low with contrast stitching into the fold for 2025.
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