
Michael Jordan’s Most Popular Air Jordan Is Getting a Luxe Upgrade
With the return of Jordan Brand’s ultra-premium Bin 23 line imminent, more details on future releases are beginning to surface.
After first-look images of the Air Jordan 6 Retro Bin 23 surfaced, news of what is said to be the collection’s final release of 2026 has materialized. According to @zsneakerheadz and Sneaker Files, the Air Jordan 4 Retro Prm Bin 23 will be released this holiday season.
The premium colorway is expected to feature a Fauna Brown/Multi-color colorway that’s said to be inspired by the Wild West. At this point, in-hand images of the new style aren’t yet available, but a speculative mock-up of what the pair is expected to look like was provided and it depicts a fully leather Air Jordan 4 dressed in brown. The Bin 23 series’ signature wax seal logo is seen on the heel, while a cream-colored midsole fills in the underfoot section.

In addition to the just-revealed Air Jordan 6 Retro Bin 23, other models are also slated to receive the luxurious treatment including the Air Jordan 3 and Air Jordan 8. Each model in the Bin 23 line is limited to just 2,300 individually numbered pairs.
Jordan Brand’s Bin 23 line was originally introduced in 2010 and carried into the following year before eventually being discontinued. Previous models to receive the Bin 23 include the Air Jordan 2, Air Jordan 5, Air Jordan 7, Air Jordan 9 and Air Jordan 13.
In addition to this newly surfaced premium Air Jordan 4, the popular model will receive other notable releases in ’26 including a Los Angeles Lakers-inspired “Lakeshow” look for NBA All-Star Weekend, two Valentine’s Day colorways, the return of the Toro Bravo, Tour Yellow and original Bred styles and more.
The Air Jordan 4 Retro Prm Bin 23 is expected to be released on Dec. 26 for a retail price of $355 in limited-edition quantities. The style code for the new Bin 23 colorway is IQ5497-200.
Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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