
Nike and Ja Morant Shared a Ton of New Ja 3 Colorways for Spring and Summer
Along with signature sneakers belonging to Anthony Edwards, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and A’ja Wilson, Ja Morant’s third Nike model is part of a crop of new basketball shoes that are bringing new energy to the category. One unique approach that has set the Nike Ja 3 apart from the rest of the crop is Morant and Nike’s approach to “leaking” new colorways before the usual sneaker leakers are able to share the latest looks. The brand-approved previews continued Friday with the reveal of seven new Nike Ja 3 styles.
The colorways previewed Friday will be released throughout spring and summer 2026, although Nike did not provide exact release dates for the pairs.
A bright pink Nike Ja 3 features a two-tone look with a full colorway of Pink Foam/Hyper Pink/Silt Red/Sundial and an adult style code of HF2793-601. The pair, according to Nike, is inspired by Morant’s love for Japanese jellybeans.

A Year of the Horse colorway celebrating Chinese New Year will use a Light Chocolate/Metallic Gold/Silt Red color combination and its style code is IB6508-200.

A mismatched, Murray State-inspired style will be released in Pure Platinum/Deep Royal Blue/Lightening/Dusty Cactus with a style code of HF2793-004.

Morant’s AAU team, 12 Time, is represented on a near-tonal Bleached Turquoise/Safety Orange/Vivid Purple look that will arrive under the style code IQ6755-300.

Morant’s “At Dawn” theme will continue on a new Black/Baltic Blue/Total Orange/Hyper Pink colorway of the Nike Ja 3. The At Dawn style code is IQ6705-001.

As is tradition, Morant’s line will include references to his family with a new “Uncle Phil” Nike Ja 3 in Blue Chill/Fire Red/Zitron/Blue Legend. The style code for that pair is IH1097-400.

Rounding out the preview is a “Let Me Be Ja” colorway Tour Yellow/University Red/Black. Matching a recently released Air Force 1, the yellow look has a style code of HF2793-702.

Readers can expect each of the Nike Ja 3 styles previewed here to be released throughout ’26.
Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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