
This Classic Michael Jordan Sneaker Is Getting a New Glow-in-the-Dark Update
With men’s, women’s and kid’s exclusive styles on the horizon, the fourth quarter of 2025 is ripe with Air Jordan 11 releases. The latest style to surface online is a brand new “Sneaker School” colorway which is coming out exclusively for kids ahead of Halloween.
The upcoming Air Jordan 11 Retro Sneaker School style dons a Black/Barely Volt/Dark Raisin/White color combination which is a mostly black design, including its leather base and the velvet-like texture in place of the sneaker’s signature patent leather overlay. The pale green Barely Volt shade fills in the bulk of accents, appearing on the branding as well as on the outsole which features a glow-in-the-dark treatment, making it the first Air Jordan 11 to include the luminescent finish.
Further details on the upcoming kid’s exclusive are harder to distinguish. The heel’s Jumpman logo appears to be juxtaposed with a claw mark, fitting for the shoe’s pre-Halloween arrival. Meanwhile, the shoe’s packaging appears to deviate from the spooky season theme, with back-to-school-appropriate “Sneaker School” notebook graphics.

The glow-in-the-dark Air Jordan 11 Retro Sneaker School is just one of many iterations of the model that will be arriving in the coming months. In December, Michael Jordan’s eleventh sneaker will also be reissued in its Gamma Blue colorway for the first time ever. New looks for the model include a Rare Air style and a women’s exclusive dubbed “Grand Finale.” Also expected is a new look said to be nicknamed “Coldest in the Game,” although in-hand images of that pair have yet to surface.
The kid’s exclusive Air Jordan 11 Retro Sneaker School is currently expected to be released on Oct. 4 for a retail price of $185 from nike.com and select Jordan Brand retailers globally. The style code for this new pair is IB1378-001.


Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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