Closer Look at the ‘Midnight Navy’ Air Jordan 5 Releasing in November

The Jumpman’s Holiday 2023 collection continues to grow with the Air Jordan 5 joining the mix in a special “Georgetown” design. Dressed in an official colorway of Midnight Navy, Black, and Football Grey, the Air Jordan 5 will opt for a familiar design we’ve seen Jordan Brand use on a few of their other Retro […] The post Closer Look at the ‘Midnight Navy’ Air Jordan 5 Releasing in November appeared first on JustFreshKicks.

The Jumpman’s Holiday 2023 collection continues to grow with the Air Jordan 5 joining the mix in a special “Georgetown” design.

Dressed in an official colorway of Midnight Navy, Black, and Football Grey, the Air Jordan 5 will opt for a familiar design we’ve seen Jordan Brand use on a few of their other Retro model’s in the past. No leaked images of the offering have surfaced just yet but the pair is expected to feature a nubuck upper in navy while translucent mesh will be featured on the sides. 3M tongues add in the signature AJ5 attire while a black rubber midsole decked out with the silver speckled shark tooth graphic and an icy outsole are featured underneath to complete the design.

AIR JORDAN 5 GEORGETOWN RELEASE INFORMATION

The Air Jordan 5 is set for a Holiday 2023 release via select Air Jordan retailers and Nike.com. The retail price will be set at $210. Check out an early mock-up of the pair below and be sure to stay tuned to JustFreshKicks for updates on this release and of course more of the latest sneaker news from your favorite brands.

Air Jordan 5 “Georgetown”
Color: Midnight Navy/Black-Football Grey
Style Code: FD6812-400
Release Date: November 10th, 2023
Retail Price: $210

UPDATE 8/24/23: New images of the ‘Midnight Navy’ Air Jordan 5 have surfaced courtesy of JD Sports UK. Additionally, they’ve confirmed the rumored release date of November 10th, 2023.

UPDATE 6/3: Originally expected to be a “Georgetown” offering, now that first look images are here, it looks like the offering will not be what we originally thought. The rendition, however, does feature some of the same aesthetics as the Air Jordan 5 “Fear”. Stay tuned for more details.