First Look At The Air Jordan “Black Pack”

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The Paris Fashion Week headlines keep rolling in with a first look at the Air Jordan “Black Pack,” a quartet of all-black retro styles expected to release later this year, each exploring a different premium material build.

Likely conceived to spotlight some of Jordan Brand’s key silhouettes for future seasons, including a few that have received little attention in recent years, the “Black Pack” delivers elevated takes on the Air Jordan 14 Low, Air Jordan 15, Air Jordan 16, and Air Jordan 17 Low. Only the 16 has yet to surface as of this writing, but we wouldn’t be surprised to see that change in the very near future.

Various sources have shared images of the “Black Pack” sneakers from Paris Fashion Week. Photos of the Air Jordan 14 Low come from the Mowalola pop-up, which is fitting given the London-based designer is set to release her own two-style Air Jordan 14 collaboration this fall. The Air Jordan 14 Low “Black Pack” is arguably the most premium-looking of the bunch, sporting black ostrich leather across the side panels.

From there we move to the Air Jordan 17 Low, fresh off a “Black Patent” colorway from earlier this year. The “Black Pack” edition sports nubuck on the sides and toe, with stingray leather appearing around the eyelets. The always-polarizing Air Jordan 15, meanwhile, goes in a different direction with black snakeskin uppers. It remains to be seen what material the Air Jordan 16 will feature, though initial reports mentioned pony hair as a strong possibility.

The Air Jordan “Black Pack” remains on track for a Holiday 2026 release, meaning sometime between October and December. Given the elevated materials and the relative rarity of these models, stock may be limited. Interested buyers should also expect MSRPs above each silhouette’s standard retro pricing. Keep scrolling for detailed shots of each pair.