Jordan Brand Adds Two “Air Bugs” Air Jordan 1s To The Space Jam Celebration

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When word of the Air Jordan 11 “Space Jam” bring-back first touched down, it was already plenty noteworthy, letting loose one of the most beloved non-OG colorways in all of MJ’s arsenal to fit the traditional holiday slot the AJ11 has dominated for years. In the months since we first got wind of that release, the scope of Jordan Brand’s “Space Jam” effort has steadily increased, from the Air Jordan 9 of the same name to three total looks for the 11, to a healthy host of GR pairs coming down the pike.

In that lattermost lane, the Air Jordan 1 Low and Air Jordan 1 Mid now contribute the latest additions to the 30th anniversary festivities. Shown here are two pairs joined by mismatched Air Jordan and Air Bugs logos across their tongues, yet each diverges a bit from there. To our eye, the “Joker”-like Mid plays off the concentric circles of the film’s logo with similar treatments on the Swoosh, including planet-like circles towards its curved edges. The Low veers closer to the Air Jordan 11 “Magic Blue” with iridescent metallic finishes that create a multicolor arrangement from panel to panel. Both pairs arrive in special edition packaging that carries a venerable mosaic of movie callouts and imagery, finished with special 30th anniversary branding that includes the Jumpman leaping through an orbital diagram.

These colorways on the Air Jordan 1 Mid and Air Jordan 1 Low should be dropping sometime in November. Adult and GS pairs will be available for both, clocking in at $140/$120 for the Mid and $130/$115 for the Low. Early info sources have hinted at an all-hands celebration across the Jordan catalog, retro or otherwise. Keep it locked to this page and our Jordan Release Dates 2026 page for any additional updates on the full crop as it comes further into view.