One of the most heat-packed years for Jordan releases ever is now approaching its biggest month. With the holidays right around the corner and Black Friday shopping campaigns beginning to ramp up, the Jumpman has several heavy hitters — and maybe even a few Sneaker of the Year candidates — lined up for November.
The biggest release of the month? That’s entirely subjective. For the hypebeasts, it’s probably the new Travis Scott Fragment Jordan 1, finally set to land after a September pump fake. Prefer OG colorways? The Air Jordan 12 “Taxi” and Air Jordan 10 “Shadow” are both making comebacks, each true to their mid-’90s form. We’re also getting the “Black Cat” 4s — easily one of the most sought-after retros of the pandemic era — along with a total of four Air Jordan 11s, a fitting tribute to Michael Jordan’s personal favorite signature sneaker.
As always, we’ve compiled all the November Jordan releases below, complete with photos and brief descriptions. Each Where To Buy widget includes a list of purchase links for your convenience.
Air Jordan 4 “Cozy Girl” (November 1st)
What if UGGs had an Air Jordan 4 collab? That’s basically the idea behind the women’s-exclusive “Cozy Girl” 4s, complete with a fuzzy shearling interior. Women’s, Little Kids’, and Toddler sizes will be available.
Air Jordan 4 “Blue Chill” (November 1st)
The Air Jordan 4 “Blue Chill” fits perfectly into the colder months with icy soles and mirror-like branding on the tongue. Full kids’ sizing will be available on November 1st.
Air Jordan 40 (November 1st)
The Air Jordan 40 is embarking on a series of styles inspired by past silhouettes. This pair draws cues from the Air Jordan 1 and has been worn notably by newly-minted Jumpman athlete Trae Young.
Air Jordan 11 “Rare Air” (November 5th)
Jordan Brand’s year of “Rare Air” releases concludes with an Air Jordan 11 on November 5th, featuring “Jordan” text on the lace loops and a blue patent leather mudguard. Adult and Grade School sizes will be available.
Air Jordan 12 “Taxi” (November 8th)
The Air Jordan 12 “Taxi” returns in proper form for the first time since 2013 on November 8th. The ultimate “unc” shoe here sports an original colorway, complete with black/yellow on the carbon fiber plate underfoot.
Air Jordan 11 “Pearl” (November 11th)
Also called the “Grand Finale,” the Air Jordan 11 “Pearl” offers a crisp, minimalist take on MJ’s eleventh signature shoe. It features an all-leather upper with subtle detailing for an elevated finish. Women’s, Preschool, and Toddler sizes will be available.
Travis Scott x Fragment Design x Air Jordan 1 Low OG (November 12th — Pending)
First teased all the way back in 2022, the Travis Scott x Fragment Design x Air Jordan 1 Low OG is finally set to launch this month. Travis and co. have confirmed a November 2025 release, though no firm date or purchase channels have been finalized. For now, a November 12th drop remains the prevailing theory — stay tuned for updates.
Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Chicago” (November 15th)
Originally released in 2016 (not 1985), the Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Chicago” returns on November 15th — big Swoosh and all. The first drop flew under the radar and even hit outlets, but this retro won’t share the same fate.
Air Jordan 5 “PSG” (November 15th)
Jordan Brand’s ongoing partnership with French soccer powerhouse Paris Saint-Germain continues with this Air Jordan 5. The PSG logo replaces the traditional TPU cage on the quarter panel, and custom insoles add a special touch.
Air Jordan 10 “Shadow” (November 19th)
Back for the first time since 2018, the Air Jordan 10 “Shadow” recalls MJ’s 1994-95 return to basketball following his first retirement. The original colorway returns true to form, though without the “45” stitching that appeared on Jordan’s personal pairs.
Air Jordan 12 “Pearl Pink” (November 21st)
The Air Jordan 12 drops in a kids-exclusive “Pearl Pink” colorway on November 21st. If you wear a women’s size 8.5 or smaller (U.S. sizing), you’ll be able to grab a pair that fits.
Air Jordan 11 “Las Vegas” aka “Mojave” (November 22nd)
Available exclusively in the Las Vegas region, this Air Jordan 11 honors the desert metropolis with a purple “Mojave” colorway inspired by the city’s stunning sunsets.
Air Jordan 11 “Houston” aka “H-Town” (November 22nd)
Houston gets its own regional exclusive Air Jordan 11 as well. This “H-Town” pair draws inspiration from the city’s iconic car culture, with design cues referencing the trunk setups of popular vehicles.
Air Jordan 11 “Atlanta” aka “285” (November 22nd)
The “Atlanta” aka “285” Air Jordan 11 takes inspiration from the highway that circles the city. A multicolor sock liner nods to Atlanta’s vibrant murals. As with the other 11s in this pack, this release is a region-exclusive.
Air Jordan 4 “Black Cat” (November 28th)
This year’s premier Black Friday drop is the Air Jordan 4 “Black Cat,” originally released in 2006 and last brought back in 2020. For the 2025 edition, “Nike Air” branding replaces the Jumpman logo on the heel.
