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Air Jordan 9 Retro “Space Jam” (2026) – IX6179-100
The Air Jordan 9 “Space Jam” returns for the first time since 2016, celebrating the 30th anniversary of the film that cemented its place in sneaker culture. Released on September 19, 2026, this edition revives the White/Black/True Red colorway Michael Jordan wore during his Tune Squad warm-up scenes, complete with special Looney Tunes packaging .
Key Features
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Silhouette: Air Jordan 9 Retro (original 1993 design, reshaped closer to the OG mold)
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Upper: Smooth white leather base with black nubuck overlays wrapping the toe, lower side panels, and heel; perforated paneling on the ankle for breathability
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Accents: True Red Jumpman branding on the tongue, heel globe, and “23” embroidery; black nubuck mudguard
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Cushioning: Nike Air technology in the foam midsole for impact absorption
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Outsole: Rubber outsole with the AJ9’s signature traction pattern and multilingual graphic detailing
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Packaging: Special Looney Tunes “Tune Squad” box commemorating the film’s 30th anniversary
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Style Code: IX6179-100
Size Note: The Air Jordan 9 generally fits true to size for most wearers. For wider feet or those who prefer a roomier fit, going up half a size is recommended.
Why the Air Jordan 9 “Space Jam” (2026)
The Air Jordan 9 occupies a unique place in Jordan Brand history. It released in 1993 during Michael Jordan’s first retirement from basketball, meaning he never wore it on an NBA court during its original run . Its cultural weight instead comes from Space Jam — the black-and-white AJ9 appears during Jordan’s early scenes with the Tune Squad, and that association has defined the colorway ever since .
The 2026 retro arrives for the film’s 30th anniversary, with Jordan Brand reshaping the silhouette closer to the 1993 original . The white leather upper and black nubuck overlays remain faithful to the source material, while the True Red accents on the tongue, heel, and Jumpman logos provide the only break in the monochrome palette . The special Tune Squad packaging adds a layer of storytelling that ties the shoe directly to the film rather than treating it as a standard retro release .
For collectors who missed the 2016 retro, this is the first opportunity in a decade to secure a pair at retail. For fans of the film, it’s a wearable piece of Space Jam nostalgia — a sneaker that exists because of a movie, and finally returns to honor it.
