The Air Jordan 1 "Space Jam" is real, and it's coming in two heights. Per Sneaker News, the Air Jordan 1 Mid (IX6374-001) is $140 and the Air Jordan 1 Low (IX6375-001) is $130, both listed for November 2026. Grade school sizes run $120 and $115.
## What's on the shoe The Mid carries concentric circles on the Swoosh, with planet-like rings near the curved edges. Sneaker News compares the look to the Joker's palette. The Low goes metallic: iridescent finishes break the panels into multicolor, and Sneaker News ties it to the Air Jordan 11 "Magic Blue." Both come in a special box with movie call-outs and 30th anniversary branding, with the Jumpman leaping through an orbital diagram.
Two more pairs were added in an update: a women's Air Jordan 1 Low SE (IX6038-100, $130) with iridescent overlays and mismatched "Air Jordan" heel branding, and a second Mid (IZ9293-001, $140) with a sportier look that hints at classic Bugs Bunny colors.
## The date, and what's not confirmed Sneaker News lists everything as "Coming Soon" for November. A separate Sneaker News collection rundown puts the Air Jordan 1 Low and Mid in a Nov. 5 wave, but it doesn't give the 1s a price, so we're treating Nov. 5 as the working date, not a lock. Retail listings are thin: the first two list Nikestore only, and the IZ9293-001 Mid lists Nikestore, Finish Line, Foot Locker, Champs and DICK'S.
## Why it matters This is a 30th anniversary run for a movie that sold a whole generation on Jordan, and Jordan Brand is spreading it across the catalog: an Air Jordan 9, three Air Jordan 11 looks, and now the 1. We already tracked the Air Jordan 9 Space Jam and the Air Jordan 11 collection. The 1 is the cheap way in.
## The take The 11s are the shoes people will fight over. The 1 Mid at $140 is the one you can actually wear to the grocery store without losing sleep. If you're after one pair from this run, the price gap is the story.
## Sources - Sneaker News, Oct. 7, 2026: Air Jordan 1 "Space Jam" 2026 - Sneaker News, Oct. 8, 2026: Jordan Brand Expands The Space Jam Universe With A Massive Collection
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