Jordan Brand Unveils New Space Jam 30th Anniversary Collection

The iconic movie “Space Jam” featuring Michael Jordan turns 30 here in 2026 and the celebration isn’t slowing down anytime soon. Already we have seen Bubba Wallace’s Space Jam paint scheme for the race in Joliet as well as a new collection at Target featuring multiple items drop.

But now Jordan Brand has some special plans this year aside from the Air Jordan 9 they released earlier in the Summer.

Earlier this week, Jordan Brand unveiled the new Space Jam collaboration to celebrate 30 years of the film. The collab features footwear such as five new Air Jordan 11 designs, Jordan First 1 “Space Jam,” Air Jordan 3 Retro “Space Jam,” Air Jordan 1 Low SE “Magic Ball,” Air Jordan 1 Low Golf Spike “Space Jam” and apparel for men, women and kids across lifestyle, basketball, golf, baseball and training.

Stars like Azzi Fudd, Aaron Judge, Rema, and Teyana Taylor headlined the campaign which showcased the items. With basketball, golf, baseball and training being a part of the movie, it felt natural for each sport to get some new merch.

Space Jam Air Jordan 11

That balance of celebrating the past while looking forward comes to life in five new Space Jam Air Jordan 11 designs, each highlighting a different part of the film’s story.

• Air Jordan 11 Retro OG: A near-replica of the original Air Jordan 11 worn in Space Jam, the Retro OG pairs royal blue accents with movie-inspired details including double-row stitching on the “23” heel and a “Jumpman Jam” tongue label. Elevated leather, patent-leather finishes and a recreation of the Michael Jordan face box from the shoe’s 2000 release complete the tribute.
• Air Jordan 11 “Magic Ball”: Drawing from one of Space Jam’s most unforgettable moments, when the Monstars captured NBA talent inside a glowing basketball, this women’s silhouette features an all-over synthetic-leather upper that shifts among four colors, a first for the Air Jordan 11. The packaging echoes the effect with film-inspired artwork and a Magic Ball that changes color when viewed from different angles.
• Air Jordan 11 “Green Screen”: Designed for a new generation of creators, this all-green colorway reimagines the filmmaking technology behind Space Jam as a canvas where anything is possible. Orange outsole accents nod to both Bugs Bunny’s carrots and the tracking markers used in production, while packaging featuring Michael Jordan holding a film clapperboard extends the behind-the-scenes story.
• Air Jordan 11 Baseball Cleat: Reimagining iconic elements of the Air Jordan 11 for the diamond, the cleat pairs a durable synthetic-leather upper with lightweight cushioning and traction. Its blue color palette draws from the galaxy-inspired Space Jam “Magic Ball” sneaker.
• Air Jordan 11 American Football Cleat: Reimagining the original elements of the Air Jordan 11, this cleat pairs a durable synthetic-leather upper with durable cushioning and traction. Not for retail, promo only.

Jordan whips up Space Jam Golf apparel

In addition to the general apparel for the collab, golfers are also getting something special. There will be some new shirts featuring Space Jam with a golf theme. They will also release a pair of Air Jordan 1 Low Golf spiked shoes. The shoe comes in a black, purple and white colorway.

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Jordan Brand to launch mini-doc

The six-part mini-doc, featuring Michael Jordan, will air exclusively on Jordan Brand’s YouTube channel. It shines a light on untold stories and never-before-heard perspectives from Michael Jordan and others who helped bring the film to life, and popular cultural personalities who were impacted by it. The mini-doc series also announces a new future for the Jordan Brand’s digital platform as it shifts to focus on premium long-form storytelling.

The Jordan Brand x Space Jam Collection will be available starting November 5 at jordan.com and select retailers.

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