Jordan Brand is launching a new Air Jordan 6 Retro Low "Blackout" (Triple Black) in women's sizing during Spring 2026.
Although it is far too early to talk about an official release date, we already have information about a new Air Jordan release from 2026. According to multiple industry sources and internal documents, Nike is launching a new Air Jordan 6 Retro Low "Triple Black". The release information was published by zSneakerHeadz and Sneaker Files (via X, formerly Twitter).
The pair comes with product code IO9786-001, in the "Black / Black" color scheme. The color blocking has not been confirmed yet. However, we already have an image showing a possible color layout. According to several industry sources, the model is set to be a new "Triple Black" variant. The pair will release in a women’s size run. Nike has not yet confirmed the release rumors. In general, the brand avoids confirming rumors about upcoming limited-edition drops in the near future.
When is Air Jordan 6 Retro Low “Blackout” releasing?
The Air Jordan 6 Retro Low "Blackout" is releasing during Spring 2026 on Nike.com and at select Air Jordan Retro partner stores. At the moment the brand has not yet confirmed an exact release date. However, we already know that the model is part of the Nike Spring 2026 seasonal catalog. As a result, we expect the pair to release between January and March 2026. Check out a mock-up below while we wait for more release details.
On another note, the Trophy Room x Air Jordan 6 is releasing in 2025. Michael Jordan’s son’s store has the opportunity this year to launch two different AJ6 color schemes. It is possible that the two colorways are inspired by the colors worn by his father during his career with the Chicago Bulls.
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Vlad Ciutacu is a writer based in The Hague, Netherlands. He has been working in the footwear industry for more than a decade, with hundreds of pairs in his collection. His favourite models are the Air Jordan 1 and the Nike SB Dunk Low Pro. Find him on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
