Jordan Brand Unveils Three Unique Air Jordan 1 “Space Jam” Colourways

The Air Jordan 11 may be the shoe everyone remembers from Space Jam, but Jordan Brand’s 30th-anniversary collection gives the Air Jordan 1 three ways to tell the story. The Mid borrows the film’s orbital graphics, while a Low recreates its colour-shifting “Magic Ball”. Closing it out is another kids’ exclusive AJ1 Mid, taking its cues directly from none other than the most popular Looney Tunes character, Bugs Bunny.

Air Jordan 1 Mid SE “Space Jam” | IX6374-001

The Air Jordan 1 Mid SE “Space Jam” starts with black and royal blue leather. Its most distinctive feature is a Swoosh made from thin, overlapping lines that resemble rings around a planet. Green and yellow outlines brighten the mismatched tongue logos, which pair Michael Jordan’s Jumpman with a Bugs Bunny version. The familiar mid-cut shape keeps the graphic work prominent without changing the shoe’s basic construction.

Air Jordan 1 Low SE “Magic Ball” | IX6375-001

The Air Jordan 1 Low SE “Magic Ball” is more about movement and light. Iridescent panels shift through bronze, green, purple and blue, recalling the basketball the Nerdlucks use to steal the players’ talents in the film. Black laces, tongue and Swoosh give those changing colours a frame. Bugs Bunny branding and anniversary artwork carry the reference into the smaller details.

AJ1 Mid “Space Jam Hare”

The latest addition, the Air Jordan 1 Mid “Space Jam Hare”, has the most character-led design. Shaggy grey suede on the toe and sides suggests Bugs Bunny’s fur; darker grey panels and white leather give it structure. A blue Swoosh outlined in red and white adds a cartoon-bright accent, while “HARE” branding appears on the tongue. It is a playful idea that still reads clearly as an Air Jordan 1 Mid.

All three Air Jordan 1 “Space Jam” pairs are expected in November 2026, though individual release dates remain unconfirmed. The wider collection begins arriving 5 November through Jordan’s online store and select retailers. UK listings show the Magic Ball Low at £129.99. A reliable UK retail price has yet to be confirmed for either Mid.