Jordan Brand is once again pushing boundaries with a high profile collaboration bringing together three icons of streetwear and sneaker culture: Fragment Design, Union Los Angeles, and the legendary Air Jordan 1 High OG. Scheduled to release in Spring 2026, this triple collab is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated drops of the year.
Three Icons, One Legacy
What started as whispers has now been confirmed: Hiroshi Fujiwara (Fragment), Chris Gibbs (Union LA), and Jordan Brand are teaming up to deliver a collection that blends history, craftsmanship, and cutting edge style into a single silhouette.
The Air Jordan 1 is already a timeless sneaker, and these upcoming versions elevate it with premium materials, hand crafted details, and a design approach that fuses nostalgia with innovation.
Colorways That Tell a Story
At least three colorways are confirmed or strongly rumored for this collaboration:
🔵 Sport Royal (Style Code: IO7847‑001)
Featuring a mix of black, navy, sport royal, and sail, this version blends classic colorblocking with Union LA’s signature touches like exposed foam tongues and visible stitching.
Estimated Price: $205 USD
Expected Release: February – March 2026
⚫ White / Black (Style Code: II7282‑100)
Minimalist and clean, this white and black pair was recently spotted on Hiroshi Fujiwara. While official details are scarce, it’s expected to feature the same premium feel and Union style construction.
Estimated Price: $200 USD
Expected Release: Spring 2026
🔴🔵 Varsity Red / Sport Royal (Style Code: IO7847‑002)
This bold take combines varsity red, sport royal, black, and white in a striking color palette. Rumors point to this pair having a slightly earlier drop date.
Estimated Price: $210 USD
Expected Release: February 2, 2026
Design Details That Set It Apart
Each sneaker will feature signature design elements from both Union and Fragment:
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Premium materials with vintage finishes
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Frankenstein style exposed stitching
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Foam exposed tongues
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Fragment’s lightning bolt branding on the heel
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A handcrafted aesthetic reminiscent of Union’s previous AJ1 collaborations
Where to Cop?
This limited release is expected to drop via:
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Union Los Angeles
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Fragment Design
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Select retailers worldwide
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Nike SNKRS / Nike.com
Final Thoughts
This three way collaboration isn’t just another sneaker drop it’s a cultural moment. Whether you prefer the clean simplicity of the White/Black pair or the energetic punch of Sport Royal, any of these pairs are set to be must-haves in 2026.
Get your alerts ready. This one’s going to be a tough cop.
