Is the Air Jordan 3 RM Coming in 2026?
Rumor has it that a new Air Jordan 3 RM (pictured above in a speculative mock-up) will be hitting shelves next year. According to reports, the sneaker will feature the classic Air Jordan 3 heel tab and sole unit, but with a modified upper. This will mark the first time a low-top version of the Air Jordan 3 will be released. It’s no secret that retro Air Jordans are a major source of revenue for Jordan Brand. While fans continue to clamor for re-releases of classic models, the brand also recognizes the importance of introducing new designs. This is why we’ve seen old school models receive new colorways, collaborations, and even reimagined versions. One recent example is the Air Jordan 4 RM, which was introduced last year to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the AJ4. This low-top version has become a staple in the brand’s lifestyle lineup and was rumored to lead to an Air Jordan 7 RM in 2025. However, it was later revealed that the new take on the Air Jordan 7 was actually a model called the Jordan MVP 92. Now, a new report by Sneaker Files suggests that an actual sequel to the Air Jordan 4 RM is in the works for 2026. While we don’t have a first look at the sneaker yet, the mock-up above is likely a close representation of what we can expect. If last year’s mock-up of the Jordan MVP 92 is any indication, this one is likely to be accurate as well. The Air Jordan 3 RM is said to be the first low-top version of the Air Jordan 3, borrowing its heel tab and sole unit. As of now, Jordan Brand has not officially announced the release of the Air Jordan 3 RM for next year. Stay tuned for updates, including a first look at the rumored model. We can expect it to drop next spring via Nike SNKRS and select retailers, with a price point of around $155 USD, similar to its Air Jordan 4 RM counterpart.
