November 2026 Sneaker Releases: The Space Jam Collection Lands, Plus the Full Drop Calendar

November 2026's sneaker calendar opens with Jordan Brand's Space Jam 30th-anniversary collection on the 5th, including the debut Air Jordan 41. Dated drops run through a Black Friday-adjacent Air Jordan 4 "Bred" on the 27th. See October's calendar for last month's 36 drops.

November 2026 opens with Jordan Brand's Space Jam 30th-anniversary collection on the 5th — the biggest single-day drop of the month and the debut of the Air Jordan 41 signature model. See October's calendar for last month's 36-drop stretch. From there the month settles into a run of Air Jordan 3, 6, and 11 retros through Thanksgiving week, closing with the Air Jordan 4 "Bred" around November 27. Several later dates are still reported rather than confirmed and will tighten as brands lock them in.

The Space Jam collection

Jordan Brand marks the 30th anniversary of Space Jam with a multi-shoe collection on November 5. The Air Jordan 11 MCS "Space Ball" leads at $225, alongside the debut Air Jordan 41 "Space Jam" at $205 — a grey-and-light-blue signature shoe with a Space Jam 30th Anniversary logo on the insole and a glow-in-the-dark outsole. The Air Jordan 1 Low "Lola Bunny" and "Magic Ball" round out the day's family releases at $130 each. The collection continues later in the month: the Air Jordan 11 "Magic Ball" returns in women's sizing November 11, and the Air Jordan 11 "Green Screen" follows November 14, both still without confirmed pricing.

The retros

Outside the Space Jam slate, the Air Jordan 6 "White Infrared" is dated for November 7 at $215, alongside Jordan Brand's "Black Pack" — expected to include the Air Jordan 15 and a low-top Air Jordan 17 — though neither the date nor price is locked. Thanksgiving week brings a trio of Air Jordan 3 colorways on November 21: the "Lola Bunny" and "Santa" grade-school releases at $155 each, and the adult "Not Nice" at $215. The month is expected to close with the Air Jordan 4 "Bred" around November 27 for $230, reported as a holiday-season release rather than a firmly confirmed date.

Nike and adidas

Nike's non-Jordan slate centers on performance: Victor Wembanyama's Nike GT Cut 4 "Statue of Liberty" releases November 5 for $210, and the Air Max Foamdome "Eggplant" follows the same day without a confirmed price yet. adidas coverage is thin so far this month — the Boston II Outdoors SPZL "Utility Black" is expected sometime in November, but neither a date nor price has surfaced.

The full November calendar

Every tracked drop this month, in order. Most dates past the 5th are reported rather than brand-confirmed and will tighten as the month goes on.

  • November 5 — Air Jordan 11 MCS "Space Ball", $225
  • November 5 — Air Jordan 41 "Space Jam" (debut signature model), $205
  • November 5 — Air Jordan 1 Low "Lola Bunny", $130
  • November 5 — Air Jordan 1 Low "Magic Ball", $130
  • November 5 — Nike GT Cut 4 "Statue of Liberty" (Victor Wembanyama), $210
  • November 5 — Nike Air Max Foamdome "Eggplant", price TBC
  • November 7 — Air Jordan 6 "White Infrared", $215
  • November 7 (date TBC) — Jordan Brand "Black Pack" (Air Jordan 15, Air Jordan 17 Low), price TBC
  • November 11 — Air Jordan 11 "Magic Ball" (women's), price TBC
  • November 14 — Air Jordan 11 "Green Screen", price TBC
  • November 21 — Air Jordan 3 "Lola Bunny" (GS), $155
  • November 21 — Air Jordan 3 "Santa" (GS), $155
  • November 21 — Air Jordan 3 "Not Nice", $215
  • November 27 (date TBC) — Air Jordan 4 "Bred", $230
  • November (date TBC) — adidas Boston II Outdoors SPZL "Utility Black", price TBC

Notable this month

The Space Jam 30th-anniversary collection on November 5 is the month's biggest moment, headlined by the debut Air Jordan 41 — the first new Jordan signature silhouette alongside a wave of family-sized retro tie-ins. Nothing else this month matches that scale: the rest of the slate is retro-driven, running three Air Jordan 3 colorways on November 21 and closing with the Air Jordan 4 "Bred" around the 27th, with several dates still firming up as Jordan Brand confirms its holiday calendar.

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