Jordan Brand's "Black Pack" isn't done yet. The Air Jordan 15 "Black Pack" (IZ2585-001) and Air Jordan 17 Low "Black Pack" (IZ2638-001) are the next two pairs on deck, Sneaker News reports, following the AJ14 and AJ16 that already dropped earlier this month. Update: Sneaker News and Sneaker Bar Detroit both now peg the pair for a November 2026 release. Jordan still hasn't confirmed an exact day or price, so treat it as reported for now.
The idea is the same across the whole pack: blacked-out everything, then one exotic texture to make it feel expensive. The AJ15 gets a snakeskin print across the sidewalls, which suits a shoe that was always the weird, fighter-jet-inspired one of the bunch. The AJ17 Low goes with faux stingray leather on the lace stay, plus that tonal Jumpman heel and the metal lace tips that made the 17 the most "luxury" Jordan of its era.
Distribution is the interesting part. Like the first two, these are expected to skip a standard SNKRS drop and go through NBHD-level Nike retailers instead, plus the 232323232323.com site, where the full pack first showed up. Sneaker News notes the AJ14 and AJ16 each came in at $245, so plan on something close to that.
Our take: the late-era Jordans used to be the ones nobody fought over, and this pack is a big reason that's changing. All-black with a reptile hit is a hard look to argue with, and the AJ15 in particular looks better here than it has in years. If you only grab one, we'd lean 15. It's the one people won't see coming.
Want in on the pack now? We've got the Air Jordan 14 Low OG SP "Black Pack" in Black / Off Noir in stock, or browse the full Jordan collection.
Air Jordan 15 "Black Pack"
Style code: IZ2585-001
Price: TBA (AJ14 and AJ16 were $245)
Release date: November 2026 (reported), exact date TBA
Where: select NBHD Nike retailers and 232323232323.com (reported)
Air Jordan 17 Low "Black Pack"
Style code: IZ2638-001
Price: TBA
Release date: November 2026 (reported), exact date TBA
Where: select NBHD Nike retailers and 232323232323.com (reported)
Images via Sneaker News.
