The Air Jordan 7 “Miro” will be released on June 27, 2026. Originally released in 2008, this marks the pair’s first return. Connected to Michael Jordan and the Dream Team’s 1992 appearance in Barcelona, the color placement is inspired by the Spanish artist Joan Miró.
Quick Facts
Air Jordan 7 “Miro”
Color: White/Metallic Gold-Sport Red-Varsity Royal
Release Date: June 27, 2026
Style Code: IQ6573-100
Price: TBA
Where to Buy: SNKRS
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Over the last several years, I have read numerous comments asking when Jordan Brand will bring back the Air Jordan 7. For a while, details weren’t known. However, I recently announced that the “Tennis Day” pair would debut. Most wanted an older or original colorway to drop. Well, the good news is that the “Miro” Air Jordan 7 will return in June 2026.
This classic Air Jordan 7 is inspired by Dona i Ocell, also known as Woman and Bird, a famous sculpture in Barcelona by Spanish artist Joan Miró. Originally released in 2008 and launched before the Beijing Olympics. The “Miro” AJ 7 also connects to the original Air Jordan 7 that launched in 1992. Michael Jordan and the Dream Team played in Barcelona to take home the Gold medal. Jordan wore the classic “Olympic” colorway. Coming full circle, Miró was born in Barcelona.
The 2026 release comes dressed in a White, Metallic Gold, Sport Red, and Varsity Royal color scheme. Utilizing Black nubuck on the base with White leather on the overlays. The highlight is the abstract shapes in Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, and Black, a nod to Miró’s sculpture Dona i Ocell in Barcelona. The heel also features Jordan’s Olympic number 9, and the outsole has a translucent finish with a Gold Jumpman and flag-inspired designs.
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Air Jordan 7 Miro 2026 Release Date
The Air Jordan 7 “Miro” will be released on June 27th, 2026, at select Jordan Brand retailers, including online via SNKRS. The retail price is currently unknown. Once we have more details, we will update you. For now, check out a detailed look below at the 2008 release.
Bottom Line
It’s about time that Jordan Brand drops an older or original colorway of the Air Jordan 7. I was surprised to hear that it would be the “Miro,” as I would have thought Jordan Brand would wait for the 35th Anniversary for this pair to return. However, there won’t be any complaints from me. This is a pair that has eluded me for years, and the resale price is too high for me.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, the shoes will be a limited release and available at select Jordan Brand retailers.