One thing we know about Jordan Brand is that they love a trip to the archives, and this time they get their retro juices flowing on the Air Jordan 14 ‘Chartreuse’.
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Introduction:
According to sneaker leakers @zsneakerheadz and @sneakerfiles, this one is set to make waves in your rotations in 2027. It's the perfect balance of classic style and performance comfort – on and off the courts.
Etched in the annals of Jumpman history, the Air Jordan 14 was one of its kind back in 1998. Brought up to speed (literally) by Tinker Hatfield and Mark Smith, it’s design muse was heavily inspired by the Italian Ferrari car, offering explosive movements and energy return on the hardwoods.
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It was also the sneaker MJ laced up during the sixth and final NBA championship with the Chicago Bulls. It now rewrites history with its reinstalment of the ‘Chartreuse’ color scheme.
Although, the Air Jordan 14 ‘Chartreuse’ was not a part of the original run of colorways lineup released back in '98/99, it had its own ‘Last Shot’ moment, quickly becoming a natural hit with collectors and sneakerheads alike.
Design Details:
For this re-run, expect the tooling to stay as true to its 2005 predecessors, starting with its classic suede ‘graphite’ low build, intercepted with vibrant chartreuse and black branding which delivers a slice of nostalgia with every look.
Groundwork-wise, dual Zoom Air units provide comfort and energy return for responsive movements, pairing its efforts with a Phylon midsole and herringbone traction providing durable grip for when you need it most.
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Jordan 14 'Chartreuse' Release Info:
While an official release date is still under wraps, the Air Jordan 14 ‘Chartreuse’ is expected to land in Summer 2027 via SNKRS and select retailers.
If history tells us anything, this won’t sit for long.
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