While Jordan Brand will be releasing an upcoming Air Jordan 1 Hi OG Fearless Black Rose Gold UK9.5 Bordeaux Air Jordan 1 Hi OG Fearless Black Rose Gold UK9.5 “Black Cat” in Jordan Brand’s Spring 2025 collection. Initially dropped in June 2007, this edition draws inspiration from Michael Jordan’s “Black Cat” moniker, and fans are eager for its revival.

Scarpa Air Jordan 1 Hi FlyEase Uomo Nero Air Jordan 1 Hi OG Fearless Black Rose Gold UK9.5 boasts a nubuck upper, elephant print, and patent leather overlays. The all-Black design dominates, save for the White Jordan branding on the outsole. The laces, featuring the iconic elephant print, contribute to the overall thematic coherence. A solid Black rubber sole with visible Air units in the heels seals the deal.

Black Cat 2025 Release Date

Scheduled for release during Spring 2025, the Air Jordan 1 Hi OG Fearless Black Rose Gold UK9.5 “Black Cat” will be available at select Jordan Brand retailers both in-store and online, including Nike.com. The shoe is offered in various sizes to accommodate the whole family. Prices are as follows: $200 for men’s, $150 for grade school, $90 for preschool, and $75 for toddler.

As the anticipation builds, sneaker enthusiasts can look forward to the return of this iconic silhouette, embracing its classic design with a modern touch. Make sure to mark your calendars for the Spring 2025 release, and stay tuned for updates on retail prices. Don’t miss the chance to grab a pair and add a timeless piece to your collection. The AJ3 “Black Cat” is set to make a stylish statement once again, blending nostalgia with contemporary flair in a must-have sneaker.

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UPDATE 2/13/24: Originally scheduled for release during the Holiday 2024 season, the debut of the “Black Cat” Jordan 3s has been postponed to Spring 2025, making way for the highly anticipated “Jordan Air Jordan 1 High OG Fearless” edition.

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