The Air Jordan 10 “Taxi” will be released on May 21, 2027. A new colorway of the Jordan 10, it will feature Nike Air on the heel and MJ’s number 23 on the ankle. The retail price is $215.

While we can expect classic and original colorways of various Air Jordans to debut in 2027, the brand will also launch new color schemes. One of those is the “Taxi” Air Jordan 10. Not only is the colorway unique on this pair, but it will feature Nike Air on the heel, which has never been done before on the silhouette.
This Air Jordan 10 features a Varsity Maize, Black, and White color scheme. The shoes feature leather on the upper that’s covered in Varsity Maize, a shade of Yellow. To further the “Taxi” theme, Black appears on the eyestays, tongue, ankle, and the midsole. Different from previous releases, the shoes will feature Nike Air on the heel. As most know, the model has always had the Jumpman. This will be a first for the model.
Additionally, we have the number “23” on the ankle in Black, while outlined in White. The liner features a checkerboard pattern in Yellow and Black, while the outsole comes in Black and White with Michael Jordan’s accolades.
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Air Jordan 10 Taxi Release Date
The Air Jordan 10 “Taxi” will be released on May 21st, 2027, at select Jordan Brand retailers, including Nike, Foot Locker, Finish Line, Hibbett, and Shiekh. The retail price is $215. Once we have more details, we will update you. For now, scroll below for another photo for a closer look.
Bottom Line
The “Taxi” Air Jordan 10 gives the classic model a new look while adding a detail we have never seen before. The Varsity Maize and Black color scheme fits the name, but the real standout is the Nike Air branding on the heel. With the number 23 on the ankle and Michael Jordan’s accolades on the outsole, this pair has plenty of details that make it different from past Air Jordan 10 releases.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Compared to collaborations, no. While production will be cut, most retailers will have the “Taxi” Air Jordan 10.










