The Air Jordan 5 “Halloween” will be released on October 17, 2026. Inspired by the Holiday, the shoes feature Black with Picante Red and Green accents. Highlighted with the number 23 and Nike Air, the retail price is $220.

Update (8/23/26): Here is a first look at the “Halloween” Air Jordan 5. Initially scheduled to launch on October 24th, the new date is October 17th.
Jordan Brand will debut various pairs to celebrate Holidays throughout 2026, and in the past, we have seen something drop for Halloween. In October, we will see the “Halloween” Air Jordan 5 arrive at retailers. This pair is highlighted with mostly Black with Picante Red and Green accents.
This Air Jordan 5 will feature shades traditionally associated with Halloween. As you can see, we have Black used across most of the upper, which extends across the mesh netting. Furthermore, the same treatment is given to the tongue and laces. The shoes will come in Picante Red, which appears on the flames on the midsole. The Air unit is Blacked out, and “23” is outlined in Green on the lateral side. Green covers the outsole that glows in the dark, and the Nike Air on the heels. You can also expect the stitching to glow. Lastly, the inside of the tongues feature XX stiching, a nod to Frankenstein.
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Air Jordan 5 Halloween 2026 Release Date
The Air Jordan 5 “Halloween” will be released on October 17th, 2026, at select Jordan Brand retailers, including Nike.com, Foot Locker, Finish Line, Shiekh, Hibbett, and DSG. The retail price is $220. Once we have more information, we will update you.
Bottom Line
I think this pair has a lot of potential. What I initially saw looked good, but things can always change. I do hope that it comes with more spooky details, since Halloween is my favorite time of year. What I am surprised about is the use of Nike Air. I know we are seeing it more on non-original colorways, but for the Holiday season, it seems every pair will have it.









How the original sample looked. Retail photos are above.


Frequently Asked Questions
No. The shoes are expected to be a general release and available at most Jordan Brand retailers.










