The Air Jordan 7 “Tennis Day” will be released on September 9, 2026. This pair will be inspired by the Air Tech Challenge and available during the US Open. The retail price is $215.

Jordan Brand will finally bring back the Air Jordan 7 just before its 35th Anniversary. In 2026, we have two colorways planned so far, and one will be a new color scheme. Launching in September, the “Tennis Day” Air Jordan 7 is dropping at retailers. Due to the release timing, the pair will be available towards the end of the US Open.
The official colorway is Phantom, Lemon Twist, Pink Blast, and Anthracite. Previously, the details were Phantom/Multi-Color/Multi-Color. This was Jordan Brand’s way of disguising the colorway.
Known as “Tennis Day,” the shoes will be a nod to the Nike Air Tech Challenge 2, a 90s classic worn by Andre Agassi. The colors on this Air Jordan 7 will reflect the bright shades of tennis sneakers, specifically the ATC, and a nod to the 1990s. From Jordan Brand, it’s labeled “Tennis Day Colors.” Additionally, the shoes will feature splatter detailing, as seen on the Air Tech Challenge 2.
As for the materials, we can expect mesh across the base and suede and nubuck overlays. Furthermore, the shoes will come with flat laces. The Jumpman on the ankle features what looks to be a tennis ball, replacing the basketball, while Green streaks and splatter print appears on the tongues.
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Air Jordan 7 Tennis Day Release Date
The Air Jordan 7 “Tennis Day” will be released on September 9th, 2026, at select Jordan Brand retailers, including Nike.com, Foot Locker, Finish Line, DSG, Hibbett, and Shiekh. The retail price is $215 in adult sizes and $155 in grade school sizes. Once we have more details, we will update you.
Bottom Line
No matter what the final product is, I am happy to see Jordan Brand bringing back the Air Jordan 7. A lot of people have been asking for the return. However, most want to see original colorways, which we will eventually get. On a side note, the Air Tech Challenge 2 is my favorite Nike Sportswear model, so this crossover is something I am excited to see.









GS sizes shown below.







Frequently Asked Questions
No. The shoes will be a general release and available at most Jordan Brand retailers.
Yes. The “Tennis Day” Air Jordan 7 will be available in grade school sizes.










