Sneaker News Among the more anticipated and oft-discussed sneaker releases down the pipeline is the mammoth three-headed collaboration by Jordan Brand, Union LA, and Hiroshi Fujiwara. Revealed over the course of the last few weeks, this project welds Chris Gibbs’ iconic presentation with the timeless colorway by the Japanese cultural legend, all on the canvas that is the Air Jordan 1.
A second White/Black colorway of the shoes has been circulating. Hiroshi himself was wearing them at an art event a week ago in Seoul, South Korea, revealing them himself on his Instagram. However, it was somewhat impossible to tell exactly what they were from the provided vantage points, although we do see a black toe-box and white toe-guard.
Closer spy-shots captured by @le.syndrome reveals the same pair of shoes, but with detailing from the aforementioned fragment Union Air Jordan 1. The exposed stitch lines at the ankle and the technical text on the midsole is visible. The right shoe has a white outsole, whereas the left shoe has a black outsole; this alternate outsole color is definitely out of Hiroshi’s book as a number of his fragment design x Nike Dunk collaboration experimented with mis-matching colors.
Recently, a Spring 2026 product SKU (II7282-100, Black/White) of an Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG SP has also been revealed by @sneakermarketro. This product info corresponds to the pair worn by Hiroshi; reputable sneaker release source @mrunloved1s confirms on X that the pair pictured here is indeed the second colorway of the collaboration.
More details to come; stay tuned for updates on our Jordan Release Dates page and on @SneakerNews on X.
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Mens Fragment Design x Union LA x Air Jordan 1
US 02/07/2026 Saturday
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