Air Jordan 10 “Sacramento” Releasing In 2026

Could a larger "City Pack" retro be in the works?

Andrew Rizzo 4 hours

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Michael Jordan was a minor league baseball player when the Air Jordan 10 hit shelves in 1994. As a result, much like with the Jordan 9 before it, Tinker Hatfield and the design team were tasked with creating a basketball shoe that celebrated its namesake without relying on new on-court achievements to market it.

Jordan would eventually return to basketball and wear his tenth signature model, spurred in part by Scottie Pippen famously pointing to the Jumpman on the sole of the Air Jordan 10 as a not-so-subtle message encouraging him to come back. The outsole’s list of MJ’s career accomplishments was one way Nike attempted to encapsulate his greatness through design. Another came through the storytelling baked into the colorways.

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In 1995, Nike released a Jordan 10 “City Pack” featuring styles inspired by some of MJ’s fiercest rivals: the New York Knicks, Seattle SuperSonics, Orlando Magic, and Sacramento Kings, along with a Bulls-themed pair that Jordan would eventually lace up after proclaiming “I’m back.” The Sacramento pair stood out as the only version featuring a black leather upper instead of white, paired with regal purple accents on the lining and outsole. White and purple PE versions also exist, including one worn during the 1995–96 season by former Rookie of the Year Mitch Richmond, complete with his jersey number stitched on.

Three decades later, we’re learning that the Jordan 10 “Sacramento” is poised to return Holiday 2026 (per zSneakerHeadz and Sneaker Files). This marks the first-ever retro of the colorway, making it one of the longest initial-release-to-retro gaps you’ll see. Jordan Brand did release another Jordan 10 “City Pack” in 2016, although those styles had little in common with the original 1995 run. No images of the upcoming retro have surfaced yet, but early indications point toward a true OG-style build in both shape and color.

The Air Jordan 10 “Sacramento” is scheduled for Holiday 2026, meaning sometime between next October and December. See detailed images of the 1995 pair below and keep our Jordan Release Dates page bookmarked for the latest updates.

: Air Jordan 10 “Sacramento” (1995) Sotheby’s

: Air Jordan 10 “Sacramento” (1995) Sotheby’s

: Air Jordan 10 “Sacramento” (1995) Sotheby’s

: Air Jordan 10 “Sacramento” (1995) Sotheby’s

: Air Jordan 10 “Sacramento” (1995) Sotheby’s

: Air Jordan 10 “Sacramento” (1995) Sotheby’s

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Written by

Andrew Rizzo, Junior Editor

Andrew Rizzo is an editor at Sneaker News based out of New York City. His primary interests include Air Jordan, Nike ACG, Nike Air Max, and New Balance footwear. Prior to joining Sneaker News, Andrew covered youth sports for several outlets and worked at one of the world’s top performance marketing agencies. He hails from Astoria, Queens and is a huge New York sports fan, particularly when it comes to the Knicks and Yankees.