Matt Varga The stars are out. The Air Jordan 1 “All-Star” releases on full family sizing. The price breakdown is as follows: adults’ ($185), big kids/Grade School ($140), little kids/preschool ($85), and toddlers ($70). As is typically the case with big Jordan releases of this caliber, SNKRS will be Nike’s primary distribution platform, but it’s far from the only source to secure your pair.
For a full rundown of where you can grab this release, check the “Where to Buy” widget below for a comprehensive store list. Check back in on drop day for direct pick-up links where applicable. Scroll further for multiple image galleries depicting what this shoe brings to the table and below that for our breakdown of the same.
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Mens Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG
US 02/12/2026 Thursday
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Official Images Of The Air Jordan 1 “All-Star”
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The All-Star sneaker release is truly a tradition like no other. On an annual basis, footwear companies stop the presses to retrofit and reimagine their hoops classics to meet local flavor and overall star power. In that lane, the Nike, Inc. empire remains a leader, oftentimes bolstering their earnest performance offerings with lifestyle ones to light up host city streets after the actual games conclude. On top of kicks like the Air Force 1 and Dunk that embrace this year’s LA showcase in more tacit fashion, the Air Jordan 1 “All-Star” serves as a genuine hero product.
Though there’s no particularly experimental color-blocking on display with this pair, don’t mistake that for a lack of special edition details. On top of hairy suede overlays that center this design, the Air Jordan 1 wears starry seasoning unapologetically; in literal terms with five-pointed perforations in the toe or in more creative terms with a reflective gold Wings logos. Icy blue soles mark an unexpected touch in the AJ1’s rich history. Finally, in a nod to the West Coast mecca, the Nike Air script on the tongue and the packaging overall each turn to Dodgers-like white and blue, with the typeface to match.
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