Matt Varga Updated March 10th, 2026: Still need the Fragment Union AJ1? Corporate is holding a raffle exclusively for Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky residents. The raffle will close at Wednesday, March 11th, at 7PM ET. Enter HERE.
The below article was originally published on February 17th, 2026.
All-Star Weekend brought a ton of heat, and as one of the more notable collabs of the opening quarter, the Fragment Union Air Jordan 1 “Black/Royal” was no exception. However, even if you weren’t in the City Of Angels, you’ve still got a chance at grabbing this totemic three-way link-up.
Below is a complete store list for the Fragment Union Air Jordan 1 “Black/Royal,” recieving a NBHD-only release on February 18th. Though Union’s release is in the rear view, additional retailers are hosting in-person and online launches, all clocking in with a $205 sticker price. Get your entries in ahead and scroll further for a detailed breakdown of what this shoe has to offer.
WHERE TO BUY
Mens Fragment Design x Union LA x Air Jordan 1
US 02/18/2026 Wednesday
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| Retailer | Release type | Status |
|---|---|---|
| A Ma Maniere | Raffle Closed | Raffle Closed |
| Social Status | Raffle Closed | Raffle Closed |
| APB | Raffle Closed | Raffle Closed |
| Jaide | Raffle Closed | Raffle Closed |
| SOMEWHERE | Raffle Closed | Raffle Closed |
| Undefeated | Raffle Closed | Raffle Closed |
| Arts-Rec | In Store Only | Offline Only |
| STUDIIYO23 | In Store Only | Offline Only |
| Sole Classics | In Store Only | Offline Only |
| Trophy Room | In Store Only | Offline Only |
| Sally's | In Store Only | Offline Only |
Chris Gibbs and Hiroshi Fujiwara didn’t just become acquaintances. Two of the Jumpman’s foremost collaborative partners, the pair’s relationship stretches all the way back to the ’90s, making it arguably a bigger shock that it’s taken this long for their vaunted design touches to come together.
Recent interviews and comments have revealed that the three pair format was intentionally, spanning one shoe designed by Gibbs of Union, one by Fujiwara of Fragment, and one designed by both together. The Fragment Union Air Jordan 1 “Black/Royal” is Chris’ baby, a merger of the “Neutral Grey” and “Royal” colorways in another “swap meet” concept he’s explored thoroughly with his label’s solo work. In a particularly historical touch, marled multi-color laces utilized on the 1985 pairs, with the “Royal” shouted out via the slight purple hits shown here.
