Nike is bringing back the iconic Air Jordan 10 OG “Steel” in Fall 2025, priced at $200 USD. The sneaker, originally designed by Tinker Hatfield, first debuted in 1994 and marked Michael Jordan’s return to the NBA after his brief retirement. Jordan, considered one of the greatest basketball players of all time, shocked the world in 1993 when he retired after leading the Chicago Bulls to three consecutive NBA championships. Despite being at the peak of his career, he stepped away, only to return a few years later and win another three titles.
The Air Jordan 10 OG “Steel” will return in its original white, black, and light steel grey colorway. The sneaker features a white tumbled leather upper, with black accents curving from the heel to the laces, and grey stripes that run from the eyelets across the throat. One of the standout details is the blue Jumpman logo on the outsole, which differs from the red version used in the 2005 and 2013 retros. Additionally, the shoe pays homage to Jordan’s first 10 years in the NBA, with career highlights displayed along the stripes.
Sneaker enthusiasts will also appreciate that the upcoming release includes the original toebox design, a feature Jordan didn’t like, which led to its removal in later versions. The OG “Steel” was first worn by Jordan during Scottie Pippen’s charity event in September 1994.
The Air Jordan 10 OG “Steel” will be available on Nike in Fall 2025 for $200 USD.
