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Air Jordan 14 "Forest Green" Returns After 21 Years, Dropping Halloween 2026

The Air Jordan 14 "Forest Green," which first dropped in 2005, is confirmed to retro via SNKRS and select retailers on October 31, 2026, priced at $215 under style code 487471-300.

Avery Chen, Managing Editor
Air Jordan 14 "Forest Green" Returns After 21 Years, Dropping Halloween 2026
Air Jordan 14「Forest Green」睽違21年復刻,2026年萬聖節登場

The Forest Green colorway of the Air Jordan 14 first debuted back in 2005, and it's now confirmed to make its retro comeback in the original colorway, with a release date set for October 31, 2026 — Halloween day.

Air Jordan 14「Forest Green」睽違21年復刻,2026年萬聖節登場

The sneaker comes in a White/Black/Deep Forest Green/Graphite color scheme, with a white upper layered with black and deep forest green accents, while graphite touches balance out the overall tone in the details. Style code 487471-300 will release via SNKRS and select retailers at a retail price of $215.

Air Jordan 14「Forest Green」睽違21年復刻,2026年萬聖節登場
Air Jordan 14「Forest Green」睽違21年復刻,2026年萬聖節登場

The Air Jordan 14's silhouette itself carries racing-inspired elements, one of the core design cues Tinker Hatfield drew on when he originally created the shoe. The Forest Green colorway stands out as one of the more recognizable entries from the model's early color lineup. This return essentially brings the original 2005 look back to shelves, unchanged, 21 years later.

Air Jordan 14「Forest Green」睽違21年復刻,2026年萬聖節登場

No further details have been released by the brand at this time — official release information will be confirmed via SNKRS and participating retailers.

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