Jordan Brand Plants Flowers on the Air Jordan 3 for Spring

Spring themes are beginning to take over Nike, Inc.’s seasonal lineup, and Jordan Brand is joining the movement with a floral-inspired take on one of its most recognizable silhouettes. Arriving exclusively for younger audiences, the Air Jordan 3 "Spring Flowers" celebrates the changing season with playful details and soft pastel accents.

The Air Jordan 3 "Spring Flowers" keeps its foundation rooted in the model’s classic construction while introducing a series of decorative touches tailored for spring. A crisp white leather upper forms the base of the design, complemented by gentle pink hues across the lining, heel panel, and outsole for a light seasonal feel.

What truly sets the Air Jordan 3 "Spring Flowers" apart, however, is its floral storytelling. A removable flower-shaped lace accessory sits at the top of the tongue, adding a bright and playful centerpiece to the design. Inside the shoe, the theme continues with a colorful floral graphic printed on the insole, reinforcing the seasonal inspiration.

Elsewhere, the Air Jordan 3 retains many of the signature features that have defined the silhouette since its debut in 1988. Elephant print overlays wrap the toe and heel, though here they arrive with a subtle pink tint that aligns with the overall palette. Jumpman branding appears on the tongue and heel tab in vivid coral tones, providing a bold contrast against the otherwise soft color scheme.

Finishing the look is a pink-accented rubber outsole that ties the entire design together while maintaining the Air Jordan 3’s familiar tooling and structure.

The Air Jordan 3 "Spring Flowers" is currently scheduled to release on Nike.com/Jordan and select retailers on April 1, 2026, exclusively in kids' sizing.

Grade school pairs are expected to retail for $155, while preschool and toddler versions are priced at $95 and $80, respectively.

This joins over 15 other Air Jordan 3s for release in 2026 - you can catch the full rundown of the model for the year here.