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Air Jordan 5 Retro White Metallic (2026)

Original price was: $249.99.Current price is: $199.99.

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Air Jordan 5 Retro White Metallic (2026)
Air Jordan 5 Retro White Metallic (2026)
$249.99 Original price was: $249.99.$199.99Current price is: $199.99.
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The Air Jordan 5 Retro White Metallic (2026) brings back one of the most recognizable OG-inspired colorways tied to the model’s early ’90s era. Dressed in white with metallic silver and black accents, the design highlights the Jordan 5’s fighter jet-inspired lines while maintaining the clean, high-contrast look that made the original release a staple. The reflective tongue and icy outsole remain defining features, reinforcing the silhouette’s distinct identity.

First introduced in 1990 and designed by Tinker Hatfield, the Air Jordan 5 drew inspiration from WWII fighter planes, most notably through the shark-tooth detailing along the midsole. The White Metallic colorway became a fan favorite for its ability to balance that aggressive design language with a clean, wearable palette. Over multiple retros, it has remained one of the most consistent entries in the Jordan 5 rotation, often serving as a benchmark for how OG colorways should be executed.

When the Air Jordan 5 Retro White Metallic (2026) released, it retailed for $215 and dropped on April 25, 2026. As a faithful return of a cornerstone colorway, this release reinforces the Air Jordan 5’s place as one of the most visually distinctive models in the Jordan archive.