Quick Facts
- The holiday colorway features an upper coated in premium brown leather like a cowboy’s saddle, and patches of white faux horse hair covering the side panels and sections of the heel
- An ornate graphic flourish is added on the tongue and side panel Swoosh to complete the yeehaw vibes, with red laces and red Jordan branding on the insoles, tongue stabilizer, and frayed tag on the lateral side heel
- The Air Jordan 1 MM Low V3 Year of the Horse will be released Spring 2026
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After revealing a Nike Year of the Horse pack full of Air Force 1s and Dunks, Beaverton started a little off kilter on the Jordan side of things with a Lunar New Year Trunner O/S instead of a numbered retro, and now, as the collection expands, the Jumpman is getting even weirder, adding the sharp lines and cut-out panels of the Air Jordan 1 MM Low V3 to the stable.
The Air Jordan 1 MM Low V3 Year of the Horse is one of the clearest representations of Nike’s Western theme for the holiday yet, with an upper coated in premium brown leather like a cowboy’s saddle and patches of white faux horse hair covering the side panels and sections of the heel. An ornate graphic flourish is added on the tongue and side panel Swoosh to complete the yeehaw vibes, with red laces and red Jordan branding on the insoles, tongue stabilizer, and frayed tag on the lateral side heel.
One of the key silhouettes to come out of the Method of Make (MM) label, the shoe takes a future-forward approach to the low-top 1985 classic. Adding a series of cutouts to the toe, toebox, mudguard, and heel, the shoe adds by subtraction for a remixed model that toes the line between tradition and experimentation.
The Air Jordan 1 MM Low V3 Year of the Horse will be released Spring 2026 through Nike and select Jordan retailers in-store and online. Available in men’s sizing, the retail price is set at $155. For all the latest from Jordan’s Year of the Horse collection, download the Sole Retriever mobile app.
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