Quick Facts
- On the Binary Blue Air Jordan 11 Retro Low, the APB team brings a dark blue shade to the parent leather and soft fabric paneling above it
- The piping breaking up the two panels is coral pink, with more of the soft pink shade on the sockliner and alternate laces
- The APB x Air Jordan 11 Retro Low Binary Blue is rumored to release September 2026
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Jordan Brand has done a lot of collaborating over the years, but until recently, the Air Jordan 11 was a supremely rare partner pair. Now, the Jordan 11 floodgates have opened, with the latest pairs joining The Whitaker Group’s insane year of collaborations. Following extended runs of adidas and Nike collabs along with a new Puma partnership, James Whitner’s retail boutique conglomerate is adding a low-top pair in Binary Blue to the Jumpman release schedule next month.
Putting Out an APB On the Air Jordan 11 Low
The APB x Air Jordan 11 Retro Low Binary Blue has been on our radar since the first week of June, when the sneaker boutique skate shop hybrid posted an editorial shoot previewing the shop’s upcoming Nike and Jordan collabs. In addition to the blue pair of Jordan 11 Lows, APB previewed a white Jordan 11 Low, a ReactX Rejuven8, a Dunk Low, and V5 RNR.
On the Binary Blue Air Jordan 11 Retro Low, the APB team brings a dark blue shade to the parent leather and soft fabric paneling above it. The piping breaking up the two panels is coral pink, with more of the soft pink shade on the sockliner and alternate laces. Last but not least, the pair features an icy blue outsole for some classic 11 energy.
APB x Air Jordan 11 Retro Low Binary Blue Release Details
The APB x Air Jordan 11 Retro Low Binary Blue is rumored to release September 2026 through APB in-store and online. Available in unisex sizing, the retail price on the collab pairs is set at $200. For all the latest from TWG and Jordan Brand, download the Sole Retriever mobile app.
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