Quick Facts
- The Jordan MVP 92 White Gym Red Black isn’t a direct rip of any one classic Jordan 7 colorway
- But it does remind us of the 2020 Greater China retro colorway
- The Jordan MVP 92 White Gym Red Black will be released Spring 2026
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No matter what the model is, Jordan Brand can add a white, black, and red colorway to any sneaker and bring out all kinds of nostalgic memories and fuzzy feelings. As Jumpman looks to add more takedown models and hybrids into the rotation for 2026, the brand is banking on the classic color combo to do some heavy lifting, starting with the MVP 92, a budget take on the Air Jordan 7.
The Jordan MVP 92 White Gym Red Black isn’t a direct rip of any one classic Jordan 7 colorway, but it does remind us of the 2020 Greater China retro colorway, which mixed white leather support panels with black leather in-between, and red accents on the ankle and midsole. The MVP 92 isn’t a replica of the 7, but it does feature a similar panel structure and midsole support points, and on this colorway, the white leather support panels mixed with black suede and mesh between them, plus red hits on the midsole and heel logo are definitely feeling familiar.
In addition to the white, black, and red colorway, Jordan is continuing 2025’s MVP 92 focus for Spring 2026, adding a Pure Money-inspired white-on-white to the mix and a Pink Lemonade blend alongside more classic numbered retros. Beyond the MVP 92, Jordan is adding Air Jordan 7 vibes to a new low-top retro of the Jordan Sixty Plus hybrid, another gamble on not-quite-retros for next year.
The Jordan MVP 92 White Gym Red Black will be released Spring 2026 through Nike and select Jordan retailers in-store and online. Available in full-family sizing, the retail prices are set at $145 (men), $115 (GS), $80 (PS), and $55 (TD). Keep up with all the latest Jordan drops, download the Sole Retriever mobile app.
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