The Air Jordan 14 ‘Chartreuse’ Ends a 22-Year Wait

Jordan Brand is finally revisiting one of its most distinct mid-aughts experiments. The Air Jordan 14 “Chartreuse,” a non-original colorway that first surfaced in 2005, is reportedly slated for its first-ever retro release on January 27, 2027. While the AJ14 is historically tied to Tinker Hatfield’s obsession with the Ferrari 550 Maranello and Michael Jordan’s 'Last Shot' in 1998, this specific palette represents the era where the brand began successfully pivoting toward lifestyle palettes beyond the Chicago Bulls' red-and-black orbit. The 2027 iteration is expected to maintain the original’s moody aesthetic, though it will benefit from the brand's recent commitment to 'remastered' shaping, which aligns modern retros closer to the sleek, low-slung silhouette of the late 90s. For collectors who have spent two decades watching their 2005 pairs crumble into unwearable dust, this release fills a specific, neon-tinted void in the Jordan lineage. Expect a full-family size run to land as a cornerstone of the Spring 2027 lineup.