Quick Facts
- Starting with a base of black mesh, shiny metallic purple overlays create a support system across the entire upper
- Inside, the model features a full-length Zoom Strobel cushioning setup alongside a ZoomX midsole and an Air Zoom unit in the heel
- The Air Jordan 41 PF Amethyst will be released Holiday 2026
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Jordan Brand is back in its bag. Sure, there are plenty of retro colorways on the way back from Mike’s playing days and new retro numbered heat like the Black Pack, but beyond a revival of past silhouettes, Jordan is bringing even more heat with its latest numbered pair, the Air Jordan 41.
Jordan Is Dropping Gems for the Holidays
Last year, the Air Jordan 40 brought back the feeling of the old days, and now, the Air Jordan 41 is here with another new piece of heat from The GOAT’s unassailable sneaker legacy. In August, we got a look at some previews of the upcoming Air Jordan 41 Gems Pack, adding jewelry-themed colorways covered in bright, shiny shades with waves of contrast flowing across the side panels and toe.
The Air Jordan 41 PF Amethyst is the latest colorway from the new collection, arriving in concord grape purple and black for the holiday season. Starting with a base of black mesh, shiny metallic purple overlays create a support system across the entire upper. Inside, the model features a full-length Zoom Strobel cushioning setup alongside a ZoomX midsole and an Air Zoom unit in the heel. More color arrives in light metallic blue on the top eyelet and Jordan tongue logo, with two-tone black and white laces to complete the look.
Air Jordan 41 PF Amethyst Release Details
The Air Jordan 41 PF Amethyst will be released Holiday 2026, through Nike and select Jordan retailers in-store and online. Available in unisex sizing, retail is set at $205. To keep up with all the latest Air Jordan 41 news and drop info, download the Sole Retriever App.
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