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2024 Air Jordan 14 Retro ‘Ferrari’
Price: $210
Size Run: Men’s
Colorway: Challenge Red/Black
Style Code: IF5015-600
Region: US -
The Air Jordan 14 “Ferrari” returns in Summer 2025 with its bold, luxury sports car-inspired aesthetic fully intact. Dressed in a striking Challenge Red suede upper, this colorway pays homage to the iconic Ferrari 550 Maranello, a nod to Michael Jordan’s love for high-performance vehicles.
Complemented by Black and Vibrant Yellow accents, the design mirrors key details of the Italian supercar. The signature Ferrari-style Jumpman shield appears on the lateral side, while a chrome shank plate and carbon fiber midfoot panel add to the luxury performance vibe. An anthracite outsole rounds out the aggressive, automotive-themed look, complete with tire tread-style traction that brings it all full circle.
Set to drop on June 11, 2025, the Air Jordan 14 “Ferrari” will be available via Nike SNKRS and select Jordan Brand retailers in both men's and grade school sizing. Retail price is set at $210 USD for adult sizes.
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The Air Jordan 14 originally debuted in 1998 and was famously worn by Michael Jordan during his last game as a Chicago Bull — the legendary “Last Shot” in Game 6 of the NBA Finals. Designed by Tinker Hatfield, the silhouette drew heavy inspiration from MJ’s Ferrari 550M, resulting in a sleek, aerodynamic design filled with subtle automotive cues.
First released in 2014, the “Ferrari” colorway flipped the script on traditional Jordan color blocking with its all-red suede upper and luxury car-themed detailing. Unlike the standard AJ14s that featured perforated leather or suede panels, this version offered a seamless, high-end feel from top to bottom. Over the years, it became a fan favorite among collectors and remains one of the most distinct and daring colorways ever released in the Jordan 14 lineup.
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The Air Jordan 14 typically fits true to size (TTS) for most wearers. The low-profile construction and secure lacing system provide a snug, locked-in feel without being overly narrow or restrictive.
Wide footers may want to consider going up a half size if they prefer a little extra toe room.
Narrow or standard-width feet should be fine sticking with their normal Nike/Jordan size.
The materials used on the 2025 “Ferrari” version — primarily suede — may feel a bit snug at first, but they should break in nicely over time. As always, if you're in-between sizes or unsure, trying on in-store or ordering from a retailer with a solid return policy is a smart move.
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