Air Jordan 11 Retro Gamma Blue (2025) CT8012-047

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Air Jordan 11 Retro “Gamma Blue” (2025) – CT8012-047

The Air Jordan 11 “Gamma Blue” returns for the first time in over a decade, reviving a colorway that redefined what a non-OG holiday AJ11 could be. Originally released in 2013 as the first-ever all-black Air Jordan 11, the “Gamma Blue” was a bold departure from the traditional Concord and Space Jam palettes — and it has since become one of the most requested retros in Jordan Brand‘s archives .

Key Features

Silhouette: Air Jordan 11 Retro (Tinker Hatfield’s original 1995 design, built on Jordan Brand‘s remastered mold) 

Colorway: Black / Gamma Blue / Varsity Maize 

Upper: Jet black ballistic mesh with a matching black leather heel wrap 

Mudguard: High-cut patent leather in deep, glossy black — a notable upgrade from the lower cut of the 2013 release, bringing it closer to the original 1995 specification 

Accents: Gamma Blue embroidered Jumpman on the collar; Varsity Maize “23” on the heel tab 

Cushioning: Full-length Air-Sole unit for lightweight, responsive cushioning 

Stability: Lightweight carbon fiber component underfoot 

Outsole: Blue-tinted translucent outsole with Gamma Blue traction pads for an “icy” finish 

Fit: True to size

Style Code: CT8012-047

Release Date: December 13, 2025 (full family sizing) 

Why the Air Jordan 11 “Gamma Blue” (2025)

The “Gamma Blue” occupies a unique place in Air Jordan history. When it released in 2013, Jordan Brand was still in an era where holiday AJ11 drops stuck almost exclusively to original colorways. The “Gamma Blue” broke that mold — and while it was polarizing at the time, its stealthy black foundation and vivid blue accents have aged into a modern classic .

The 2025 retro arrives with meaningful upgrades. The patent leather mudguard has been raised to the higher, OG-style cut, delivering a more substantial and historically accurate look than the 2013 version. The overall silhouette has been refined on Jordan Brand’s remastered mold, producing a sleeker toe box and sharper profile. Even the icy outsole benefits from improved materials that resist yellowing better than the originals .

For collectors who missed the 2013 drop, this is the first chance to secure a pair at retail in twelve years. For those who remember the original, the 2025 edition is the definitive version — true to the colorway’s identity, but built with the craftsmanship the AJ11 deserves.