16 Years Later, Nike’s Oreo-Themed Air Jordans Still Hit the Spot

Double Tap to ZoomSneakersThe “Oreo” Air Jordan 6 Still Looks Good Enough to Dunk16 years later, the Air Jordan 6 "Oreo" sneakers still look good enough to dunk in a glass of milk.The Jordan Brand gave us a "Red Oreo" sneaker in 2022. But now, it's officially reviving the tasty black-and-white sneaker that started it all.It looks pretty much the same as it did in 2010, keeping all of its original details like the leather and nubuck uppers, Jumpman-branded heels, and the delicious speckles that look like cookie crumbs. And it's all again realized in the classic color scheme inspired by the classic cookies-and-cream sandwich.The Jordan 6 "Oreo" is scheduled to finally release on Nike's SNKRS app on August 8 in full family sizing. The adult-sized pairs will retail for $215.Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post.There have been a lot of Jordan 6s this year, ranging from iconic revivals like the 2026 "Infrared" 6s to fresh takes like those Sashiko-style versions. It even finally got its "Bin 23" moment.Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post.Now, it's time to run back a classic AJ6 snack.Highsnobiety has affiliate marketing partnerships, which means we may receive a commission from your purchase. Want to shop the products our editors actually love? Visit HS Shopping for recs on all things fashion, footwear, and beauty.We RecommendNike’s Air Max Dress Shoe Is Elegance in MotionTravis Scott’s “Odyssey” Nikes Are Sneakers That Will Never BeThis Is the Nike Moon Shoe’s Effortlessly Cool SisterNike’s Silver Stepper Is One Sleek Slice of the FutureThe Air Max-ification of Nike's Legendary Soccer ShoeWhat To Read Next16 Years Later, Nike’s Oreo-Themed Air Jordans Still Hit the SpotNike’s Air Max Dress Shoe Is Elegance in MotionJapan’s Expert on Literal Workwear Is Finally Getting LoudTravis Scott’s “Odyssey” Nikes Are Sneakers That Will Never BeStone Island Does Jamaican Dancehall Concerts Now, TooCrocs Is Doubling Down on Its Dorky, Gorpy Trail Sneakers