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The Jordan x Levi's collaborations just got serious. Seriously sporty, that is. Jordan and Levi's created a denim football cleat for the 2026 Super Bowl, Highsnobiety can reveal exclusively, as indicated by first-look photos taken during Paris Fashion Week.

Nike and Levi's love affair was already heating up with a handful of collaborations already on deck but add in the Super Bowl, one of America's biggest sporting moments, and suddenly it's on another level.

Dressed entirely in washed blue denim accented by touches of light tan and capped by Nike's inimitable elephant print on the toe, Levi's Jordan 3 cleats have the same flavor as the duo's previous sneaker partnerships but hit different as a low-top sport shoe.

No one is flexing these on the street: these shoes are designed specifically for gridiron wear.

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The new cleats come hot on the heels of a deluge of Nike and Levi's team ups that include collaborative clothing, Air Max 95s, and even a three-way collab with NIGO.

But denim never goes out of style. And, apparently, neither does Levi's x Nike. (or, in this case, Levi's x Jordan).

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