Stefon Diggs Debuts Custom Air Jordan 6 Low “Maroon” Cleats

Stefon Diggs is at it again with another standout custom cleat. This time, it’s an Air Jordan 6 Low built in a white and maroon colorway, matching his Commanders colors.

White leather covers most of the upper, keeping the base clean and simple. A glossy maroon shell wraps the toe and heel, giving the cleat some real contrast against that white. That combination ties directly into Washington’s burgundy and gold color scheme, making it an easy fit for gameday.

The Jordan 6’s classic shape translates surprisingly well into cleat form. Its rounded toe and mid-panel detailing stay largely intact, even with the thinner, performance-ready build underneath.

This follows a recent pair of Air Jordan 17 Low cleats Diggs debuted, continuing a steady run of custom Jordan silhouettes since signing with Washington. Diggs has quickly established himself as one of the league’s go-to names for standout cleat customs. Further, this pair only adds to that reputation early into his time with the team.

Since these are player-exclusive builds, there’s no retail release or price attached. They’re made specifically for Diggs to wear on the field, not for public purchase.

Stefon Diggs’ Air Jordan 6 Low “Maroon” Cleats

Diggs signed with Washington back in August, joining Jayden Daniels and the Commanders after his release from New England. Custom cleats have become one of his early signature moves with a new franchise, something he’s done at nearly every stop in his career.

Diggs has worn Jordan Brand cleats consistently since signing with the label. He works with custom artists to remix classic silhouettes into football-ready builds. The Jordan 6, 7, and 17 have all made appearances in his rotation at different points, giving him one of the deeper cleat catalogs in the league.

Function has always mattered just as much as style for Diggs specifically. Most of his customs still use a lightweight base underneath all that Jordan-inspired detailing, keeping performance intact despite the flashy look. That balance is part of what’s made his cleat game so consistent over the years, rather than just a one-off gimmick.

With a new team and a fresh set of colors to work with, expect plenty more Jordan-inspired cleats from Diggs as the season rolls on.