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Nike is releasing the Air Jordan 11 Retro “Green Screen” sneakers on Saturday, November 14, marking the 30th anniversary of the 1996 film Space Jam. The shoes drop at 10 a.m. ET / 7 a.m. PT and retail for $255 on Nike.com.
A Tribute to Space Jam’s Filmmaking Legacy
The Air Jordan 11 Retro “Green Screen” colorway pays direct tribute to the production process behind Space Jam. The 1996 film starred Michael Jordan alongside animated character Bugs Bunny in a high-stakes basketball game against the Monstars. During filming, Jordan wore the original Air Jordan 11 sneakers, which have since become iconic in sneaker culture.
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The new colorway features lucky green, orange peel, and gym green tones. Together, these shades reference the green screen technology used during the movie’s production.
Design Details and Materials
Nike crafted the sneakers from a blend of real and synthetic leather, paired with a fabric upper for added durability. A rubber sole provides lightweight cushioning while keeping the overall silhouette clean and classic.
Several signature details appear throughout the shoe. Michael Jordan’s number 23 sits hidden at the top of each heel. The Jumpman logo appears on both the heels and the bottoms of the shoes. In addition, the eyelets spell out “Jordan” running up and down each sneaker.
Sizing, Pricing and Shipping
The Air Jordan 11 Retro “Green Screen” sneakers are unisex and available in a wide range of sizes. Nike also offers the shoes in big kids’ sizes, with prices starting at $200. Adult pairs retail at $255.
Nike Members receive free shipping on orders over $50. Non-members, however, must spend more than $75 to qualify for free shipping. Nike membership is free for anyone with an email address and includes benefits such as early access to new releases, exclusive discounts, expert style advice, and no-receipt returns.
The Air Jordan 11 Retro “Green Screen” sneakers go on sale November 14 at Nike.com. Given the cultural significance of Space Jam and the popularity of Air Jordan 11 releases, demand is expected to be high.
