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Jordan Brand’s Space Jam 30th-anniversary collection includes a tonal green Air Jordan 11 Retro called “Green Screen,” according to Highsnobiety. The suede sneaker is scheduled to release on Nike’s website Nov. 14 for $225; it is not a Bottega Veneta collaboration.
Jordan Brand’s Air Jordan 11 Retro “Green Screen”, a tonal green suede sneaker inspired by the production screens used in Space Jam, is scheduled to go on sale through Nike’s website on Nov. 14 for $225, according to Highsnobiety. The shoe is part of a collection marking the film’s 30th anniversary and is not a Bottega Veneta collaboration, despite the color’s resemblance to the luxury label’s recognizable green.
Highsnobiety describes the “Green Screen” as a tonal green take on the Air Jordan 11, made with suede. The report links its color concept to the green screens used to create the 1996 basketball comedy starring Michael Jordan and animated characters from Looney Tunes. It also notes that the design evokes Bottega Veneta’s familiar green, but says the sneaker is a Jordan Brand release rather than a partnership with the fashion house.
The shoe sits within a broader Space Jam anniversary collection that connects the film’s legacy with newer Jordan Brand products. Highsnobiety says the range also includes an Air Jordan 41 and Jordan Trunner O/S in Space Jam-inspired color schemes and details. Some pieces are slated to arrive from Nov. 5, ahead of the Jordan 11’s listed Nov. 14 release.
The report gives the “Green Screen” a retail price of $225 and names Nike’s website as its sales destination. Those release details are reported by Highsnobiety; the supplied material does not include a direct Nike announcement or further information on availability at other retailers.
A Film Anniversary Shapes the Release
The release gives Jordan Brand a way to connect a high-profile basketball shoe to Space Jam’s 30-year history, while using a fresh color treatment rather than relying only on familiar film imagery. The reference to the production’s green screens makes the design’s stated inspiration specific to how the movie was made.
The Bottega comparison also helps explain why the sneaker may attract attention beyond Jordan collectors: its green color recalls a well-known luxury-fashion association. That resemblance is an editorial observation, not evidence of a brand collaboration. For buyers, the practical details are the listed $225 price and Nov. 14 release date, while stock levels and broader distribution remain unreported.
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Jordan Brand’s Space Jam Link
Space Jam, released in 1996, paired Michael Jordan with animated Looney Tunes characters. Jordan Brand’s anniversary range draws on that connection and, according to Highsnobiety, pairs newer footwear with Space Jam color schemes and details. The “Green Screen” is tied to the film’s production process rather than described as a direct recreation of a shoe worn on screen.
The Air Jordan 11 is an established Jordan model, and this release refreshes it through a single-color green treatment and suede construction. Highsnobiety frames the collection as bringing together different generations of Jordan products. The article also discloses that Highsnobiety has affiliate marketing partnerships, meaning it may earn a commission from purchases made through some links.
““The Jordan 11 Retro ‘Green Screen’ sneaker is a tonal green take on the signature shoe.””
— Highsnobiety
Availability Beyond Nike’s Website
The supplied report lists a Nov. 14 release date and $225 price, but does not specify quantities, sizing, restock plans or whether other retailers will carry the shoe. It also does not provide a direct statement from Nike confirming the schedule. The Bottega comparison is a stylistic observation; no partnership is reported.
Highsnobiety says other collection pieces may begin arriving Nov. 5, but the provided material does not give individual prices or release dates for the Air Jordan 41 and Jordan Trunner O/S. Availability and any changes to the announced schedule remain subject to further information from the retailer or brand.
Release Dates and Stock Details
Based on the dates reported by Highsnobiety, some anniversary collection items are expected to begin releasing on Nov. 5, followed by the Air Jordan 11 Retro “Green Screen” on Nov. 14 through Nike’s website. Buyers seeking the Jordan 11 should check Nike’s product listing for final launch details, sizes and stock information as the date approaches.
Further official details could clarify whether the shoe will be available through additional sellers and provide dates and pricing for the other footwear in the collection. Until then, the reported price and release schedule are the available guidance, not a guarantee of local availability.
Key Questions
When does the Air Jordan 11 “Green Screen” release?
Highsnobiety reports a Nov. 14 release through Nike’s website.
How much will the Jordan 11 “Green Screen” cost?
The reported retail price is $225.
Is the sneaker a Bottega Veneta collaboration?
No collaboration is reported. Highsnobiety says the green evokes Bottega Veneta’s recognizable color, but describes the shoe as a Jordan Brand release.
What inspired the shoe’s green color?
The design is inspired by the green screens used in the production of Space Jam, according to Highsnobiety.
What else is in the Space Jam anniversary collection?
Highsnobiety names an Air Jordan 41 and a Jordan Trunner O/S with Space Jam-inspired colors and details. Some collection pieces are scheduled to release as early as Nov. 5, though the supplied report does not give those models’ individual launch dates or prices.
Source: highsnobiety.com
