Matt Varga he Air Jordan 11 “Green Screen” releases on November 14th in adult and grade school sizing, retailing for $255 and $200, respectively. As with most big Nike drops, you can seek these out via a SNKRS draw on the morning of (10 AM). Pairs will also be dropping first come, first served via Foot Locker online and in-store.
We’ve compiled a complete store list via the “Where to Buy” widget below. We’ll have direct shopping links hosted there as soon as product pages go live. Scroll further for multiple image galleries depicting this colorway and, beyond that, for a breakdown of what makes this pair one to watch.
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Mens Air Jordan 11 "Green Screen"
US 11/14/2026 Saturday
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| Foot Locker | Standard | Coming Soon |
| Nikestore | Standard | Coming Soon |
| SNIPES US | Standard | Coming Soon |
| Sneaker Politics | Standard | Coming Soon |
| Nike SNKRS | Standard | Coming Soon |
| All the Right | In Store Only | Offline Only |
Official Images Of The Air Jordan 11 “Green Screen”
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If you somehow haven’t heard by now, 2026 marks the 30th anniversary of the film Space Jam, a movie that’s loomed incredibly large over the Jordan catalog in the years since its release. No question, the biggest impact it’s had on sneaker culture is via the Jordan 11 “Space Jam,” once a legendary exclusive before the shoe released to the public in 2001. For this celebration, the Jumpman has increased the range beyond the AJ11, but the additional looks coming to that silhouette have garnered the most attention.
The Air Jordan 11 “Green Screen” takes a more metatextual angle than the pair worn by Mike on-screen and the Jordan 11 “Magic Ball,” pulling its concept from the supernatural object the Monstars use to steal the powers of Barkley, Ewing, LJ, Muggsy, and Shawn Bradley. Instead, the “Green Screen” takes its look from the CGI techniques needed to bring Bugs and co. to life, with a particular focus on a shot of Jordan acting alongside morph-suit-wearing stand-ins. In practice, that leads to the all-over green colorway featured here. Rather than the standard mesh and patent leather look, it’s a full suede treatment on tap for this viridescent variation, stretching from the top of the shoe onto the midsole.
Finally, for the true collectors, the packaging carries on that “special edition” atmosphere. A lime green flip-top box carries a slew of film-specific references, from Tune Squad and Monstars logos to a “30” mark that interprets the typical thin “23” stamp seen on the AJ11. All-over packaging paper closes out with another round of Space Jam-forward call-outs.
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