A Ma Maniere x Jordan Air Ship

A Ma Maniére fait son retour avec une collaboration avec Jordan Air Ship

In an exciting turn of events for the sneaker community, the collaboration between A Ma Maniére and Jordan Brand is taking 2024 by storm, unveiling the A Ma Maniére x Jordan Air Ship ‘Green Stone’.
A Ma Maniere x Jordan Air Ship


This partnership breathes new life into the Air Ship, traditionally overshadowed by the iconic Air Jordan 1, by introducing a design that challenges and transcends past perceptions with its unique aesthetic.

The ‘Green Stone’ rendition immediately captivates with its homage to vintage styles and a distinct aged look. The design boasts a meticulously weathered midsole beneath a pristine white leather upper, striking a perfect balance between old-school charm and contemporary finesse. The Swoosh and collar are adorned with a textured ‘Green Stone’ hue, adding a vibrant contrast that enhances the overall allure of the sneaker.

A Ma Maniere x Jordan Air Ship

While eagerly anticipated, the exact release date remains a mystery, with speculations pointing towards March 23rd. Neither Nike nor A Ma Maniére have confirmed the date, leaving sneaker enthusiasts on the edge of their seats. Keep your eyes peeled in the upcoming months to when the A Ma Maniere x Jordan Air Ship ‘Green Stone’ can be a part of your rotation. 

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