atmos Turns a 30-Year-Old Air Jordan Into a Wearable Jade Jewel

Double Tap to ZoomSneakersatmos' Air Jordan 12 "Jade" Is a Genuine GemNo, this is not a Tiffany x Jordan collaboration. Instead, atmos is back dropping jade gems with Jumpman.This time around, the brand's working on the Air Jordan 12, which turns 30 this year. The special-edition atmos pair lands with half black quilted leather and half jade green pebbled leather, marrying the shoe's signature construction with atmos' famous color scheme.atmos has long tapped into its animal instincts with Nike, dropping some pretty iconic "Safari" sneakers featuring mixed animal-print designs. Typically, its jade-colored sneakers feature elephant prints.So, where's the elephant print on the Jordan 12? It's there. It doesn't cover the uppers like atmos' previous Nike Air Maxes and LeBron 16 basketball shoes. The pattern's more hidden with the AJ12s, appearing on insoles and behind the translucent outsole. It's quite clean this way, too.Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post.The "Jade" Jordan 12s are scheduled to drop exclusively on atmos Tokyo's website for￥31,900, or around $199. It'll be joined by collaborative clothes like split-tone Jumpman tees and hoodies.Highsnobiety has affiliate marketing partnerships, which means we may receive a commission from your purchase. Want to shop the products our editors actually love? Visit HS Shopping for recs on all things fashion, footwear, and beauty.We RecommendNike’s Puffy Leather Air Max Is the Good Kind of RustyNike Chanel-ified the Air Force 1Social Status Is Behind These Beautiful "Sashiko" Air JordansNOCTA's Got Its Own Nike “Shox” Air MaxesNike’s Flipped Air Max Is Just as Clean as the OriginalWhat To Read Nextatmos Turns a 30-Year-Old Air Jordan Into a Wearable Jade Jewel Nike’s Puffy Leather Air Max Is the Good Kind of RustyNike Chanel-ified the Air Force 1Vans’ Wingtip Skate Shoes Have Never Looked More Dapperadidas Springs Back to the Future With This Bladed Runneradidas’ Slick Rain Boots Want To Be the Next Splash Hit