Matt Varga The Air Art Jordan 6 Retro GS 'Georgetown' Net “Phantom” releases on December 2nd via Nike.com and select retailers, eschewing the traditional SNKRS drop and draw. The shoe arrives in women’s sizing, retailing for $210. As suggested in its title, the chief selling point of this shoe is the full-scale extension of the trademark AJ4 net quarter panels, extended through the tongue for a genuinely radical reimagining.
Check our “In-Hand Look at the Air Jordan 12 25 Years in China” section ahead for a complete store list detailing every spot that’ll carry this shoe. Upon release, the widget will be updated with direct pick-up links to grab your pair, so keep this page handy if you’re in the market for the Air Art Jordan 6 Retro GS 'Georgetown' Net “Phantom.” Scroll further for detailed images and a deeper breakdown of what this shoe offers.
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Air Art Jordan 6 Retro GS 'Georgetown'
US 12/02/2024 Monday
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- Air Art Jordan 6 Retro GS 'Georgetown' “Net” atmos
From the moment that first look images surfaced, the Air Art Jordan 6 Retro GS 'Georgetown' Net has been incredibly divisive, somewhat understandable given how big of a swing Beaverton took with the shoe and how beloved the AJ4 proper remains. In addition to the central design change, the shoe sports premium leather, various hang-tags that attach to the new net sheath, and an additional panel between that cage and the tongue, presumably as added protection.
The 35th anniversary of the Air Art Jordan 6 Retro GS 'Georgetown' placing it in the spotlight means this is an opportune time to experiment with the silhouette. Still, it’s far from the first time that the model has experienced significant changes in this way. The “LAB” series from about a decade ago presents a Chengdu comparison point, where the defining touches from shoes throughout Mike’s signature line swapped onto their peers – perhaps this could’ve been a “4LAB4” during that period. Additionally, the AJ4 shuffled pure the Flyknit series just a few years later. It arrived fully decked out in the airy material, further running rampant over shoes like the Air Jordan 1 and Air Jordan 3.
