Highlights
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Air Jordan 6 Champagne Bottle returns to the spotlight with a statement-making design that celebrates Michael Jordan’s legendary championship legacy
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This premium green patent leather sneaker comes with a championship ring lace lock and gold detailing that screams victory celebration
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Available now at select resale retailers in various sizes for collectors seeking one of Jordan Brand’s boldest and rarest retro releases
If there was such a thing as a victory cigar for your feet, the Air Jordan 6 “Champagne Bottle” would be the perfect match. This rarely seen colorway originally dropped more than 10 years ago. If you’re at least a bit familiar with Michael Jordan’s legendary career, you can guess the theme of the sneaker. It’s designed to celebrate his legacy. So much so that it comes with a Championship Ring as well as a lace lock. It’s gaudy and maybe not for all occasions, but it definitely looks like a party. If you’re interested, it’s still available. Let’s talk sneakers.
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The Air Jordan 6 Champagne Bottle dropped in June 2014 as part of the “Celebration Pack” alongside the Air Jordan 6 ‘Cigar’. Both colorways were inspired by Michael Jordan’s iconic locker room celebrations after winning his first NBA Championship in 1991—the same season he wore the AJ6 on court. The Champagne Bottle features a pro green patent leather upper that mimics the look of an actual champagne bottle, complete with black and metallic gold accents throughout.
The sneaker’s design is unapologetically bold. That full patent leather construction catches light from every angle, making these impossible to miss in a room. The black tongue features gold speckled detailing, while the midsole continues the black and gold theme. But the real showstopper? That championship ring lace lock. It’s over the top in the best and worst way possible—depending on how you feel about statement pieces.
Air Jordan 6 ‘Champagne Bottle’ Details
Shoe Name: Air Jordan 6 Retro ‘Champagne Bottle’
Official Colorway: Pro Green/Metallic Gold-Challenge Red-Black
Style Code: 384664-350
Release Date: June 14, 2014
Original Price: $250
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Related: Jordan Sneakers Release Date Calendar
Since this is a 2014 release, you’re not finding these at retail. The resale market is where you’ll need to look, and availability varies by size. GOAT has the widest size range available, from smaller sizes up to 18. StockX also carries various sizes with authentication guarantees. Flight Club is another trusted option for tracking down a pair.
Pricing fluctuates based on size and condition, but expect to pay a premium for this limited release. The rarity of the Celebration Pack means these aren’t flooding the market. Some sizes command significantly higher prices than others, so it pays to shop around and compare options across platforms.
The Air Jordan 6 silhouette holds special significance in Jordan Brand history. MJ won his first championship while wearing the AJ6, designed by Tinker Hatfield with input from Jordan himself. The finger holes in the tongue and pull tab at the heel were added at Jordan’s request for easier on-court wear. That championship DNA runs through every AJ6 colorway, but the Champagne Bottle takes it literally with its celebratory theme.
For context, the Air Jordan 6 ‘Infrared’ and ‘DMP’ colorways are considered more wearable classics. The Champagne Bottle exists in a different category entirely—it’s not trying to be versatile or understated. It’s a conversation starter that announces itself before you walk into the room.
The Honest Truth
I’m going to be honest. This is not a beautiful sneaker. It looks a bit clunky and overly shiny. That said, it’s a statement sneaker. It’s something you pull out like twice a year with a specific outfit and probably for a party. You can’t just walk into Walmart with the AJ 6 Champagne Bottles on. That’s doing too much. This sneaker does a little too much, but sometimes, the night might make that a bit more acceptable.
This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Oct 31, 2025, where it first appeared in the Style section. Add Athlon Sports as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
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