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A Ma Maniére's next Nike collaboration isn't what we expected. And that's good.

After luxurious Jordans and all-leather Air Maxes, James Whitner's brand shifts its attention to Nike's underrated V5 RNR model.

The mesh sneaker debuted in 2025, presenting a classic running shoe style inspired by early 2000s dadcore models like the trusty Vomero 5. Even better, the V5 RNR came with a pretty appealing price tag of just $95.

Admittedly, the Nike sneaker has received some nice colorways. But A Ma Maniére's pairs might take the crown.

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The label puts its signature vintage-style spin on the Nike V5 RNR, paired with a colorful yet shiny blend of smooth leather and mesh. And A Ma Maniére signs off on its latest project, stamping the brand's familiar "A" logo on the insole.

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The above colorway is said to be one of seven V5 RNR sneakers from the brand, all of which are expected to drop on Nike's website in 2026.

The best part? A Ma Maniére's Nike sneakers won't break the bank. As of right now, the collaborative V5 RNRs are expected to retail for its usual $95.

A Ma Maniére dad shoes for under $100? Good luck to every sneakerhead when these drop.

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