Collaborations involving Nike, with dates and partner brands.
55 collaborations
“The Three Lions by Palace.” The official capsule for the England national team launches widely on June 16, 2026. It includes a varsity jacket, an anthem zip-up, slim Dri-FIT-style tops, Cryoshot, and more.
A recent example of a collaboration between fragment design (Hiroshi Fujiwara) and Nike. A limited collaboration incorporating FRAGMENT design into Devin Booker’s “Book 2” signature shoe is scheduled to launch in February 2026.
In 2025, reports emerged of leaked examples of a triple collaboration with NOCTA and Chrome Hearts. In 2026, the AF1 Low “Certified Lover Boy” was also announced.
Levi’s x Nike (2025). The lineup includes three denim versions of the Air Max 95, as well as a Trucker Jacket and Baggy Jean, bringing denim and sneaker culture together.
A 20th-anniversary reissue of the Air Max 1 “Chlorophyll” created by Patta. It follows the materials and color scheme of the 2009 OG, while adding anniversary packaging and other details, and was reissued in 2024.
From 2020 to 2023, the collaboration featured a diverse range of sneakers and apparel, including VaporWaffle, Blazer Low, and Magmascape.
In April 2023, “Moc Flow SP (Black / Ale Brown)” was released.
In 2023, the collaboration included accessories such as the Nike Air Force 1 “1837” and a silver shoehorn by Tiffany. They were sold through SNKRS and Tiffany flagships.
In February 2023, “Moc Flow SP (Light Bone)” was released.
In October 2022, the “Air Force 1 Low GORE‑TEX” was released early and globally.
Around summer 2023, a USWNT-related capsule by Martine Rose × Nike (Nike Women) was announced and adopted. Tailored/travelwear-style items conceived with women’s soccer in mind attracted attention.
In 2022, created Air Force 1 sneakers overseen by Virgil Abloh in collaboration with Nike. A sneaker project encompassing auctions and limited releases.
A women’s sports-meets-resort capsule by Jacquemus × Nike. It reinterprets elements from tennis and hiking, and launched in late June 2022 with around 15 pieces, including a reworked Air Humara.
In February 2022, the “Dunk High 1985 ‘CHAOS/BALANCE’” was released in two colorways.
COMME des GARÇONS Homme Plus × Nike. An experimental collaboration developed in the context of Fall/Winter 2021 (HO21), transforming the Nike Premier into the “Premier Heel” while retaining its soccer boot shape.
In 2021, 50 Dunk Low models were randomly released exclusively through SNKRS as “Dear Summer,” starting in August. Other styles, including AF1 and Terra Forma, continued to be released.
AMBUSH (Yoon Ahn) × Nike. Multiple colorways featuring its distinctive “extended Swoosh” and heel construction were released in 2021, using models such as the Dunk High.
As an ongoing collaboration between UNDERCOVER and Nike, models such as Overbreak SP were released in 2021. Following the trajectory of GYAKUSOU, seasonal releases incorporating running technology continued.
Kith (Ronnie Fieg) × Nike. The collaboration centered on the Air Force 1 “NYC,” evoking an urban theme and NYC, and was released as a special edition on December 18, 2020.
Released “React Presto” in three colorways in January 2020.
In November 2019, an “Air Max 720” collaboration was released, featuring phrases such as “We make noise not clothes.”
On November 7, 2019, collaborated with Nike to release the Air Max 95 Lux (made in Italy). From 2020 onward, continued to release products such as the Air Force 1 Low.
In autumn 2019, apparel collections and new sneaker colorways were released in two consecutive drops. The designs included a variety of styles, such as the LDWaffle and Blazer Mid.
Introduced LEVI’S BY YOU as “Nike by Levi’s.” Air Force 1 High/Low and Air Max 90 could be customized with Levi’s fabric and trims.
In August 2019, additional colors for “Daybreak” (Citron/Red-Black, etc.) were introduced.
In June 2019, additional colorways for “Daybreak,” including Black/Sail and Lucky Green, were released on the same day.
In June 2019, a collection including apparel for UNDERCOVER × Nike “Daybreak” was released. It was available in multiple colorways.
In 2019, sacai collaborated with Nike. The partnership gradually released styles such as the LDWaffle and Blazer, and became widely known for signature designs combining the LDV and Waffle and featuring double tongues and double Swooshes.
In April 2019, “SFB Mountain” was announced. It comes in two colorways and is distinguished by the “The New Warriors” lettering.
A basketball shoe collaboration between Fear of God (Jerry Lorenzo) and Nike. Multiple models, centered on “Air Fear of God 1,” were released in December 2018, with releases continuing as the F.O.G. project.
In October 2018, Zoom Fly SP (3-pack) was released on 10/4 in the context of GYAKUSOU.
In September 2018, UNDERCOVER × Nike released the “React Element 87” in four colorways, featuring distinctive details such as trail-inspired laces.
Since 2018, they have regularly released collaborative reworkings of various signature models, including Air VaporMax, Zoom Fly, Blazer, and Air Presto.
Released an Air Force 1 with a removable Swoosh as a BEAMS exclusive model.
The full-scale Off-White × Nike collaboration began in 2017 with “The Ten.” All 10 models, including Blazer and Vaporfly, were released in stages.
The large-scale project “The Ten,” announced in August 2017 by Off-White (Virgil Abloh) and Nike, deconstructed and reconstructed 10 Nike shoes. Following exhibitions and early releases, the shoes were rolled out sequentially in the latter half of 2017.
Collaborated extensively from early on across various lines under CDG, including the Junya Watanabe line and HOMME PLUS. Notable collaborations span avant-garde models such as Dunk Hi Retro and VaporMax, as well as Foamposite, the Air Max series, Platform Cortez, and others.
A.P.C. and Nike collaborated several times between 2006 and 2014. They reworked popular models such as the Dunk High and Air Max 1 with minimalist designs and understated joint branding.
“Red October” was reported as a surprise sale of “Air Yeezy II.” It was sold online on 2014-02-09 and is described as an event that sold out immediately.
“Air Yeezy II” by Kanye West × Nike. Following Nike’s announcement (5/29), 2012-06-09 is widely recorded as the release date.
The second installment of the “Sport is Art” collection, featuring graphic designs on T-shirts, AW77 hoodies, and more.
In October 2010, it unveiled its first performance running collection, “GYAKUSOU,” in collaboration with Nike. A launch event was also held in Tokyo.
A T-shirt-focused collaboration under the theme “Sport is Art” was presented multiple times at BEAMS T. Collaboration-exclusive T-shirts and hoodies were also offered.
A Kanye West × Nike collaboration colorway for the “Air Yeezy 1.” A pair categorized as “Net Tan” based on its release date. One of the color variations in the Air Yeezy series.
A collaborative colorway of Kanye West × Nike’s “Air Yeezy 1.” A release referred to as “Blink.” Recorded as an alternative colorway that changes the hues of the existing silhouette.
A collaborative colorway of Kanye West × Nike’s “Air Yeezy 1.” Around the time of the commercial release recorded as “Zen Gray,” footwear associated with the YEEZY context became more widespread.
A 2008 three-way collaboration between Stüssy and NEIGHBORHOOD called “Boneyards.” Based on the Nike Blazer and Terminator High, it features black and blue color schemes, snake-skin-like materials, and co-branded logos.
Supreme has collaborated with Nike since 2017. Several collaborations have been released, focusing mainly on footwear such as the Air Humara (specific release dates are unknown).
The collaboration between Stüssy and Nike expanded in 2020. Several footwear and apparel items, including an Air Force 1 made with hemp, were released, drawing attention as an extension of the longstanding relationship between the two brands.
A luxury capsule, “AIR DIOR,” by Dior (Kim Jones) × Jordan Brand. It was unveiled as a surprise at the 2019 Dior Men show, but after a postponement, it was released in limited quantities around summer 2020.
One of the earliest women's capsules by sacai (Chitose Abe) and NikeLab. It is characterized by sacai's signature interpretation of “doubling” archival silhouettes and is regarded as the starting point for the many collaborations that followed.
Jun Takahashi’s UNDERCOVER and Nike’s running line “GYAKUSOU” launched in autumn 2010. The collaboration reinterpreted performance gear through a fashion lens and continued across seasons thereafter.
The Air Max 1 “Chlorophyll” by the Netherlands’ Patta. First released in 2009, it has appeared repeatedly in reissues and reinterpretations, and is a pair that symbolizes Patta’s ongoing partnership with Nike.
A legendary collaboration between CLOT and Nike. The Air Max 1 “Kiss of Death (K.O.D.)” drew attention for its East Asian cultural motifs, and later reissues and spin-off releases also became a topic of discussion.
Around 2014, fragment design reinterpreted the Air Jordan 1 and other models in a minimalist style, releasing limited editions intermittently. It is cited as an important collaboration that translated FRAGMENT’s aesthetic into footwear.