The Best Nike Collabs Dropping in the Second Half of 2025

With standout Nike collaborations featuring the likes of Swarovski, Corteiz, Lil’ Yachty, Bode, and Sacai already behind us in the first half of 2025, we now look ahead to what the Swoosh has planned for the next six months, where familiar names and fresh faces alike will assist with more culture-crossing releases, ensuring a packed slate is promised as the year progresses.

Nike x Yu-Gi-Oh! Air “Muscle” 95

This year, Nike has already made way for countless, well-received Air Max 95 releases as part of the silhouette’s 30th anniversary celebrations, leading with retro editions of fan-favourite GR colourways, alongside big-name ventures with , , and soon to be, Yu-Gi-Oh!

The Air Max 95 has important ties to Yu-Gi-Oh!, serving as the muse for the series’ “Air Muscle” sneakers, a fictional pair worn by lead protagonist Katsuya Jonouchi that have become synonymous with the character’s edgy persona, doubling up as a nod from creator Kazuki Takahashi to Sergio Lozano’s real-world design and Japan’s then-emerging fascination with sneaker culture.

Nike makes Yu-Gi-Oh!’s “Air Muscle” canon to the Air Max 95’s lore, drawing on the series’ signature visual aesthetic with “White/ Wolf Grey” & “Psychic Blue” colourways, which are slated to drop alongside matching apparel and accessories during the Fall 2025 season.

Nike x Lego Air Max DN & Dunk Low

Now turning to a more tangible icon of many-a-childhood across the globe, Nike and Lego finally join forces to bond over shared values of self-expression and childlike wonder, supplying fans with two separate drops set to take place over August and September, offering Nike x Lego branded apparel, accessories, one-off Lego Sets, plus kid‘s-exclusive takes on the Air Max DN and Dunk Low.

The Air Max DN is the first Nike shoe to receive the “brick treatment”, dropping August 1st in a full-yellow colour scheme, featuring a doctored upper design that mimics the studs found on Lego’s miniature building blocks.

The following month, Nike and Lego will release a complementary Dunk Low, this time looking to Lego instruction manuals as the main source of inspiration, manifesting an “outlined” design structure that akin to its pack-mate, features Lego’s signature square logo, plus conjoined brick & swoosh branding hits — all wrapped in special packaging that doubles up as a crate for loose blocks and mini-figures.

Both pairs will be available via .

Nike x Supreme SB Dunk Low

Going strong for over 23 years, Supreme’s relationship with Nike is one that never goes stale. Amidst keeping fans on their toes by tackling some of Nike’s more unconventional designs, like last year’s Clogposite or Air Darwin, every so often, we are reminded of Supreme’s origins as a “by skaters, for skaters” entity, especially when it reconvenes with Nike SB on the silhouette that started it all for the duo’s famed partnership.

Initially scheduled to release during the , Supreme’s upcoming Nike SB collab centres around five colourways of the SB Dunk Low, spanning suede “Ink”, “Camper Green”, and “Ocean Fog” iterations, plus two more in “Black” and “Metallic Silver” respectively built from nubuck and smooth leather. Each version features “94” embroidered on the outer heel, referencing the year Supreme was founded.

Rumours indicate that the upcoming Nike SB x Supreme Dunk Low pack was pushed back to the Fall Winter 2025 season. Expect an official announcement in the coming months.

Nike x Nigo Air Force 3 Summer Colourways

Still committed to the Nike Air Force 3 despite underwhelming public reception, Nike and Nigo are gearing up to release three new colourways of the silhouette, and if past exploits from the duo are any indication, we can rely on exotic materials paired with nostalgic story telling when their latest project goes live this Summer.

Nike x Nigo Air Force 3 “Baroque Brown”

Nike and Nigo finally , cementing a long-overdue meeting of two key players in global street fashion, allowing Nigo to finally exercise his colourway expertise on his self-proclaimed “favourite Nike model” — so far birthing six Air Force 3 colourways that prioritise high-end materials and culturally-rich backdrops.

According to insider information, Nike and Nigo‘s Summer 2025 Air Force 3 capsule is comprised of “Enigma Stone”, “Olive Grey”, and “Bamboo” colourways, with more of the same easygoing co-branded apparel expected to drop as well.

Expect an official announcement for the release to arrive imminently.

Nike x Stüssy Air Baltoro Hiking Boot,

Reuniting for Fall 2025, Nike and Stüssy are preparing to drop a duo of rugged Air Baltoro Hiking Boots — one in “British Tan” and the other in “Safety Orange” — marking the streetwear brand’s first foray into ACG-coded territory since their exclusive Air Huaraches dropped back in 2020.

Though imagery remains under wraps for now, the upcoming pack is expected to lean into archival ”all conditions” aesthetics with heavy-duty hardware, durable textiles and weatherproof overlays built for off-grid exploration.

A small apparel capsule is also rumoured to accompany the release when it rolls around later this year.

Nike x Tom Sachs Mars Yard 3.0

Since confirming last October that it would be reopening the NikeCraft office to work with Tom Sachs again following a forced sabbatical amidst serious allegations against the artist, Nike and Sachs are ready to make their grand return this September with the first update to the grail-worthy Mars Yard series in over six years.

Seemingly out of the “wear-test” stages, the NikeCraft Mars Yard 3.0 is releasing sometime in September 2025, as confirmed by Sachs himself, who officially revealed the shoe through an annotated Instagram post highlighting where specific updates have been applied to the design.

The evolution from prototypical Mars Yard models materialises through reinforced toecaps, a “blucher” style lacing system and “silkscreen-printed” sport red swooshes wedged between the shoe’s signature maple suede uppers.

Nike x CPFM Dunk Low “Swamp Sponge” Pack

Cactus Plant Flea Market is back to revive its off-kilter Dunk Low from 2020, this time via a three-pack of trippy, heavily altered takes dubbed the “Swamp Sponge” pack.

Slated for release in Fall 2025, the CPFM x Nike Dunk Low “Swamp Sponge” collection introduces three colourways: “Sequoia,” “Photo Blue,” and “Psychic Purple”. Each is expected to feature thick sponge-like paneling, exaggerated form elements, and unpredictable, textural finishes aligned with CPFM’s eclectic design language.

Nike x Off-White Air Jordan 1 OG “Alaska”

Later this year, Nike will revisit its relationship with Off-White to re-release one of the more sought-after Air Jordan 1 High colourways from Virgil Abloh’s legendary run with the Swoosh.

Virgil Abloh’s reworked vision of the Air Jordan 1 is arguably the hottest silhouette to come from his partnership with Nike and is still highly sought-after today, which can be said for each of the “Chicago”, “University Blue”, and “Euro” colourways officially released by the brands.

Now resurfacing under the “Alaska” title, Nike and Off-White reissue aforementioned “Euro” pair from 2018, carrying over its deconstructed build, exposed foam collar, Helvetica medial text, and crisp all-white leather base, this time recontextualised as a global release.

The “Alaska” Air Jordan 1 High OG by Off-White is expected to land sometime during the Holiday 2025 season.

Nike x Comme Des Garçons Air Rejuven8

Already off to a solid start with its triple-threat Nike Sense 96 collection that dropped last April, CdG HOMME PLUS is diving back into the Nike archives once again, emerging with two versions of the Nike Rejuven8 - a 17-year old design originally introduced as a post-performance model for Nike athletes at the 2008 Beijing Olympics.

The Nike x CdG HOMME PLUS Air Rejuven8 was revealed as part of CdG HOMME PLUS’ footwear lineup during the June 2024 edition of Paris Fashion Week, appearing alongside various monochromatic collaborations with the likes of ASICS and New Balance.

Comme des Garçons updates the Rejuven8 by forgoing the OG’s interchangeable sockliners, instead favouring a singular construction comprised of a stretchy base layer shrouded in loose-gauge Flyknit webbing, finished with contrasting swooshes applied to the mid-section and midsole.

Look for the Nike x CdG HOMME PLUS Air Rejuven8 to drop later this year, during the Holiday 2025 season.