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A leaked list is giving fans a first look at everything Nike reportedly has planned for Q4 2026. The lineup includes 16 different collaborators, ranging from longtime streetwear staples to brand-new names entering the Swoosh's orbit.
Nigo leads things off with a three-way Air Force 1 01 collaboration alongside BTS member J-Hope, reportedly landing in a loud "Burnt Sunrise" multicolor palette. Cactus Plant Flea Market follows with an ACG-focused capsule, continuing its run of chaotic, outdoor-inspired Nike collections.
Supreme is also rumored to be involved in a 3-way Dunk Low project with designer Martine Rose, expected to arrive alongside Supreme's Fall/Winter 2026 lineup in a stealthy black and white colorway. A Ma Maniere rounds out the more established names, continuing its steady run of premium Air Force 1 and Jordan releases.
Beyond those confirmed threads, names like SLAM, Ben-G, Carhartt, Union LA, Homerun, Street Souk, One Block Down, A Few Good Kids, Melitta Baumeister, and the Virgil Abloh Archive round out the rest of the list. NOCTA and Victor Victor add even more star power, given their ties to Drake and Gervonta Davis respectively.
Overall its a wide net for one single quarter, touching nearly every corner of streetwear and fashion at once.
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What stands out most about this list is just how different each name is from the next. High-fashion designers, streetwear boutiques, artist-driven labels, and tributes are all sitting on the same calendar.
Since this is coming through as a leak, nothing here is officially confirmed yet. Product details, colorways, and exact release windows remain unknown outside of the handful of projects already reported on individually.
Still, a list this loaded says a lot about how aggressively Nike is leaning into collaborations heading into the holiday season. Between returning partners and newer names entering the mix, there should be plenty to track over the next few months.
Names like Homerun, Street Souk, and A Few Good Kids are less familiar to casual sneaker fans, which only adds more intrigue to the list overall. Smaller, boutique-style partners like these often produce some of the more interesting projects on a list like this.
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Source: HotNewHipHop
