Homecoming Festival x Nike Air Max Plus Celebrates Lagos Culture

Since its inception in 2017, Homecoming Festival has grown into a defining cultural moment in Lagos — bridging music, sport, fashion, and the global African diaspora. Now, that momentum carries into footwear with the Homecoming Festival x Nike Air Max Plus collection, a two-pair release that channels the event’s identity through bold construction and layered storytelling.

The Homecoming Festival x Nike Air Max Plus arrives in two distinct colorways, each pushing the silhouette beyond its standard design language. Most noticeably, the traditional wavy TPU cage has been elevated off the upper, creating a sculpted overlay that feels closer to contemporary Swoosh experimentation. Beneath it sits a textured, almost reptilian mesh base that adds depth and dimension to the build.

The darker pair leans into a black foundation accented by red and green hits — a clear nod to Pan-African themes that align with the festival’s mission of reconnection and cultural pride. Multi-colored rope laces in red, green, and grey stack aggressively across the upper, finished with custom lace charms including a Homecoming-branded medallion and Africa-shaped detailing. The second pair flips the script with a fiery orange execution, gradient sidewalls, and the same layered lace system, making for a louder visual statement while retaining the structural upgrades.

Both versions rest atop Tuned Air cushioning with visible Air units tinted to complement each palette. Co-branded details appear throughout, reinforcing the partnership without overwhelming the design.

The Homecoming Festival x Nike Air Max Plus marks the latest in Nike’s deeper engagement with global cultural platforms, merging performance heritage with community-led storytelling.

More details on availability and retail information are expected to surface soon, so keep an eye on our Nike Release Dates page for updates.

In other news from the Swoosh, the Nike Air Griffey Max 1 “Varsity Royal” is expected to return on March 7.