Nike N7 Celebrates Indigenous Culture With New Basketball-Inspired Collection

Nike is returning with a new N7 collection for 2026, featuring the G.T. Cut 4 N7, Air Force 1 ’07 LV8 N7 and a matching apparel range.

Designed with Kiowa and Choctaw artist Steven Paul Judd, the collection draws from Indigenous design, hand-dyed garments and the colors of Oklahoma sunsets.

The G.T. Cut 4 features a spiral motif inspired by Choctaw visual culture along with a “Still Here” patch, while the Air Force 1 carries similar graphics across a more lifestyle-focused build.

The wider apparel collection continues the same themes, including a reworked smiley face built from arrow and arrowhead shapes.

The campaign features Alissa Pili, Sydney Benally and Keonte Greybear, highlighting Indigenous athletes across basketball.

The release also coincides with Native American Heritage Month and the opening of applications for the Nike N7 Fund, which supports organizations serving Indigenous communities across North America.

The Nike N7 Collection releases globally on November 7 through Nike and select retailers.

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