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Nike will leave the S&P 100 on September 21, 2026. Here is what the quarterly index rebalance means for the sportswear company.
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The all-weather AF1 swaps its standard outsole for a red-and-black Vibram unit and beads water off a brown leather upper.
/ Sophie Caraan / Sep 5, 2026
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Featuring Supreme’s Larry Clark collaboration, Palace’s latest seasonal drop and JENNIE’s debut collection with adidas Originals.
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Green and black makeups carry museum branding on the lace panels and insoles of the split-toe runner.
/ Sophie Caraan / Sep 2, 2026
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The NYC-based designer reimagines Nike's tabi-toed sneaker with supersized soles and a crackled upper finish.
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The $150 USD collaboration lands September 12 with cow-head branding and a matching Nike Tech set.
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The performance shoe pairs an Electric Purple upper with Metallic Gold accents and dual branding.
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Muted earth tones anchor the retro makeup, broken up by royal blue branding and burgundy accents.
/ Sophie Caraan / Sep 2, 2026
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The women's silhouette draws on early-2000s basketball design and finishes with bespoke court-inspired traction.
/ Sophie Caraan / Sep 7, 2026
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The all-black build leans on a full leather cover and a metallic Swoosh to give the decades-old silhouette a luxe finish.
/ Sophie Caraan / Sep 1, 2026
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First images point to a thick, curved midsole and waffle traction under the model's signature split-toe upper.
/ Sophie Caraan / Sep 1, 2026
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La Flame cheered Alcaraz on from the stands, before lifting the veil on the full slate of Cactus Jack x Nike apparel and footwear a few minutes after the match.
/ Elaina Bernstein / Aug 31, 2026