Update March 26, 2025 – We've had to wait a little while, but it looks like the first collection from Nike and LEGO is finally on its way. The initial collection will feature silhouettes like the Air Max DN, Dunk Low, apparel pieces, and accessories – all in LEGO’s signature colours.
The first items from the collection will be released at Nike in August 2025.
There are no images of the collection yet, but according to rumours, the Nike Air Max DN and Air Max 1 are expected to drop in September 2025. In addition to sneakers, the collection will also include a Nike jacket in the colours ‘Brave Blue’ and ‘Rush Red,’ as well as a backpack, bucket hat, and socks.
The designs will likely feature LEGO-inspired brick patterns, possibly incorporating real LEGO pieces and co-branding.
While we don’t yet know the full line-up of items, one thing is certain: the LEGO x Nike collection is coming. Keep an eye on the Sneakerjagers news page for updates on this collaboration.
The first items of the LEGO x Nike collection are expected in August 2025, followed by additional releases in September 2025.
The collection includes the Nike Air Max DN and Nike Dunk Low, as well as, according to rumors, the Air Max 1.
Nike unveils collaboration with LEGO
Original post: August 23, 2024 - The Swoosh Brand announces a multi-year partnership with LEGO. The collaboration reflects Nike and LEGO's shared commitment to encourage creativity, fun, sports, and imagination in young and old alike. The duo's first projects will roll out next year.
LEGO is perhaps one of the most famous toy brands in the world. In 1932, a Danish furniture maker, Ole Kirk Christiansen started developing building blocks that are easy to put together. Today, the brand is loved worldwide by children and adults alike.
Nike seems to be capitalizing on this, announcing via an Instagram post a multi-year partnership with LEGO Group. Both brands are big proponents of children's right to play. They also both understand that creative and physical activities are essential for children's development.
The partnership combines the imagination of LEGO® bricks with Nike's 'Just Do It' mentality.
“At Nike, we believe in the power of sport to move the world forward, and that starts with kids,” Cal Dowers, VP, Global Kids, said in a statement. “We’re committed to creating a more accessible and inclusive future that inspires kids of all ages and abilities to be more active."
"Together, with the LEGO Group, we’re excited to invite all kids into a new vision of sport and creative play" - Dowers.
According to Nike, we can expect the duo's first project in 2025. It is unknown whether we can expect Nike sneakers with LEGO details, or LEGO sets recreating Nike sneakers. Keep an eye on the Sneakerjagers news page for updates.
