Nike continues to honor Indigenous heritage with the N7 2024 Collection, embodying a legacy of cultural celebration and community support.
Since 2009, the Swoosh has invested over $12.1 million through the N7 Fund, supporting over 300 organizations dedicated to empowering Indigenous youth.
The N7 mission drives positive change by celebrating Indigenous culture through sport, with every collection crafted by Indigenous dress. This year’s collection is led by Nike/Jordan 3D designer Lauren Thomas and reflects her Mi’kmaq First Nations roots.
Thomas draws from her heritage to create vibrant apparel and footwear that celebrate summer and powwow season. The collection features abstract patterns inspired by Mi’kmaq elastic, ombre colorways on the Air Max 1 ’87 and Air Force 1 Low ’07, and traditional moccasin stitching. Ribbon laces pay homage to ribbon shirts and powwow regalia, blending tradition with novel design.
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Moccasin inspired stitching + ribbon laces pay homage to traditional ribbon shirts and powwow regalia?
The latest N7 pack also features graphics inspired by indigenous Mi'kmaq elastic ?? pic.twitter.com/jgcbOWPo2T
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The N7 collection releases on June 21, 2024, via Nike.com and select retailers in honor of Canadian National Indigenous Peoples Day.
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