Andrew Rizzo The matter of 2026 being a World Cup year has crept its way into every corner of Nike’s business, including the brand’s longstanding Indigenous-focused N7 initiative. Nike has announced its Summer 2026 N7 collection in full, debuting multiple soccer-inspired footwear and apparel styles with an assist from key players in the Native American soccer community.
Madison Hammond, a member of the San Felipe Pueblo and Navajo tribes and the first Native American to compete in the National Women’s Soccer League, joins TJ Kahoalii, a soccer player of Tolowa Dee-Ni’ Nation and Kanaka Maoli (Native Hawaiian) descent, in modeling two footwear styles. The first is a patterned take on the P-6000 inspired by Native textile traditions, specifically the art of rug making. The Nike Gato serves as the pitch option, taking on a multi-color look featuring striking pops of blue, green, and brown. Rounding out the drop is a slate of performance wear including jerseys, hoodies, compression shorts, and more.
“To have this Nike N7 Collection be soccer-inspired and pay homage to Southwest Natives as one of the biggest sporting events in the world unfolds this summer is so exciting, and it’s such an honor to be able to tie my story into that,” says Hammond.
The Nike N7 Summer 2026 collection drops June 18th via Nike and select retailers. A portion of profits supports the N7 Fund, which has funneled $15.2 million to 324 organizations since 2009. See official images of both footwear styles below if you’re moved to cop.
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Mens Nike P-6000 N7
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Mens Nike Gato N7
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