The smash-hit anime ONE PIECE has officially announced a collaboration with sportswear giant Nike! Beyond the rumored "Devil Fruit" themed Air Max Plus collection, they've also unveiled a brand-new apparel line, and this full combo is about to make your wallet weep.
This epic collaboration is set to launch globally starting September 25th, with select items hitting designated stores in various countries for an early drop. Keep an eye on the official pages for all the juicy details.
The "Nike × ONE PIECE Collection" will kick off with an early release of select items at the "Dr B's Research Lab" pop-up store in Tokyo, Japan, and at Nike stores, starting September 4th.
Inspired by the "Gum-Gum Fruit," "Op-Op Fruit," and "Flame-Flame Fruit" (Mera Mera no Mi), this collection features three distinct designs and colorways, all reimagining the classic 1998 "Air Max Plus" silhouette.
Each of the three models will retail for 27,500 JPY and will be available for early purchase at the pop-up store. (In Japan, the "Dr. B’s RESEARCH LAB" will host a lottery system for sales from September 4th to 6th, 2026).
Beyond the kicks and apparel, the collection also boasts a treasure trove of items packed with ONE PIECE lore. Think T-shirts featuring Luffy's hand-drawn pirate flag, graphic tees that transform manga illustrations into classic Nike retro ad styles, and even functional vests inspired by the lore that "Devil Fruit users are hated by the sea."
This collaboration also includes a limited-time Nike By You customization event. Fans can choose from 9 exclusive illustrations showcasing the world of ONE PIECE, mixing and matching to create their very own unique collaboration T-shirt.
How to reserve: Reservations will be accepted at designated stores starting on the event's launch day. It's first-come, first-served, so once slots are full, reservations will close.
The full collaboration collection is slated for a global release starting September 25th. Select items will also be available at designated stores in the following cities. For more details, always refer to the official announcements.