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Nike and the “One Piece” franchise turn Devil Fruit into a kick this September

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Forget the Grand Line – it’s back to dry land Nikelatest collaboration. The footwear and apparel giant launched one piece Inspired by Devil Fruits from the popular series, the collection includes three special edition Air Max Plus designs, themed T-shirts, jerseys, and more.

Starting below the knee, fans can expect models based on the Gomu Gomu no Mi, Mera Mera no Mi and Ope Ope no Mi, with completely revamped uppers. The first two models come in purple and orange colorways with atomic green and emerald collar lining respectively, while the Ope Ope no Mi silhouette comes in berry red tones with bright green accents. Each pair of shoes is priced at 27,500 yen (US$173/S$219) in Japan, and comes in different availability levels, as follows:

  • Five dreams and five flavors of me: United States, Japan, some European countries, China, Mexico, Australia and South Korea
  • Melamela me: Japan, South Korea, China, Taiwan, Indonesia, Mexico (from September 12) and Australia (from October 16 to 18)
  • Ope Ope no Mi: United States and Europe

In addition to the shoes, the collection also includes matching hats and jerseys, a shirt featuring an illustration of the pirate flag drawn by protagonist Luffy, and an orange vest “inspired by devil fruit effects.” However, it won’t be easy to snag this eye-catching style, as it retails for 45,100 yen (US$283/S$359) and is listed as a Tokyo-exclusive pop-up store at Dr B’s Research Lab from September 4 to 6.

Subsequently, Nike and one piece The collection will bring more pop-up stores and retail experiences to other major cities such as Hong Kong, Jakarta, Seoul and Shanghai. It’s officially launched globally September 25just a few days ago Lego piece Netflix’s hit animated specials.

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