Steven Paul Judd is behind the Nike N7 Holiday 2026 collection, bringing his artwork to the Air Force 1, GT Cut 4, and several pieces of matching apparel. The Native American artist has previously worked with Disney, Marvel, AMC, and the Oklahoma City Thunder, with his latest project incorporating cultural references and designs tied to his Oklahoma roots. The collection also continues Nike’s work through the N7 Fund, which has donated $15.2 million to 324 nonprofit organizations supporting Native communities.

The Nike Air Force 1 N7 uses tan and blue nubuck across the upper, with the color combination based on sunsets in Oklahoma. Orange chenille Swooshes appear on the sides, and Judd adds a smiley face to the heel using arrowheads for the eyes and a curved arrow for the mouth.

For the Nike GT Cut 4 N7, Judd uses a teal color scheme with an all-over pattern influenced by Choctaw culture. The basketball shoe actually made its first appearance back in June when Kiowa-Cherokee NBA player Lindy Waters wore it during pregame warm-ups ahead of the NBA Finals. Rounding out the collection are a hoodie and matching pants, two graphic T-shirts, and a basketball jersey with coordinating shorts.

The Nike N7 Holiday 2026 Collection, including the Air Force 1 and GT Cut 4, releases November 7, 2026, through Nike and Hibbett.

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