Quick Facts
- On the Bricolage pair, which was originally slated for release in 2023, the General Purpose Shoe features a mix of khaki tan shades on the suede paneling that loops around the bottom part of the upper, plus the lace panel
- The mesh in the middle of the upper is white, adding as much contrast as possible against the bright yellow side panel Swoosh
- The Tom Sachs x Nike General Purpose Shoe Bricolage will be released April 8, 2026 through Tom Sachs’ website, with a global release to follow on April 14, 2026
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Tom Sachs and Nike are keeping things rolling. After taking a break following the fallout from a long feature article questioning the practices inside Sachs’ art studio, Nike and the NYC artist are back in cahoots with new versions of the Mars Yard and new colorways of the NikeCraft General Purpose Shoe.
The latest colorway of the Tom Sachs x NikeCraft General Purpose Shoe is a Bricolage mix of tan shades with bright yellow and green accents throughout. After resuming the partnership in 2025, the GP Shoe has already restocked in a Studio colorway, plus new pairs in a grey mix, Gorge Green, and a black leather colorway.
On the Bricolage pair, which was originally slated for release in 2023, the General Purpose Shoe features a mix of khaki tan shades on the suede paneling that loops around the bottom part of the upper, plus the lace panel. The mesh in the middle of the upper is white, adding as much contrast as possible against the bright yellow side panel Swoosh. A black suede heel tab matches the black laces, and green pull tabs on the tongue and heel round it out with a bit more color.
The Tom Sachs x Nike General Purpose Shoe Bricolage will be released April 8, 2026 through Tom Sachs’ website, with a global release to follow on April 14, 2026. Available in unisex sizing, the retail price is set at $120. For all the latest on Tom Sachs’ Nike collab, download the Sole Retriever App.
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