Nike and Kids Of Immigrants are taking their partnership into performance football footwear for the first time. Their yellow-orange Tiempo Maestro Elite and Tiempo Streetgato connect the pitch and everyday dress, with inspiration drawn from Honduras and Liberia, the home countries of founders Daniel Buezo and Weleh Dennis.
The pairing gives the collaboration two settings: Nike describes FlyTouch leather on the Maestro Elite for touch and control, while the Streetgato carries the football reference into the street. The shared colours and archival football cues keep the two designs connected.
Announced on November 5, the collection follows the partners’ Air Max Sunder and T90 projects. This time, a performance boot joins the cultural story, extending the partnership onto the playing surface.
According to Nike’s release, both shoes arrive at the Kids Of Immigrants Los Angeles flagship on November 7, then kidsofimmigrants.us on November 17. Global distribution follows November 19 through SNKRS, Nike and selected retailers.
