Nike N7's Fall 2025 Collection Reminds You to Chase Your Dreams

The Nike N7 initiative has been around since the year 2000, offering the brand's products to Native American tribes across the U.S. for health reasons. In 2009, Sam McCracken's effort expanded to a public launch, championing the heritage, stories, and livelihood of a segment of the population that's historically been overlooked.

Today, the Oregon-based sportswear brand has announced its Nike N7 Collection for Fall 2025, a range that includes retro and modern running styles inspired by nature.

Apparel also joins the mix, offering a full ensemble for those looking to connect with the initiative's mission or who are fans of the earth tones prevalent across the items. In both cases, the design team behind the lineup has made it a mission to emphasize the natural beauty of landscapes across the country, shining a spotlight on the humble energy present throughout Native American communities.

Each piece is awash in earth tones such as sage and anthracite, and the graphics are inspired by mixed media, photography and textures drawn from the natural beauty of the land, creating a final product that’s both humble and energetic.

"Our new N7 collection recognizes the people who always were, are and will be — along with their eternal connection to the land," said Lauren Thomas, a member of the Mi’kmaq First Nations Tribe, who designed the collection. "As an Indigenous designer, I believe that honoring specific places is an act of respect, and I designed each piece to nod directly to a connection between land and people."

The Pegasus 41 and V5 RNR are the collection's headliners, offering road and street-ready styles in "Olive Aura" and "Mars Stone" finishes, respectively. Actress Amber Midthunder, and runners Kutoven Stevens and Lenise Omeasoo are the faces of this season’s N7 campaign.

The range's release has been timed with the start of Native American Heritage Month and the opening of grant applications for Nike’s N7 Fund.

Administered by CAF America, the N7 Fund has amassed $625,000 in annual grants since 2022, money that's been invested into non-profits powering the future of youth sport amongst indigenous communities. Nike's support of these groups includes other efforts and grants, totaling $13.4 million since 2009.

NGOs serving Indigenous youth can apply for N7 Fund grants from today through Jan. 16, 2026.

Enjoy campaign photos of the newest N7 lineup ahead. Items have begun rolling out through Nike.com.

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