The Nike Twelve Time "Nightmare" Releases September 2026
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- Nike Twelve Time "Nightmare" releases September 4th, 2026 for $90 retail via Nike and select retailers.
- Deep Purple and Black mesh upper features claw-like graphics and enlarged JA branding across the heel and midsole.
- Asymmetrical Swoosh design differs between left and right shoes, with the left shoe showcasing a raised lace guide forming an "A" shape.
Nike is bringing the Twelve Time back in a colorway that leans fully into its dark side, pairing deep purple with black across the entire build. The "Nightmare" name fits the aesthetic well, with claw-like graphics worked into the mesh upper that echo the aggressive detailing found on earlier shoes in Ja Morant's signature line. The mesh covers the upper from the toe through the sides, with raised lines running through the material to reinforce the graphic theme.
JA branding takes over much of the heel, where Morant's angular logo appears in a larger format on the heel counter, set against a pattern of smaller repeated logos that gives the area a textured, layered finish. The same branding extends onto sections of the midsole, and a white JA logo lands on the tongue to break up the dark palette. A glossy black Swoosh runs along the lateral side, though the toe area differs between the two shoes. The right shoe extends the Swoosh from the outer toe up toward the laces, while the left replaces that section with a raised lace guide that forms an "A" shape when viewed from above. Underneath, a black midsole with jagged edges ties the whole look together and carries the sharp, angular character of the upper.
Nike Twelve Time Nightmare
Retail: $90
Style Code: IM4164-500
Colorway: Purple Dynasty/Black/Iron Grey/Multi-Color
Release: Sep 4, 2026
The Nike Twelve Time "Nightmare" is set to release on September 4th, 2026 through Nike and select retailers in-store and online for a retail price of $90. To stay informed on all things Nike and to stay up to date with the latest releases, connect with us on Instagram and Twitter.
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- Nike Twelve Time "Nightmare" releases September 4th, 2026 for $90 retail via Nike and select retailers.
- Deep Purple and Black mesh upper features claw-like graphics and enlarged JA branding across the heel and midsole.
- Asymmetrical Swoosh design differs between left and right shoes, with the left shoe showcasing a raised lace guide forming an "A" shape.
Nike is bringing the Twelve Time back in a colorway that leans fully into its dark side, pairing deep purple with black across the entire build. The "Nightmare" name fits the aesthetic well, with claw-like graphics worked into the mesh upper that echo the aggressive detailing found on earlier shoes in Ja Morant's signature line. The mesh covers the upper from the toe through the sides, with raised lines running through the material to reinforce the graphic theme.
JA branding takes over much of the heel, where Morant's angular logo appears in a larger format on the heel counter, set against a pattern of smaller repeated logos that gives the area a textured, layered finish. The same branding extends onto sections of the midsole, and a white JA logo lands on the tongue to break up the dark palette. A glossy black Swoosh runs along the lateral side, though the toe area differs between the two shoes. The right shoe extends the Swoosh from the outer toe up toward the laces, while the left replaces that section with a raised lace guide that forms an "A" shape when viewed from above. Underneath, a black midsole with jagged edges ties the whole look together and carries the sharp, angular character of the upper.
Nike Twelve Time Nightmare
Retail: $90
Style Code: IM4164-500
Colorway: Purple Dynasty/Black/Iron Grey/Multi-Color
Release: Sep 4, 2026
The Nike Twelve Time "Nightmare" is set to release on September 4th, 2026 through Nike and select retailers in-store and online for a retail price of $90. To stay informed on all things Nike and to stay up to date with the latest releases, connect with us on Instagram and Twitter.