Yeat’s Latest Nike Collab Pack Wraps GT Futures, Air Max 95s, and Air Force 1s in a Silk Cocoon
PublishedQuick Facts
- The Yeat x Nike Cocoon Air Pack is the latest and largest collection from Nike yet, wrapping three silhouettes in monochrome silk white like they are sitting in a cocoon ready to become beautiful butterflies
- Debuting in previews on Instagram over the weekend, the Cocoon Air Pack features a matching GT Future, Air Max 95, and Air Force 1 Mid
- The Yeat x Nike Cocoon Air Pack doesn’t have a release date or retail price yet
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Yeat is one of Nike’s favorite musicians. With a musical sponsorship roster that features Travis Scott, Central Cee, LISA, and more, Beaverton has made an effort to push Portland rapper Yeat to the same stratospheric level as the rest. After teaming up with Nike on a debut Air Max Goadome boot last year, Yeat and Nike made custom Air Force 1s for his last album, and recently debuted a second Goadome pair in camo.
Yeat’s Silk Shoes
Now, the Yeat x Nike Cocoon Air Pack is the latest and largest collection from Nike yet, wrapping three silhouettes in monochrome silk white like they are sitting in a cocoon ready to become beautiful butterflies. Debuting in previews on Instagram over the weekend, the Cocoon Air Pack features a matching GT Future, Air Max 95, and Air Force 1 Mid.

In addition to the monochromatic color, the silk-wrapped style ditches traditional panel switches for an all-white wrap that smooths out any classic design ripples. The pack breaks down each pair to its basics, but the Air Max 95 in particular looks like it was made with spray foam.
Yeat x Nike Cocoon Air Pack Details
The Yeat x Nike Cocoon Air Pack doesn’t have a release date or retail price yet, but with previews of all three pairs making it to the internet over the weekend, expect more news about the collection soon. To keep up with all the latest from Yeat and Nike, download the Sole Retriever App.

Zach Harris is a writer based in Philadelphia. His work has appeared in Rolling Stone, Vice, Complex, High Times, and more. He is obsessed with skateboarding and bowling. He is still looking for his first 300. For tips, reviews, and anything in size 10.5 - zach.h@soleretriever.com









