Nike revives Moon Shoe in Soft Pearl colorway for spring 2026

Nike is reintroducing its original 1971 Moon Shoe in a Soft Pearl and black colorway, set for release in spring 2026. The retro runner features subtle modern updates while preserving its signature waffle sole. Priced at $105 USD, the SKU is II0407-001.

Nike has announced official images of the Moon Shoe “Soft Pearl,” drawing from its archival designs. Created in 1971 by co-founder Bill Bowerman, the shoe originated from experiments using a waffle iron to craft its distinctive traction-focused outsole. Early testers likened the footprint to lunar tracks, earning it the Moon Shoe name. Long a collector's item, the model gained renewed attention through recent collaborations before this wider release alongside a “Summit White” version. The new iteration maintains core elements like its lightweight build, minimal cushioning, and iconic waffle sole, which influenced Nike's early track performance identity. Subtle updates cater to contemporary preferences, including bulkier paneling, a larger black Swoosh, and a modified heel flap with a fold-over collar. This Soft Pearl/Black colorway (SKU: II0407-001) carries an MSRP of $105 USD and is slated for spring 2026.

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