Nike are turning the heat up for NBA All-Star Weekend 2026 with a wild new thematic drop dubbed the ‘Warning Label’ Collection – a conceptual lineup that leans into danger-zone aesthetics while celebrating some of the game’s biggest signature shoes.
Set to arrive for All-Star Weekend this month, the ‘Warning Label’ series spans a handful of standout silhouettes and wraps them in high-gloss finishes, metallic accents and a presentation that feels more like handling hazardous cargo than unboxing sneakers. At the core of the initial reveal are four key models: the Nike Book 2, Giannis Freak 7, Sabrina 3 and KD 18 – each rendered with gleaming uppers and accented by bold Swooshes that catch the light and amplify the theme.
Nike didn’t just stop with paint and shine. Every pair comes with a custom moulded black case decked out like dangerous materials storage, complete with actual warning-label branding hidden behind tongues and on the box itself. Lacing up each silhouette is a metallic charm tied to the athlete’s identity – from a grim reaper motif on Kevin Durant’s KD 18 to wings on the Giannis Freak 7 that nod to the Greek Freak’s soaring athleticism.
And this is just the first wave. Nike have confirmed additional ‘Warning Label’ versions of other All-Star-ready models like the LeBron 23, Ja 3, GT Cut 4 and GT Future are on the way – though official imagery for those is still forthcoming.
Look for the ‘Warning Label’ collection to arrive on February 13 for NBA All-Star Weekend.
For more All-Star heat from the Swoosh, make sure to get your eyes across Ja Morant’s iridescent Swarovski Ja 3 – safety goggles strongly recommended.
