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LEGO product releases and collaborations
Overview
Speculation regarding LEGO’s 2027 lineup suggests the introduction of NBA-licensed basketball sets, potentially including official minifigures of players like LeBron James. Rumors also point to a large-scale Superman set featuring the Daily Planet, expected to release in July 2027 to coincide with a DC Studios film.
In a separate development, the LEGO Group and Nike have officially announced a collaborative space-themed collection for children. This collection includes footwear such as the Nike Air Force 1 Low LV8, which utilizes textures and colors reminiscent of astronaut space suits, and the S. T. Dynamite, which features color-shifting finishes and glitter outsoles to evoke an ice-planet aesthetic. The apparel line consists of four styles inspired by basketball uniforms and tunnel-walk fashion, incorporating LEGO character details and brick-built graphics.
International distribution across Latin America, Asia, Pacific, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa is scheduled to begin on November 2, 2026. The North American release is slated for November 24, 2026, through Nike’s website and selected retail locations.
Entities
Nike · LEGO · NBA · Michael Jordan · DC Studios
Timeline
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[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesNike announces new collaborations including Space Jam and LEGO collections
Nike is launching new themed footwear collections, including a Space Jam 30th-anniversary Air Jordan 11 and a space-inspired basketball line for kids in collaboration with LEGO.
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[BUSINESS] 3 sourcesNike and LEGO Group announce space-themed basketball collection
Nike and LEGO Group are launching a space-themed basketball collection for children, featuring astronaut-inspired sneakers and apparel starting in November 2026.
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[TECHNOLOGY] 2 sourcesLEGO rumors suggest new NBA and Superman sets for 2027
Rumors indicate LEGO may release NBA-licensed basketball sets and a nearly 3,000-piece Daily Planet Superman set in 2027.
Sources
comicbook.com · designscene.net · ohlalamag.com · promobricks.de · tecnogus.com.co · yankodesign.com
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