Foot Locker and Nike are restoring the Total 90 feeling, dropping a collection that celebrates the iconic silo's role in the style of the beautiful game.

When it comes to bridging football with culture, few, if any, franchises reflect that link better than Total 90. Its long-awaited return has only reaffirmed that, transforming from sport to streetwear thanks to a series of new and familiar looks that bring a legend of the past into the present.

The latest collection does just that, with a range of jerseys that nod to some of the game’s most iconic colours. All kits are adorned with a centralised '90' logo, with designs varying from classic stripes to more detailed dotted patterns, while contrast panels and piping top off the nostalgic feel.

Joining the jerseys is the returning Total 90 III SP, a silhouette taking the summer by storm. Offered in a wide selection of matte and metallic colourways, the sneakers stay close to the OG, complete with a quilted upper and detailing on the tongue, in-step and forefoot.

But it doesn't stop there — with the drop welcoming another Swoosh silo to have stepped from sport into streetwear: the Air Max TN. Its involvement introduces a jersey and a pair of sneakers into the mix, with both sharing a navy look layered with a lighter-toned checked pattern.

The jersey's look, naturally, stays inspired by the beautiful game, from traditional-style co-branding to a 'TUNED AIR' front-of-shirt sponsor. Meanwhile, the TN's trademark caging fades from black to white at the midsole, with visible Air Max units detailed in red and an icy blue.

To honour the two franchises deep-rooted cultural impact, Foot Locker and Nike took to Milan — a city that lives and breathes both football and fashion. The campaign champions that fusion, styling the likes of Giulia Galli and Sofia Verrini — rising stars of Roma and Inter Milan, respectively — in looks infused with the flair T90 and TN embody.

The Nike T90 and TN collections are available via Foot Locker now online and in-store.

Take a closer look at the range below.