Deion Sanders Jr. Gets His Own Diamond Turf: Well Off Forever x Nike Air DT Proto 92

Well Off Forever, the label run by Deion Sanders Jr., is getting its first public sneaker release, and it is a Nike one. The Well Off Forever x Nike Air DT Proto 92 uses style code JF7593-100, is reported at $180, and is slated for November 30, 2026, according to Sneaker Files, Just Fresh Kicks and Sneaker News. Nike has not put up a launch page for this exact pair yet, so treat the date as reported rather than locked.

Well Off Forever x Nike Air DT Proto 92 JF7593-100 sneaker
Image: Nike, via Hypebeast

What the Air DT Proto 92 is

The shape comes from an early Diamond Turf sample that Nike never put on shelves, which is where the Proto name comes from. It sits in the same family as Deion Sanders’ own Diamond Turf line, with a Swoosh on the side panels that gives it a slightly different face from the retail models people know. A velcro lockdown strap and a Nike Air insole carry the old-school football-training feel.

Do not confuse it with Nike’s other Air DT Proto 92 in white and black (IB2239-100) at $150. That is a separate pair on Nike’s launch calendar. The Well Off Forever version is JF7593-100 and is reported at $180.

Colors, materials and details

The colorway is white, metallic gold and off noir. Sneaker Files reports white leather across the toe box, midfoot and collar, with a black nubuck toe cap and black neoprene on the tongue, lining and strap. Gold shows up on the accents and on the black heel tabs, where Just Fresh Kicks notes crown embroidery.

The branding is where this pair earns its collector appeal. The strap is stitched with the phrase The rejected will be respected, which is Well Off Forever’s message, and the label’s OW logo is embroidered on the heel spine. A gold hang tag and extra laces round out the package, based on the official images the outlets describe. Outsole pods are black rubber with translucent white sections.

Who it suits

If you like chunky retro trainers and a bit of luxury styling, this is for you. The white and black base is easy to wear with sweats, denim or team gear, and the gold keeps it from feeling plain. It is also a story shoe: Deion Jr. launching his own brand with a pair tied to his father’s Diamond Turf legacy.

Expect a limited run. Collab pairs like this tend to sell out quickly at the first drop, so if you want a pair, plan around the release day rather than waiting for restocks. Sizing notes have not been published, so check Nike’s page when it goes live.

How it compares with other Nike retro trainers

Next to a Dunk Low, the Air DT Proto 92 is bulkier and more sculpted. The strap and the thick sole put it closer to a training shoe than a skate classic. If you want something slimmer in white and black, a Dunk Low is the easier daily wear. If you want a conversation piece, the Proto 92 wins.

Where to buy

Sneaker Files reports Nike, Foot Locker, Shiekh and DTLR for the release, and one outlet mentions SNKRS. Check Nike SNKRS for the official listing as the date gets closer. While you wait, these Nike retro pairs are in a similar style lane. Keep an eye on our sneaker news section for updates.

FAQ

When does the Well Off Forever x Nike Air DT Proto 92 release?

It is reported for November 30, 2026. Nike has not posted a launch page for this pair yet.

How much does it cost?

The reported retail price is $180.

What is the style code?

The style code is JF7593-100.

Who is behind Well Off Forever?

Well Off Forever is the label of Deion Sanders Jr., and this is its first public sneaker release.

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