Carhartt WIP Turns the Nike Air Max Goadome Low Into a Workwear Sneaker

Carhartt WIP and Nike are back together, and the Air Max Goadome Low is the canvas. Nike has now shared official images of the Twilight Marsh pair (IW6306-300), which sits in a three-colorway pack due Holiday 2026 at $190 a pair. It is the Detroit workwear label first Nike project since 2018.

What is different about this Goadome

The standard Goadome Low is already a chunky, boot-like shoe. Carhartt WIP rebuilds the upper so it looks more like gear than a sneaker. Leather overlays wrap most of the shoe, while a cut-out section on each sidewall is filled with canvas and edged in stitching that reminds many people of the Nike Tailwind 4.

Hardware does the rest. Rope laces run through metal D-rings instead of plain eyelets, a small metal Swoosh replaces the big logo on the side, and there is a leather Carhartt patch on the tongue plus a black Carhartt label on the outer side.

Carhartt WIP x Nike Air Max Goadome Low Twilight Marsh IW6306-300 side view
Image: Nike, via Hypebeast

The three colorways

All three pairs share one palette in a different order. Twilight Marsh mixes its namesake shade with Light British Tan, Light Cream and Black. Light British Tan adds Metallic Ochre, Twilight Marsh, Black and Dark Cinder. The Black pair keeps things darkest, with Twilight Marsh and Light British Tan accents. Reports say the earth-tone pairs lean on suede while the black one uses leather, so final materials may vary by colorway.

Who it suits

If you like utility looks, this is a good fit. The Goadome has been a rugged, weather-friendly silhouette since 2000, so pairing it with a workwear brand feels natural. Expect a stiffer, sturdier feel than a running-style Air Max, and plan on wearing it with thick socks and heavier denim or cargo pants.

Release date and where to buy

Nike lists the pack for Holiday 2026 at $190. Sneaker News expects Nike SNKRS and select retailers, and Carhartt WIP will likely sell it too, but no date is confirmed. Until then, earlier Goadome colorways are easy to find. You can also see how another Nike model is shaping up in our look at the https://urbanstylefootwear.com/nike-air-max-90-medium-olive/ release.

FAQ

When does it release? Nike and Carhartt WIP list Holiday 2026, with no exact date yet. How much is it? $190 per pair. How many colorways? Three: Twilight Marsh, Light British Tan and Black. Is this their first collab? No, it is the first with Nike since 2018.

FAQ

When does the Carhartt WIP x Nike Air Max Goadome Low release?

Nike and Carhartt WIP list it for Holiday 2026. No exact date has been confirmed yet.

How much is the Carhartt WIP x Nike Goadome Low?

The retail price is listed at $190 for each of the three colorways.

How many colorways are there?

Three: Twilight Marsh, Light British Tan and Black.

Is this the first Carhartt WIP and Nike collab?

No. It is the label first Nike project since 2018.

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