Also SlamJam loves Nike Total 90 And the Scorpion KO logo
One day after the release of the Third kit for Inter’s 2025/26 season, Nike takes the spotlight again in Milan with Total 90: Slam Jam and Nike expand their partnership and continue to explore football culture, launching jerseys in three different versions: short-sleeve, long-sleeve, and sleeveless. This small collection draws on the aesthetics of the 2000s, an era when training grounds were also dominated by sleeveless jerseys—the same ones that could return as a trend thanks to the recent appearances of Carlos Alcaraz on the US Open courts, as well as the inevitable comeback of Total 90—both as a line and as a complete aesthetic, which will continue to be Nike’s main focus leading up to the 2026 World Cup in North America.
Returning to the collection designed by Slam Jam, the three pieces share one key feature: sublimated prints, the Slam Jam label logo (Uncorporate Uniforms), and above all the scorpion logo (Scorpion KO), which takes us directly back to 2002, to the Nike commercial starring Eric Cantona and the top talents of the time, titled The Secret Tournament (also known as Scorpion KO). The scorpion became famous thanks to a teaser phase of the campaign, which began in March 2002 and featured billboards and short clips showing only a pair of football boots and a scorpion.
