Just in time for the Stranger Things final season rollout, Nike and Converse are teaming up with Netflix for a brand-new collaboration that brings fans straight into the Upside Down. The limited-edition footwear and apparel capsule channels the show’s supernatural energy and signature 1980s aesthetic — with sneakers that look like they’ve survived Hawkins’ strangest adventures.
The drop arrives globally on December 4 at nike.com, converse.com, SNKRS and select retailers. The Nike Dunk Low and “Friends Don’t Lie” crewneck released earlier on November 6, while a tracksuit inspired by the show will be available exclusively at JD Sports.
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The Nostalgic Footwear Lineup
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Leading the collection is the already-launched Nike Dunk Low, designed to look like it’s been stuck in the Upside Down since 1987—complete with worn leather, stained laces, a weathered midsole and the show’s signature inverted logos.
The Dunk now joins several new Hawkins-inspired silhouettes:
Nike Field General HighNike Air Max 1Nike LD-1000Each pair includes Stranger Things logos, show-referential details and packaging made to appear “aged,” as though discovered inside a long-lost Hawkins storage room.
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Converse Levels Up the Hawkins Chaos
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Converse is going all-in on Stranger Things lore with two standout sneakers that look like they were pulled straight out of a Hawkins locker.
The Converse x Stranger Things Chuck 70 arrives first, built with a distressed canvas upper designed to feel like it’s been through a few rounds with the Demogorgon. WSQK radio station graphics and embroidered sound waves nod to the show’s deeper cuts, while the inner liner pays tribute to Robin’s iconic “Beam Me Up, This Place Sucks” T-shirt.
The touches get even more playful from there: each pair includes a Hawkins Hawk lace jewel, a rubber chicken keychain, a Demogorgon-inspired star on the Chuck patch, Hellfire Club player names hidden inside the tongue, and two custom sets of laces. Even the packaging leans in, arriving with an Upside Down–themed license plate.
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The Converse Weapon takes a different route, pulling inspiration from the original 1984 Weapon catalog but twisting it with a supernatural edge. The shoe features premium leather uppers with intentionally distressed underlays to echo the show’s retro aesthetic. Inside, a Stranger Things–themed newspaper print lines the interior, while sound wave–pattern perforations and sock liners featuring Vecna and the Mind Flayer keep the references going. Additional details — including an Upside Down tongue label and lace jewels shaped like a lunch box and recording sign — make the sneaker feel like it came straight off the set in Hawkins.
Converse is also opening the door for fans to customize their own journey into the Upside Down: the Stranger Things palette is now available on the Converse By You platform, allowing shoppers to design their own Hawkins-themed Chuck Taylor All Star from scratch.
When Does the Stranger Things Final Season Premiere?
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Netflix will roll out the final season in three volumes:
Nov. 26: Four episodesChristmas Day: Three episodesNew Year’s Eve: Final episodeAll volumes drop at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT.? SIGN UP for Parade’s Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox ?
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