Kids of Immigrants is finding fresh territory in Nike’s football catalogue. After turning the Total 90 into a backless mule inspired by chancleta house shoes, the Los Angeles label takes a subtler approach with the Kids of Immigrants x Nike Tiempo Streetgato “Amarillo”. This time, the familiar football shape stays intact, while colour, texture and smaller branding change its character.

Founded by Daniel Buezo and Weleh Dennis, Kids of Immigrants brings the pair’s Honduran and Liberian family roots into the collection through topographical references. Football provides a natural connection between those backgrounds and the label’s community-minded outlook. The accompanying Tiempo Maestro Elite FG “Sundial” extends that idea onto the pitch, giving the project two distinct expressions.
The Kids of Immigrants x Nike Tiempo Streetgato “Amarillo” (IV3430-700) is the lifestyle-centred option for everyday wear. Bright yellow suede dominates the upper, framed by dark brown suede around the toe and heel. Those darker sections give the sunny colourway a grounded, almost workwear-like edge, while curved stitching across the forefoot keeps its football identity visible. Perforated side panels break up the suede surface without interrupting the compact silhouette.

A reduced metallic red Swoosh leaves more space for Kids of Immigrants lettering beside the laces. Red lining and neon green accents add sharper interruptions to the yellow-and-brown combination. The appeal lies in that balance: the silhouette remains easy to recognise, but the contrasting colours and reinforced edges give it a noticeably different personality.

The Kids of Immigrants x Nike Tiempo Maestro Elite FG “Sundial” (IV3429-700) takes a more dramatic direction. Its yellow-to-orange-and-red gradient, dark midfoot sections and topographical lines create a more fluid appearance than the Streetgato’s defined suede panels. A studded sole identifies it as the firm-ground football boot in the collection.

The Streetgato is reportedly dropping 4th November 2026 through Nike and select retailers, while the Maestro is expected in November. UK release dates, availability and retail prices are still unconfirmed for both models.
