SOULGOODS and Nike unveil collapsible-heel Homescape Woven in Blue Beyond

SOULGOODS and Nike have given the Homescape Woven one of its sharpest readings yet, with Blue Beyond turning the silhouette into a tidy boutique statement rather than a noisy franchise play. The shoe, marked HM6961-400, mixes leather, shaggy suede and textile overlays around signature asymmetrical lacing, woven detailing and a collapsible heel that shifts it from sneaker to slipper without losing its outdoor edge.

Nike has made the design language feel deliberate rather than decorative. The Homescape Woven x SOULGOODS pair is built as a premium mix of leather and shaggy suede, with round laces, toggles and a rugged outsole anchoring the softer upper. The heel collapses so the shoe can be worn as a luxe sneaker-slipper hybrid, which gives the model a different kind of luxury than a trophy runner or a logo-heavy retro reissue. Blue Beyond keeps the palette restrained, with Light Blue and Peat Moss notes doing the work instead of loud contrast.

Hypebeast places the Blue Beyond release on July 11 at $170, a cleaner and more accessible price point than the earlier pack framing that had pointed to a $180 retail tag and a fall 2026 window. That shift matters because it makes the shoe feel more immediate and more tightly controlled, the kind of drop that depends on design clarity and boutique cachet rather than brute-force anticipation.

The Blue Beyond pair is not arriving alone. The broader Homescape Woven pack also includes Medium Orewood Brown, SKU HM6961-001, and Chile Red, SKU HM6961-600, extending the story across a small but coherent color system. Nike’s launch calendar has already listed Homescape Woven x SOULGOODS Dark Field Brown and Medium Orewood Brown, suggesting a staggered rollout built around incremental interest rather than a single loud launch.

That is where SOULGOODS matters most. The Beijing retailer gives Nike a local partner with enough cultural specificity to keep the project from feeling generic, while the quieter execution keeps the sneaker fresh in a market where overexposure can flatten even the best ideas. In Blue Beyond, the collaboration lands like a small, controlled experiment in how Nike can still make regional storytelling feel valuable.