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Nike's Total 90 Shox Magia comeback.

The model technically returned in 2025 through a red-hot collaboration with Maha Amsterdam. The women's sneaker boutique delivered two slick spins on the hybrid model, which marries the quilted upper of the Total 90 with Nike's classic Shox technology.

Crazy enough, that was only the appetizer. 2026 promises even more of the weird-cool Swoosh model, starting with the release of this "Sail" iteration.

With the "Sail" version, creamy, high-quality leather meets silver-coated Shox tubes and other grey accents.

In short, it's a relatively clean way to kick off a revival.

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The "Sail" pairs appeared during Nike's Spring 2026 SNKRS Preview, alongside a brown Total 90 Shox Magia designed by Maha Amsterdam (another collab for '26?).

Nike also previewed several other women's styles like the Nike Air Superfly Moc, Nike Air Rejuven8, and Air Rift 2. According to the sportswear giant, next season belongs to the girls (and their great shoes).

Regarding the Total 90 Shox Magia "Sail," however, the cream-colored sneaker is scheduled to release on January 15 on Nike Mexico's website for 3,699.00 pesos, or around around $205.

Hopefully, a wider release is also in the works.

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