Anne Imhof X Nike Resurrect The T90 Jersey With A Dark Performance Twist

Anne Imhof, the queen of performance art’s shadowy underworld, just collided with Nike to resurrect a Y2K legend: the Total 90 jersey. The collab drops two new editions designed by Zak Group, each pulled straight from Imhof’s monumental DOOM: House of Hope performance at the Park Avenue Armory. Think Shakespeare’s star-crossed lovers rewritten as rival gangs, with jerseys as armor.

Tigers vs Wolves

The short-sleeve blue kit with a ghostly fur print reps the House of Tigers. Its long-sleeve blood-red counterpart, decked with a wolf motif, belongs to the House of Wolves. Both bear “IMHOF” across the back, transforming the artist into the player and performance into a match played in sweat, light, and sound.

From Pitch to Performance

The T90, once a staple of early-2000s football, returns with a new face. No longer just about goals and grit, it’s a symbol of cultural rebellion, reimagined through Imhof’s world of bodies, music, and movement. A reminder that kits are never just clothes—they’re signals, uniforms, declarations.

Berlin Takes the Stage

The official launch explodes on September 13 at Kühlhaus Berlin with ANNE IMHOF T90—a concert-performance hybrid featuring Berlin’s own LIA LIA and ATK44 battling it out as Tiger and Wolf houses, alongside performance artist XYZ. The jerseys themselves drop September 16 at Voo Store Berlin and Dover Street Market London.