Outkast’s collection with Nike and Georgia is now available at more stores. After launching on October 27th, the wider rollout began on Wednesday, October 28th through Nike.com and select retailers.
The first drop went through SNKRS, Class Trip, and Atlanta stores. Some of the biggest pieces sold out right away, including the $1,200 Destroyer jacket.
Class Trip’s own listings give a better look at the lower prices. The crown snapback costs $50, and the “Ms. Jackson” tee costs $60. The football jersey costs $145, and the hoodie costs $180. That gives fans a few ways in without chasing the jacket.
The collection is built around the style of Andre 3000 and Big Boi. The Georgia “G” carries Outkast’s crown, and the jerseys use “96” to honor the year ATLiens dropped. The group’s “Roses” video also helped shape the look.
Class Trip’s founder, Brian Francis, has said the project began at lunch with Andre, who shared memories of visiting Athens. Class Trip’s creative director, Jon Tietz, said the goal was to make something that feels as timeless as the group’s music.
Overall, this wider release gives more fans a real chance to grab a piece.
Nike x Georgia x Outkast Collection
On October 2nd, the group also launched a Waffle House collaboration through its own website. That collection turned a line from Big Boi’s “So Fresh, So Clean” verse into a Waffle House marquee. It connected the group’s music with a familiar part of Southern life.
Both projects show how much Outkast still means to Atlanta. The group’s music helped define the city’s sound and style for decades.
Their legacy keeps growing, too. Outkast joined the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2025, with Donald Glover serving as their inductor. They also remain one of the few hip-hop acts to win the Grammy for Album of the Year.
The Georgia collection fits right into that story. It mixes music, football, and fashion, which is exactly what the group has always done. Overall, the rollout is a great moment for Atlanta and Georgia fans alike. If the early sell-outs are any sign, this collection will stay in demand.
