Take a Closer Look at Tom Sachs’ NikeCraft Mars Yard 3.0

Name: NikeCraft Mars Yard 3.0
Colorway: Natural/Sport Red/Maple/Sail/Black
SKU: DA6676-100
MSRP: $275 USD
Release Date: September 2025
Where to Buy: Nike

Update: Tom Sachs announced just a few months ago that, after resuming his Nike partnership, a NikeCraft Mars Yard 3.0 is set to release this September. He also offered a complete breakdown of what to expect from the new iteration of the sought-after series, which we covered in detail previously below. Now, following a mere teaser image, we have a complete set of visuals highlighting the sneaker. One element not noted previously is that, similar to its predecessors, a cork sockliner is accompanied by a mesh option as well, with both sporting scientific drawings in Sachs’ handwriting. Release remains set for this September at a price of $275 USD, with a special launch likely to occur via Nike.

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Original Story: Tom Sachs and Nike officially announced last year that they resumed their partnership after reports of Sachs’ inappropriate behavior towards his studio staff were addressed. The news came with confirmation that a NikeCraft Mars Yard 3.0 would be arriving in 2025. Now, after a wear test sample appeared last November, we now have an official first look at the shoe, as well as a breakdown of its new details.

The new model doesn’t stray too far away from its predecessors as its combination of off-white, golden brown and red is present in the same color blocking as before. Three details that quickly stand out include a new TPU toecap in black, silkscreen printed Swooshes and “Sail” detailing at the TPU heel clip and natural rubber outsole. Its front pull tab now extends and serves as a lace keeper while the eyestay overlay no longer connects at the toe, instead favoring two separate pieces. Further adjustments to the sole unit involve polyurethane React foam, a carbon fiber plate and a new texture at the midsole. From there, oversized eyelets, a staggered eyestay, ribbed polyester laces, an open mesh polyester upper and a nylon donning strap at the heel complete the list of changes that Sachs shared.

At the time of writing, we have not been made aware of a specific release date. However, Tom Sachs’ announcement post nods to it arriving sometime this September, likely via Nike SNKRS and select retailers at a starting price of $275 USD. Stay tuned for updates, including a complete set of visuals, as we near its scheduled release period.