Nike’s new Air Works programme kicks off this week, bringing together eight young designers from around the world to co-create their own Air Max sneaker.

Back in March, Nike announced its new programme that would give designers the opportunity to create their own 3D-printed Air Max in partnership with 3D-printed footwear company Zellerfeld. 

Nike has finally announced the eight designers that will be participating in this design project as well as the Nike teams that they’ll be working with to bring their designs to life.

“Air Works is about celebrating the cultural impact of Air Max and inviting a core group of global creatives to imagine what its future could look like,” said VP and creative director of Nike Sportswear Andy Caine said. “It’s also a chance to deliver a deep dive in Air Max history, innovation and inspiration, and to unite outside perspectives with Nike-only tools, talent and capabilities to redefine what Air Max means to this generation.”