The Fragment x Nike Book 2 will be released on February 12, 2026. This fusion of Hiroshi Fujiwara’s famed Fragment aesthetic and Devin Booker’s second signature sneaker brings a minimal yet performance‑minded edge to the court. The retail price is $150.
Quick Facts
Fragment x Nike Book 2
Color: Black/White
Release Date: February 12, 2026
Style Code: IO9950-900
Price: $150
Where to Buy: SNKRS – TBA
More Info: Nike Release Dates
Fragment Design and Nike Basketball will join forces again, this time on the Nike Book 2. This marks the first collaboration on Devin Booker’s second signature shoe and will debut in February 2026.
Fragment has become synonymous with quiet, thoughtful design, and that sensibility carries right into this Book 2 colorway. Rather than loud graphics or flash, the shoe keeps things restrained. Highlighted with deep Black tones on the upper with clean White Swooshes and subtle Royal blue accents that nod to Fragment’s signature palette without taking over.
The Fragment x Nike Book 2 sits on the same performance foundation as the standard Book 2 silhouette, a low‑profile basketball shoe built for court feel and responsiveness. The upper is streamlined with a smooth nylon base that feels sleek and modern, and co‑branding is present but understated. This is what we usually see with Fragment collaborations.
Smaller details are cemented in the branding. Book on the tongue features mini lightning bolts, a nod to Fragment, with Fragment’s logo present on the lateral side by the heel. The midsole on the lateral side reads, “SP26-MNBSKT-203 NIKE IO9950 BOOK2/FRGMT,” while the medial side reads, “THE CLASSIC: BOOK 2/FRGMT.
Design cues like the alternating White and Blue Swooshes, minimal Fragment logo placements, and refined tooling give the sneaker a look that’s just as wearable off‑court as it is on it.
More Nike Book 2 Releases
Fragment Nike Book 2 Release Date
The Fragment x Nike Book 2 will be released on February 12th, 2026, at select Nike Basketball retailers, including SNKRS. More than likely, the shoes will also debut via Fragment. Once we have more details, we will update you. For now, scroll below for more photos for a closer look.
Bottom Line
When I think of Fragment collaborations, I always think of their simplicity, which is a nice change of pace. Typically, we see something flamboyant from other brands or just the same models. Using the Book 2 was also nice to see, as the model is still “young.”
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, this collaboration is expected to be limited. Early pairs are likely to sell out quickly due to the high-profile partnership between Fragment and Devin Booker.
Absolutely. The minimal colorway and clean design make the Fragment x Nike Book 2 highly wearable off-court.
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