Nike G.T. Cut 4 LX "White Label": An All-Star Project That Goes Limited Under a Low-Key Name

In commercial contexts, "white label" usually refers to products stripped of branding so they can be sold under someone else's name — about as low-profile as it gets. Which is exactly why it's striking that Nike chose this term for a limited collection tied to the 2026 WNBA All-Star Weekend. The contrast is the whole point: a series named after having "no label" is built to be instantly recognizable.

The Nike G.T. Cut 4 LX "White Label" is the first pair from the collection to surface. It comes in Sail paired with Metallic Silver, an off-white base layered with a metallic silver sheen — subdued, but with a hint of shine underneath. That tracks with the "White Label" naming logic: the materials get an upgrade, but the colorway stays clean, with no loud team colors or gradient sprays. Instead, it lets the LX-grade construction do the talking.

The silhouette is the fourth generation of the G.T. Cut line, a shoe Nike originally built for players who need to stop on a dime and cut hard while staying low to the ground. Now, paired with a limited All-Star Weekend release, a shoe designed for hard on-court work gets repackaged as a collectible for the event.

The style code is IV2703-100, dropping via SNKRS on August 12 for $220. That price sits well above the standard G.T. Cut 4, which says a lot about where "White Label" fits in Nike's lineup — it's not just a casually branded offshoot, but a limited tier genuinely set apart by material upgrades and cost. For now, only the colorway, style code, and release date have been confirmed; other pairs in the collection and Taiwan release details are still pending official word.