Key Details
Style Code: II0402-800Release Date: November 20, 2026
- Adult unisex price is reported at $130 or $135, and a grade school pair is listed at $107.
- Sizing runs in unisex adult and grade school.
- A floral graphic covers both side panels in pink, with a Guava Ice tongue and collar and black Swooshes.
The Nike Sabrina 4 “Guava Ice” releases November 20, 2026 for $130 or $135 via Nike.com and select retailers. Reports differ on the price, and the details have not been confirmed.
The Nike Sabrina 4 is Sabrina Ionescu‘s signature model, and this pair follows earlier colorways that include a Dracula inspired Halloween pair and a white version.
Release Date, Price and Where to Buy
Nike Sabrina 4 “Guava Ice”
Style Code: II0402-800
Colorway: Guava Ice/Light Atomic Pink/Lime Blast/Black
Price: $130 or $135, $107 (GS)
Release Date: November 20, 2026
Launch: 10 AM ET
Sizing: Unisex adult and GS
Status: Reported
Where to buy: Nike.com (10 AM ET), Hibbett (FCFS, 10 AM ET), GOAT and Flight Club.
Nike Sabrina 4 “Guava Ice” Design
Official images show a floral graphic across both side panels, with raised pink dashes that turn into zigzag shapes toward the heel. One report reads the print as cherry blossoms. Another reads it as lilies.
The Guava Ice shade, a pale peach, sits on the tongue, collar and toe. Metallic leather trims the forefoot and eyestay. Black Swooshes cut across the print, and the inner Swoosh dips onto a white midsole. Coral pink tongue patches carry black Sabrina logos, which repeat on the insoles. Lime Blast shows up sparingly, and the outsole is pink.
Does It Come in Kids’ Sizes?
Reports list a grade school pair at $107 alongside the unisex adult run.
Frequently Asked Questions
How Much Does the Nike Sabrina 4 “Guava Ice” Cost?
Reports list the adult unisex pair at $130 and at $135. The two figures have not been reconciled.
What Is the Style Code for the Nike Sabrina 4 “Guava Ice”?
The adult pair carries the style code II0402-800.
What Does the Floral Graphic Mean?
One report ties the print to Ionescu’s mother, Liliana, whose nickname is Lily, and reads the flowers as lilies. Another reads them as cherry blossoms.
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