Air Jordan 1 Mid Crater Appears With "University Blue" Accents

No one could have predicted that gold would ever reach the peak that it’s currently on. For golf shoes specifically, you can give thanks to sportswear companies like Jordan Brand who have given gold kicks a breath of new life by fashioning its retro colorways into fairway-ready offerings. One trend that we’ve seen from the Beaverton-based imprint is the Air Jordan 1 Low Golf borrowing classic color schemes, and this newly surfaced “Shattered Backboard” iteration is a perfect example of that.

For this year’s annual “Grey Day” celebrations, New Balance pays tribute to the signature colorway the brand is known for through a trio of tonal heritage models. The upcoming “Grey Day” pack includes the 327, 57/40, and XC-72 silhouettes which are introduced under the campaign moniker “Worn by anyone,” highlighting the versatility and forward-thinking nature of the sneakers.

Despite the fact that the Air Jordan 2 has been on the market since 1986, it has never really had a moment in the mainstream of sneaker culture until now. Various collaborators are applying their creative touch to the retro silhouette over the course of 2022, one being globally-recognized music artist J Balvin.

With just over two weeks left until May draws to a close, the world’s major footwear brands have readied a handsome crop of new releases this week. These next seven days will see a bevy of appealing drops from striking collaborations and GRs from the likes of. , Jordan...

Ahead of the release of the x Air Force 1 by Virgil Abloh, which were first presented as a part of the luxury brand’s Spring/Summer 2022 presentation. The shoes are set to have a global release through an immersive digital activation, however, prior to the launch, the 47 Louis Vuitton x Nike Air Force 1 editions will be on display at a public exhibit to showcase one of the late designer’s final footwear projects. The 46 bespoke pairs were designed by Abloh himself and manufactured in Maison’s Manufacture in Fiesso d’Artico, Venice, Italy. The sneakers meld together Nike’s classic design codes with the house’s finest leather and LV insignia.

Aside from dropping its Malcolm X photo series with Roy DeCarava this week, Supreme is returning to its major collaboration series with its latest team-up with Dr. Martens. Working closely with the British footwear, Supreme put together its take on the classic 3-Eye Shoe. The iconic oxford shoe style has...

Sneaker Politics has a penchant for producing footwear collaborations with various sportswear imprints, but its next project just might be one of its most meaningful. Derek Curry — the founder and CEO of the boutique — is a former member of the U.S. Army and was deployed to Iraq for nine grueling months, and this newest Sneaker Politics x.

Has revealed an exotic look on its signature Dunk Low silhouette. Constructed with recycled materials, the upcoming pair features a white leather base and various shades of olive that give off neutrals and earthy tones. A leopard-print panel swoosh adds a contrasting pop of color against the green and white, finally resting on a white midsole, black outsole and complementing green laces to complete the design.

Is expanding its comfort-focused footwear collection with the latest 3.0 Offline in “Arctic Orange.” The sportswear giant’s Offline series is known for its casual and practical aesthetic supported by technical embellishments for its lounging footwear offering. The Nike Offline 3.0 elevates the level of comfort with its...

Taranto’s Sneakers76 — helmed by Daniele Valente — has revisited its collaborative efforts with Le Coq Sportif. Having been six years since its last release dedicated to the “The Guardian of the Sea” with the R1000, this collaboration of the R800 “The Islands” moves further off the mainland and into the Cheradi Islands — a small archipelago in front of the city of Taranto.

It’s been seven years since Kanye West has been signed with the family, and together both parties have undoubtedly created one of the biggest sneaker empires that the industry has ever laid eyes on. Of all of the silhouettes that the creative genius has cooked up with the brand, the adidas YEEZY BOOST 700 has been one of the most impactful as it has spawned an entire movement of “dad shoes.” Having already been fashioned in a bevy of colorways, the model may be entering its next chapter shortly as an adidas YEEZY BOOST 700 High “Wave Runner” sample has surfaced.

Following “Homer” and “Marge” SB Dunk drops in 2003 and 2007, now turns to the eldest son of The Simpsons family for inspiration, readying a “Bart Simpson” SB Dunk Low dressed in his signature color scheme of “Habanero Red,” “White,” “Yellow,” and “Blue Hero.” The upcoming pairs arrive in a yellow tumbled leather base, red suede overlays, and white leather lateral Swooshes.

Collaborations with musical artists are a key to success for most sneaker imprints nowadays, and Nike has invested in arguably two of the biggest rappers in the game right now in Travis Scott and Drake. Both are starting to ramp up the releases for their own respective Swoosh catalogs this year, the latter of which is doing so through his own signature NOCTA label. And his own NOCTA x Nike Hot Step Air Terra is set to release in more colorways in the coming months, one of which is this newly-surfaced black and yellow makeup.

After releasing its trail shoe in “Dark Teal,” Nike’s ACG outdoor division has taken it back to the ’90s for an updated colorway for the Air Mada. This time around, the silhouette from 1994 rifts off its origins with a Light Bone/Celery/Desert Moss color scheme as a nod to retro climbing gear.

The list goes on and on for in terms of the collaborators that it has worked with since the brand first started in 1964, but few have the history and heritage as its archive with Stüssy. The popular streetwear brand has lent its creative touch to various Swoosh-made models such as the Air Huarache, Dunk High and more, and its most recent project involves the Air Force 1 Mid. The launch features three colorways, all of which have already dropped through the Stüssy site, but official images of the “Black” pair have emerged ahead of its wider release.

Since Drake teased the release of the NOCTA x Hot Step Air Terra “Triple Black” back in January, sneaker fans have long been waiting for the release. The “Triple Back” was first introduced by the Canadian rapper who posted the image on his Instagram, revealing that it will be one of four colorways that will surface. In March, Nike officially dropped “Triple White” and “Triple Black” colorways and now, it appears that Drake’s Hot Step Air Terras are releasing in “Purple” for its third rendition.