An Air Jordan 7 “Citrus” Retro Expected On July 2nd

First seen in late October 2021, the CLOT x Air Jordan 5 Low is finally set to (re)release on Friday, May 20th. Inspired by the Far East, Edison Chen’s latest Jumpman-branded collaboration indulges in a clean “Black,” “Classic Jade” and “Fire Red” color palette. Textured uppers mostly boasts in a pitch-dark tone that allows for any and all contrasting hues and details to revel that much more in the spotlight. CLOT’s logo makes its way across the retro (and its packaging), while a number of heritage-driven touches land throughout the low-top Jordan 5‘s upper and sole unit.

The Nike LeBron signature shoe line will reach as astounding twentieth model this year, but also playing a major part in the LeBron business for Nike is actually its retro product. Currently, it’s the LeBron 9 that has the podium, while later this year the LeBron 2 will make its grand return, but now we’re learning that the LeBron 3 is headed into the mix as well.

Thirty-five years after its inception, the Air Trainer 1 is getting some proper due from the brand. Not to say that Nike hasn’t re-released this Tinker Hatfield classic in the past, but it’s officially part of the conversation as Nike recognized its importance through a special SNKRS Live episode on May 12th.

The Nike Air Max 90 has been rather tame with its latest colorways, rarely ever delving beyond the norm. But here, as the shoe celebrates its debut year, the brand is incorporating new graphics and transparent heel tabs. Due to the see-through finish, the heel tab’s usual details are more...

Workwear has had an immense influence on both fashion and sneakers, as we’ve seen the humble double knee pant and Japan’s split-toed work boots appropriated many a time in the past. But rarely have the tools of construction workers bled their way into the scene quite like they’re doing now with the Nike LeBron 19 “Hard Hat.”

Back in 2013, when adidas Y-3 was still just a teenager, the Qasa took fashion and sneaker culture by storm, quickly becoming one of the line-up’s most popular offerings. The shoe effectively defined an entire sub-genre of style, which has since evolved to become the techwear aesthetic beloved today.

Today, Reebok announces its first-ever adaptive footwear collection: Reebok Fit to Fit. Designed specifically for physically challenged athletes and everyday consumers, the Reebok Fit To Fit collection provides functional footwear products that enhance everyday life for those with disabilities. On May 23rd, Reebok and Zappos will release the Nanoflex Parafit...

With the Nike Air Force 1‘s 40th Anniversary still underway, we’ve seen and will continue to see plenty of new colorways. Here, the shoe’s GS trim makes an artistic debut, as it’s clad with bright paint splatters. Nike’s brush, which was bathed in a bright red,...

Two years ago, Nike unveiled the Offline, a clog/slipper designed for unplugging from the grind and unwinding from the hours stared at laptop screens. While the shoes were planned long before, its arrival came at the perfect time as society entered the first summer of the global pandemic. Working remotely became the new norm, and while there were specific advantages from not having to commute in and out of an office, the blurred lines that separate home and our 9-to-5s have had significant effects on the work/life balance.

Expect another stacked release week, provided by everyone from Jordan Brand to Salehe Bembury. Sanrio is joining the fold as well, making the next few days all the more exciting. But first, Reebok will be celebrating the wonderful cast of the Looney Tunes, providing many of the series’ most iconic...

Originally rumored in late September 2021, the Air Jordan 4 “Military Black” finally releases for the whole family tomorrow, May 21st. A straightforward “White” and “Black” makeover of Michael Jordan’s fourth signature sneaker, the upcoming retro gets its moniker from the “Military Blue” ensemble that first graced the shoe in 1989. Layers visible through the mesh panels at the profiles and tongue, plastic eyelets, inner-lining and spines all replace vibrant blue for understated “Black”; Jumpman logos on the tongue follow suit, taking the place of “NIKE AIR” text at the rear. Underfoot, the story stays the same on the latest Air Jordan offering, given that midsole and outsole accents opt to maintain the two-tone, “yin-and-yang”-appropriate color combination.

Kevin Durant recently made headlines when he revealed to David Letterman that he was high on kush during their interview on the late night legend’s Netflix show, My Next Guest. Durant revealed that he’d been using marijuana since 2002 as a means to calm himself and get rid of distractions, but considering marijuana is a banned substance by the NBA, he likely doesn’t use it during the season. Durant is one of several public figures working towards reducing the stigma and narrative of marijuana, and he’s currently involved in Weedmaps, a tech company that provides information on marijuana dispensaries.

Another weekend, another adidas Yeezy release. Although Ye – the being formerly known as “Kanye West” – has kept relatively quiet over the past month, he’s set to release the Yeezy 700 v3 “Fade Carbon” tomorrow. A departure from the muted color combinations...

As the Nike Dunk Low continues to top wish-lists everywhere, the Oregon-based company has capitalized on the shoe’s popularity to promote its sustainable efforts. Recently, the late Peter Moore’s 1985 design appeared in a straightforward, two-tone color combination seemingly inspired by spring. “White” leather sets the stage for a compelling “Lilac” hue that animates overlays around the toe, along the tongue and across the heel. “NIKE” and swoosh branding on the tongue label and profiles, respectively, also indulge in the light purple tone, further expanding the Nike Dunk‘s iconic roster of styles. Underfoot, the Air Jordan 1-reminiscent sole unit keeps things as simple as the upper, with tread boasting the titular “Lilac” color, all while helping the Swoosh with its eco-friendly efforts (outsoles are made from recycled material).

The Air Jordan 11 CMFT Low doesn’t garner quite as much buzz as its taller, mid-top counterpart, but it does drop a steady stream of colorways throughout the year. Here, the silhouette is moving away from the “Concord” and “Win Like 96” inspired make-ups for a White and Silver look far more simple.

It’s no secret that sneaker brands often rely on a high-profile collaboration in order to introduce or energize a given silhouette. Yet, in the case of the newly-surfaced adidas Forum ’84 Low in pink a question arises: which came first – Bad Bunny or the Three Stripes.

The raffle is now live via travisscott.com. The Travis Scott x Nike Air Trainer 1 is releasing on May 20th at 3pm ET on travisscott.com. Less than two weeks ago, it was revealed that Nike would be moving forward with their unreleased collaborations with Travis Scott, whom many denounced following the tragedies at Astroworld. From the Air Max 1 to the Air Jordan 1 Low, everything teased up to this point is now confirmed for release. And the newly-surfaced official images of the Travis Scott x Air Trainer 1 “Wheat” further suggests that a drop is imminent.

Nike’s retro-heavy thematic surfaces once more, bringing with it a groovy set of numerals and a double-swoosh treatment on the Air Max 95. Already featured on the Air Force 1, Pegasus 83, and other iconic models, this retro-heavy aesthetic now arrives on the Air Max 95 boasting some unprecedented detailing on the silhouette.

It’s been quite a while since adidas Yeezy debuted the Yeezy Boost 350 v2 CMPCT and yet only a few colorways have hit the shelves. But it seems they’ve taken a renewed interest in the model this year, as we’re about to see the release of the “Slate Carbon.”

The Nike Air Griffey Max 1 has been dressed a number of ways since its return, celebrating everything from beloved OG colorways to the legendary Jackie Robinson. And here, the silhouette’s list of homages grows by one more, as it uses gradient prints and bright colors to honor the City of Angels.