This Air Jordan 1 Mid Is Inspired By The African Continent

Likely due to issues with production and shipments, Jordan Brand was forced to celebrate a late Easter. So the Air Jordan 5 “Easter” is quite a few weeks delayed, but late is surely better than never. Now much closer to Summer than Spring, the pair pays a colorful,...

Although the Air Jordan 1 could simply rely on original colorways in order to be one of the most-coveted sneakers of the moment, the silhouette continues experimenting with tones, builds and more. Recently, the model’s Retro High OG trim – one that closely resembles the later Peter Moore’s 37-year-old blueprint...

Over the course of its existence, the Nike Air Max 90 has helped bring ubiquity to the swoosh logo. With its latest proposition, Tinker Hatfield’s design continues doing so, though it exchanges Carolyn Davidson’s original design with the jewel swoosh. Hits of grey and black divvy up the...

Everything Teddy Santis touches seems to turn to “gold.” In addition to helping New Balance with its Made In USA program. the Queens native has apparently been working on the New Balance 650 via his Aimé Leon Dore imprint. Recently, three colorways of the Steven Smith-designed silhouette...

Over the course of the last few years, Nike has become less reluctant to indulge their artistic side. And just as they did many a time in the past, the brand is applying their brushstroke Swoosh to this kids’ Air Force 1. Embroidered and painted checks, both in a...

Thanks to JJJJound and Teddy Santis, those new to New Balance’s catalog mainly gravitate towards the 990 series as well as the 550. Few — if any — look at the 1500, a silhouette that deserves to stand beside even the brand’s most commercially successful product.

Long teased and once indefinitely postponed, the Nike Air Trainer 1 “Light Chocolate” by Travis Scott is finally set to release globally on May 27th. As with other propositions, from the Cactus Jack team, the incoming pair features a material-led makeover, with functional and tactical panels and components covering Tinker Hatfield’s creation from 1987. Detachable shrouds give the cross-training silhouette weather and dust-resistant capabilities, while stash pouches behind the tongue and at the spine allow wearers to store small items. “Light Chocolate” works in-tandem with a medley of other brown tones to create another pair of Travis Scott shoes rooted in the Texas-landscape that surrounding the 31-year-old artist growing up.

One of the year’s more curious new Nike models is the Zoom Court Dragon, a seemingly all-purpose training shoe designed by none other than the great Tinker Hatfield. Channeling some of his past designs — namely the Nike Air Raid — Tinker blends old and new in this bold design, with the toothy midsole offering one of the more uniques silhouettes in the Nike catalogue.

Ishod Wair’s Nike SB signature shoe should get some nominations for the title of best new shoe of 2022. Although we’d like to see more special editions, collaborations, and limited issues, the SB Ishod has managed to sell out in an instant — and for good reason.

The second batch of Teddy Santis’ Made In USA essentials is set to arrive as the Aime Leon Dore founder presents a “Sea Salt” colorway on the three iconic models. The 990v3, arguably the most coveted of the 990 runner models, gets dressed in white leather uppers dubbed “Sea Salt”, accented by perfect hits of cream on the midsole and the signature NB silver. The retail price is slightly heightened to $210 – a bump of Hamilton proportions compared to the first “Rain Cloud” colorway.

Nike’s Next Nature series continues to deliver the classic goods with a sustainable twist. The simple of formula of utilizing an all-white base with an accent color has proven to be a win for the Swoosh as pairs continue to fly off the shelves for the summer season. Another perfect pick-up for the hotter seasons is this Air Force 1 Low Next Nature in a lilac pink — the next color in the Next Nature series.

Back in 2020, New Balance brought out the 2002R to huge success, teaming up with names like thisisneverthat to help welcome the silhouette back into the fold. Two years later, the footwear brand is reuniting with the Korean streetwear label to do to the 1906 what they did with the OG 2002 from 2010.

Much of the AF1’s 40th Anniversary was spent creating new colorways and collaborations. But here, the Swoosh is looking a bit further into the past, unearthing the Air Force 1 High “Columbia Blue” that released in the early 2000s. For 2022, Nike has lightly aged up the...

Teddy Santis and New Balance have been on a roll since debuting their first collaboration in April 2019. And while the Queens-native has taken a mini break from pushing out footwear through his Aimé Leon Dore label, he hasn’t stopped bringing “cool” to the Boston-based brand’s catalog.

Bruce Kilgore’s Nike Air Force 1 Low has done a lot since debuting in the 1980s (’83 to be exact). As the original design continues to celebrate its 40th anniversary, the low-top trim of the made-for-basketball silhouette has surfaced in a series of refreshing, compelling styles. Recently, the...

Founded in 2009, N7 is one of Nike’s longest-running collections, which supports Native American and indigenous communities, all the while creating product inspired by their rich culture and craft. This year, the Swoosh has once again created no shortage of unique designs; and following the release of the Free Crater Trail Moc, the brand will soon release the style once again, albeit this time in mule form.

The NYC-based brand has earned a lot of credit for the 550 uprising. The New Balance 550’s modern day story doesn’t exist with Aimé Leon Dore, the New York City-based brand founded by Teddy Santis. In late 2020, ALD unearthed the outdated basketball sneaker from the archives and helped the masses see its worth. (Very fairy godmother-like, no?) Color combinations and blockings have switched up ever-so-slightly, but “aged” sole units have remained, allowing people in 2022 to enjoy the old.

Recently, a Nike Dunk Low emerged with details that hint at lottery scratch-off tickets. A fitting inspiration, considering the fact that buying Dunks at retail is quite similar to winning the lotto, but hopefully Nike will produce enough pairs to acquire them easier. Now, we’re bringing you a first look...

Paul George may not have the most successful signature sneaker line under the “NIKE, Inc.” banner, but the Los Angeles Clipper continues to impress hoopers everywhere with his Nike PG 6. Akin to past iterations of George’s mainline of swoosh-branded offerings, the newly-surfaced pair isolates the Western-associated print...