A Lunar New Year Graphic Appears On The Nike Air Huarache Craft

The Nike Air Max Terrascape 97 hasn’t been on the market for too long, but it’s quietly become an important part of the brand’s sustainability efforts. Recently, the trail-inspired, partly-up-cycled sneaker appeared in a muted mix of navy and burgundy colors. The mesh and fuse construction across the upper sees the darker of the two colors take over the mudguard, while base layers keep things extra muted in black. Midsole components just above the revolutionary Air Max bubble enjoy a multi-color finish that sees recycled manufacturing floor scraps turn into cushioning. Lastly, the Terrascape offering’s waffle pattern traction underfoot also joins the sustainability initiative, pushing the Swoosh’s “Move to Zero” effort forward.

Following its return back in 2020, the Nike Air Cross Trainer 3 Low has gone on to release numerous inline colorways as well as a collaborative duo with none other than Supreme New York. The silhouette continues to keep up the momentum in 2023, unveiling a “Shattered Backboard” reminiscent colorway via official images.

The Jumpman is taking full advantage of 2023, commemorating the Jordan Year with both new and familiar releases alike. And once the Holiday 2023 season officially begins, we’ll be greeted by much more than the Air Jordan 11 “DMP” and Air Jordan 1 “Satin Bred.” The Air Jordan 4, too, is helping close out the celebration, doing so in a new “Olive Canvas” colorway.

During the Air Max 97‘s 25th Anniversary, the silhouette teamed up with COMME des GARCONS on two collaborative colorways, both of which featured a unique, oxidized print across their mudguards. And now, almost exactly a year thereafter, Nike is effectively replicating the Japanese label’s approach, albeit in a fashion much more colorful.

While not as popular as its earlier Air Max counterparts, the Nike Air Max Plus 3 continues to produce a steady stream of releases for its cult-like following across the globe. Further rendering disparate concoctions of its synonymous gradient aesthetic, a red white and blue tonal connection to the United States now sets down across the revitalized silhouette.

When the Nike Ja 1 was revealed on Christmas Day, it was only a matter of time before the inaugural silhouette’s slate of inspirational colorways would make its debut. After donning both versions of the “Day One” proposition throughout the month of January, brand images of Ja Morant’s latest tonal ensemble have landed in a colorful homage to the Memphis Grizzlies’ early days in Vancouver.

Before the month-long celebration of Black excellence and African-American achievements officially kicked off, Vanessa Bryant took to Instagram on the last night of January to share an intimate look at an upcoming Nike Kobe 6 Protro for Black History Month. While dedicated Kobe fans, hoop heads and sneaker aficionados have...

First rumored in late May 2022, the Air Jordan 13 “Playoffs” recently appeared in official images ahead of its re-release on Feb. 18. Set to coincide with NBA All-Star Weekend 2023, the re-release marks the third time the sneaker will drop after having debuted during the All-Star celebration in 1998. Original design cues return on the mostly black-colored sneaker, with tumbled leather and suede covering the majority of the upper. Black panther eye-inspired detailing at the lateral heel reprises its role, as does the three-tone tooling underneath. The Air Jordan offering features red and yellow accents throughout the top and bottom halves, bringing Michael Jordan’s championship-winning shoe to the modern era in faithful fashion.

As a newer model from the Jumpman family, the Jordan Two Trey continues to advance #23’s legacy off the court. Recently, the silhouette – which combines a number of Air Jordan designs – emerged in a “Black,” “White,” and “Infrared” color combination for kids. The upper enjoys mostly a pitch-dark finish that camouflages its leather, plastic, and mesh materials. Details on the tongue and heel, however, interrupt in a punchy ruby color. Underfoot, the midsole and traction combination deviate in a one-two punch of “White” and “Infrared” as a callback to the Chicago Bulls’ legendary colors.

When it comes to holidays, The Swoosh can’t help but contain its excitement with each honorary effort from the Beaverton brand being teased well before the actual day of celebration. Alongside love filling the air around us and under our feet this Valentine’s Day, the Nike Air Max 90 Terrascape is coordinating a vibrant “Mardi Gras” ensemble.

Throughout the past few months, the Beaverton brand has been toying with the appearance of its iconic Swoosh, rendering it in melted conditions and spray-painted aesthetics, with the latter now coordinating a Roswell Rayguns-inspired colorway across the Nike Air Max 90. While the pair is devoid of any spray paint...

Holiday 2023 is already exciting enough, as numerous Air Jordans — the Air Jordan 11 “DMP,” Air Jordan 4 “Olive Canvas,” and Air Jordan 1 “Satin Bred,” to name a few — are expected to release during the season. But as it turns out, that’s not all the Swoosh has up their sleeve: the LeBron 4 “Graffiti,” too, will be returning at the end of the year, helping commemorate the 20th Anniversary of LeBron James’ partnership with Nike.

Following most nights on the court, you can find James Harden on Twitter bragging about the new titular colorway of his adidas Harden Vol. 7 that he debuted that night. And while The Beard’s seventh signature silhouette has yet to officially debut, recently revealed imagery showcases the heavily cushioned silhouette dawning a sleek “Silver Metallic” upper.

Despite celebrating its 25th anniversary last year, the Nike Air Max 97 continues to demand the spotlight. Ahead of spring, the revolutionary design by Christian Tresser appeared in a new black, royal blue, and gold color combination. Base layers feature a rich blue hue, while panels covering them exchange the animated tone with pitch-dark finishes. A metallic touch, then, is isolated to swoosh branding on the top of the tongue and mid-foot, as well as the pull tab at the spine.

In 2016 Russell Westbrook capitalized on his innovative obsession with experimental fashion, founding Honor The Gift, a street-fashion label dedicated to #0’s fervent connection to LA’s inner city. Marred by braggadocious prints and oversized pieces, Jordan Brand is recognizing the achievements of its signature athlete once again with a tonal homage across the Jordan Why Not? 0.6.

In 2023, there’s no lack of option when it comes to sneaker colorways, but there will always be that demographic that sticks to the all-black-everything look. Going in stealth mode head to toe has always been a vibe, accentuated only by the right pairs of kicks. In comes the...

From the 1970s and 1980s are a slew of Nike Basketball shoes that are forever enshrined in the “Mount Rushmore” of sneakers. These models are permanently embedded in the game of basketball as these iconic silhouettes act as a vessel for the spirit of hoops to flow through. Of these classics, the Air Force 1 is at the forefront.

While it may look and feel like a release from the ’80s, the Nike Gamma Force is, in fact, one of the brand’s newest offerings. And following an early preview back in January, official images of the silhouette’s inaugural colorways are finally beginning to surface, starting with the “White/Royal.”

The Air Jordan 37’s spirited run has now entered its mid-way point as Jordan Brandd has delivered a full menu of impressive colorways that touch on its predecessor from three decades ago. Still, there’s a few Aces up the sleeve as we get a first look at a new colorway skewed towards the lifestyle aesthetic.

The Air Jordan 1 Zoom CMFT, which was just updated for 2023, has not lost any momentum since its debut three years ago. And alongside a “Valentine’s Day” colorway, the silhouette is expected to land soon in a clean, orange and blue arrangement. Across its suede overlays,...