Arctic Orange Brightens Up The Air Jordan 1 High Elevate

Alongside its mid-top construction, the low-top cut of Jordan’s first signature silhouette continues to provide an inclusive number of silhouettes for the youngest Jumpman endorsers, such as this split color blocking that comes highlighted in “Crimson”. Mimicking the brand’s split-colored offerings, each foot dawns a separate choice...

In preparation for the Beaverton brand’s celebratory Air Max Day, the entire slate from The Swooshes iconic cushioning series has received a notable uptick in propositions, such as this “Georgetown” extended Nike Air Max 97. Having prepared an Air Jordan 1, Nike Terminator and Air Jordan 6...

The Nike Air Max Plus is currently celebrating its 25th birthday. As such, the design is expected to release in dozens of old and new styles – including an olive and black option. Built with speed lacing toggles, the unreleased pair features a mesh and fuse mix of materials...

The Nike Dunk Low is unquestionably one of the most popular designs in the sneaker space. Over the past several years, the silhouette has enjoyed fanfare thanks to reissues of old styles, but has also convinced new fans with the help of refreshing looks. Ahead of spring, Peter Moore’s creation...

Two years away from its 30th anniversary, the Nike Air Max 95 continues to play an important role in the brand’s roster of retro products. Recently, Sergio Lozano’s iconic design appeared in a new predominantly grey outfit. Panels throughout the upper take on suede construction, leaving the tongue and other underlays to enjoy a breathable mesh build. Lace loops and Air Max logos on the top of the tongue abandon the uniform greyscale finish, introducing a beige tone in the process. A bolder neon green hue appears on the tongue’s underside and sock liner, perhaps a subtle nod to the original AM95. Lastly, sole units don’t distract much from the upper, but visible Air bubbles take on a darker tan color than the lace loops.

Supreme’s penchant for the lesser-known (and almost bordering on obscure) Nike models continues this SS23 season as the unforgettable Nike Air Bakin’ is reportedly included in the brand’ seasonal collaboration catalog. Given recent Nike collaborations with the skate/street brand, we can expect overt Supreme branding on the upper as seen on their recent projects.

As we inch closer to the Air Max Day festivities in March 2023, a slew off Nike releases have been prepared to help celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the commemorative holiday with gusto. The key product of the month is undoubtedly the Air Max 1 “Big Bubble”, which promises a true-to-spec re-creation of the Air Max 1, but don’t ignore the “Icons” Pack, which highlights the flagship models of the running franchise.

Just the mere mention of Nike ACG is enough to conjure to mind images of the great outdoors. The sub-label’s silhouettes, from the Air Mada to the Goadome, produce a similar effect, with each offering up the utility required for adventure. Such is especially the case with this newly-revealed pair of Lowcates, which comes equipped with both removable lace covers and pouches.

Plush gradients have reinvigorated the Nike Air Max Plus following the silhouette’s 25th-anniversary last year. While the transition of shades has recently been attributed to the model’s unique TPU overlays, recently the Sean McDowell design underwent an oceanic wave of “University Blue”. Shifting away from dark...

Nike Basketball continues to dominate the NBA hardwood with innovative, future-thinking designs, but its old school designs rule off-the-court. One such sneaker that remains popular on the streets despite debuting twenty-seven years ago is the Nike Air More Uptempo. Although the pair is rumored to return in all its original...

The New Balance 550 continues to be a popular sneaker and recently released in a fresh white and baby blue outfit. Debuted in 1989, the old school basketball shoe has helped spread an interest in low-top footwear from the past by itself and with the help of collaborators like Aimé Leon Dore. The latest offering from New Balance keeps a simple design sure to stop people in their tracks. Leather, suede, and mesh come together across the pair’s upper in a heavily white and off white mix. Light blue animates branding on the sides, spine, and tongue, while also landing on the heel and sole. Together, each component helps create an NB 550 option that’ll likely sell out immediately.

When the iconic grey-on-grey-on-grey gradient makes an appearance on the Nike Air Max 95, the silhouette can do no wrong. Case in point: this latest kids release makes use of the OG colorway, adding a touch of red that reminds us of a classic release of the past. The “Chili...

Nike has long had a fascination with Brazil, parading its signature green and yellow by way ofthe Dunk Low. And now, the Air Max Plus, too, is following suit, expanding upon the brand’s homage in a way a bit more faithful to the country’s flag. Much of this...

The Nike ISPA Sense Flyknit isn’t for everybody, but it’s found a cult-like following amongst bold fashion and innovation enthusiasts. Ahead of spring, the robust design has appeared in an eye-catching “Adobe,” “Bright Crimson” and “Guava Ice” colors. Each tone comes together across the sneaker’s Flyknit upper; protective panels along the base of the upper present a marble effect similar to past Nike LeBron shoes. Padded collar areas, pull tabs around the tongue, and a secure lacing system deliver functionality to the experimental pair. Sole units underfoot round out the look in light brown and grey finishes, with Nike Grind traction zones promoting sustainability.

Whether you’re an alumni (or student) or Oregon or a staunch supporter of the low-payroll Oakland Athletics, the pairing of green and yellow will instantly draw you in. This upcoming Air Jordan 1 Golf, in particular, is extra attractive to fans of those Northwestern teams, but don’t expect these to sit on store shelves.

Whether you stick to Panda Dunks (restocking on Valentine’s Day 2023) or opt for more creative executions, Nike is ensuring that there will be nothing close to a shortage of Dunks. This latest offering steers towards the latter infusing a patch-worked upper construction on a variety of natural tones.

Nicky Diamonds, founder of Diamond Supply Co., brought the precious stone in the world of sneaker culture in 2005 with his SB Dunk Low collaboration. Although the luxury jeweler Tiffany And Co. didn’t take to this newfound relevance to the niche community at the time as it was not an official partnership, they’re now officially in cahoots as we get a first look at the upcoming Tiffany And Co. x Nike Air Force 1 Low.

As the brand’s first basketball shoe, the Nike Blazer Mid ’77 is a relic of the past. Yet, the silhouette continues to usher in new styles like a newly-surfaced faded one. Akin to a previously-seen white and pink Air Max 97, the unreleased pair features a heavy “colorless” finish across its upper. Canvas and chenille materials come together throughout the top-half, with the logos on the sides interrupting their clean surroundings with stark green contrast. The midsole underfoot keeps things traditional in build, but it enjoys an “unfinished” paint job; the sock liner also boasts a similar look, likely a nod to airbrush painting. Lastly, classic herringbone traction rounds out the two-tone Blazer in light gum brown.

Each All-Star weekend, The Swoosh typically compiles an armament of disparate one-off colorways for their signature stars to rock in-game alongside Jordan Brand’s coordination of scheduled retro releases for the mid-February festivities. For 2023’s celebratory weekend in Salt Lake City, the Beaverton brand is set to garner a grade school-exclusive collection by looking through a colorful Kaleidoscope lens.

A beloved basketball staple of the 1990s, the Nike Air More Uptempo has been on the forefront of the brand’s retro hoops efforts. Recently, the Scottie Pippen-associated design appeared in a new “Photon Dust” and “Metallic Silver” makeover. Cushioned with a modified Air Max solution,...