Look for the adidas Yeezy Boost 350 V2 “Yeezreel” dropping in both reflective and non-reflective to release sometime in December at select retailers and adidas.com. The retail price tag is set at $220 USD.

This holiday season, Jordan Brand celebrates the power and impact of the Air Jordan I franchise with new interpretations and collaborations in the Fearless Ones collection, along with fresh articulations of contemporary classic color schemes. Each pair serves to extend the defining spirit of the pioneering silhouette.

The BAPE x Mitchell & Ness MLB capsule collection will be available tomorrow, 10.12 in store only at BAIT Honolulu via FCFS. The collection features the New York Yankees and the Los Angeles Angels from the American League and the New York Mets and the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Olivia Kim, Vice President, Creative Projects at Nordstrom, delivers fresh takes on five Nike footwear canvases including the Nike Air Force 1, Air Mowabb, Air Footscape, Air Max 98 and Air Jordan 4, along with 16 apparel and accessory pieces for her latest Nike by Olivia Kim Collection. Look for the Nike by Olivia Kim […]

The Yeezy 500 has always been the quiet achiever in Kanye West’s adidas lineup. It doesn’t have Boost. It doesn’t have a Swoosh or a Jumpman. It’s just a chunky, retro-inspired runner that looks like something you’d see in a 1990s catalog. And honestly, that’s exactly why I like it. The “Stone” colorway that dropped […]

adidas continues their Star Wars collaborations with a new line of basketball silhouettes inspired by Sith and Jedi on the Dame 5, Harden Vol. 4, Don Issue, Crazy 1, D Rose 10, and Pro Next.

Nike SB’s limited-edition Dunk Lo “Night of Mischief” screams Halloween with holiday-themed elements including Jack-o’-lantern perforations on the orange leather vamp, purple web detailing and the words “Trick” and “Treat” on the left and right heel. The shoe drops October 19 on SNKRS and in select skate shops across North America.

Okay, let\u2019s talk about the Air Jordan 1 \u201cShattered Backboard 3.0\u201d because this is one of those releases that still gets people arguing years later. Jordan Brand dropped these on October 26, 2019, retailing for $160, and the sneaker internet lost its collective mind. Not because they were ugly. Because they were weird. Buy This […]

It may not feel necessary right now, given that 2019 brought a new definition of the endless summer, but harsher weather is certainly on its way and this AJ4 release should keep you protected in the most stylish was possible starting December 2nd. The Air Jordan 4 Winter will be available everywhere you normally get […]

The sportswear manufacturer’s latest line caters to customers who enjoy “lawn-based activities” and moving “effortlessly from the lawn to the streets.” The Gardening Club collection drops on October 12.

Check out the detailed photos below, and expect this adidas NMD Hu “Feel Alive” to release in the coming months. Stay tuned for more updates.

Expect the Nike Drop Type LX “Deep Royal Blue” to release very soon on Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $75 USD.

Look for the Nike Air Force 1 Low “What The LA” to release later this fall at select retailers and Nike.com.

Look for the Star Wars x adidas Ultra Boost “X-Wing” to release alongside an upcoming collection leading up to the December 20th premier of the film.

Look for the adidas Yeezy Basketball “Black” to release sometime early 2020 at select retailers and adidas.com.

A Tweet from Yeezy Mafia (@theyeezymafia) says the Yeezy Foam Runner is “landing in 2020.” Eagle-eyed shoe lovers say the unconfirmed Yeezy shoe looks a lot like a pair of Crocs.

Virgil Abloh’s “The Ten” collection was supposed to be done. Nike said so. Abloh said so. Everyone thought the Off-White x Nike era had wrapped up. But then Virgil went and confirmed three new Dunk Low colorways were dropping in late 2019, and the sneaker world lost its collective mind all over again. The Off-White […]

Check out the official photos below, and expect this Proto React to arrive very soon at select retailers and Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $150 USD.

The Air Jordan 34 (XXXIV) will release on September 25th at select retailers and Nike.com with retail price tag is set for $180 USD. For a closer look, click inside the stack.

A release date has yet to be announced, so stay tuned for more updates on this upcoming Air Force 1 Flyknit edition for Pats’ fans.

Jordan Brand went all-in for the 2019 FIBA Basketball World Cup. They dropped a whole collection of FIBA-themed kicks, including the Air Jordan 12, the Jumpman Diamond, and the Air Jordan XXXIII SE. But honestly, the one that caught my eye the most was the Air Jordan 4 SE “FIBA.” It dropped on September 7th, […]

adidas has been quietly building out their basketball catalogue with models that blur the line between performance and lifestyle. The adidas Trifecta is a perfect example. Originally launched under that name before being renamed to the Posterize for the wider stateside release, this shoe brings streetwear energy to the hardwood in a way that few […]

Today, Nike officially unveiled a Stranger Things Season 3 collaboration including two different collections presenting custom Nike Blazer, Cortez, and Tailwind silhouettes alongside matching apparel. From Nike.com In the summer of 1985, several transport vehicles departed from Nike HQ in Beaverton, Oregon, carrying special product shipments headed to multiple locations across the US. Unfortunately, a […]