The ramp up in supply for the Nike Dunk Low isn’t just meant to benefit the grown-ups. More than ever, it’s a full family proposition, with an increasing number of colorways intended for the kids only. That’s exactly the case for the latest Nike Dunk Low, draped in a piping combination of “White/Mocha/Gum.” By this point, it isn’t only sneakerheads who can clock the two-tone “Be True To Your School” color-blocking that runs over this pair. “Mocha” or “Coffee Brown” is the topline shade, literally- painting the uppermost overlays, the laces and the Swoosh. Familiar platinum white falls undernea ..read more

Considering we’re still in the throes of the 35th anniversary of the Air Jordan 4, it’s hard to even think about the next Jordan Brand celebration. Nonetheless, 2025 brings on one of the most important birthdays in the imprint’s history- the 40th year of the Air Jordan 1. We already received word of the Air Jordan 1 “Bred” expected for next year, and now it’s joined by its palette swapped sibling. It’s a low-cut version of the iconic sneaker, clad in the indelible black & blue leather. Additionally the ’85 subtitle tips off that it’ll emulate the 1’s original shape, continuing the “return ..read more

Low revenues and layoffs have cast a gloomy shadow over the sneaker market in recent months, but they’re popping champagne over at JD Sports. The UK retailer appears set to acquire its US rival Hibbett Sports for $1.08 billion, adding fuel to JD Sports’ stateside expansion goals. JD Sports shares fell more than 20% this year, but are already on the upswing following news of the big acquisition. Additionally, the retailer anticipates that the Euro soccer championships and Paris Olympics will deliver an influx of new revenue later on this year. JD Sports hasn’t outline any specific plans for Hib ..read more

After experiencing a record-breaking 2023 year in which the brand saw a growth of revenue by 25%, New Balance is now in formation to take on the biggest sports in America — football. They’re doing so by signing Marvin Harrison Jr., one of the most (if not THE most) exciting player prospects in the 2024 NFL Draft. The son of NFL legend Marvin Harrison and standout at Ohio State, Harrison Jr. joins a star-studded roster of professional athletes leading the way for New Balance’s powerful charge in the competitive athletic sportswear business. In doing so, New Balance also unveils its first-ever U ..read more

The Nike Air Foamposite One has helped write an important chapter of sneaker history, and one of its most influential colorways is coming back soon – it’s just a matter of time. The “Galaxy” Foams were initially set to return in Spring 2024, but plans have changed and now it appears that the shoes will drop in Spring 2025, a full calendar year later than expected. Originally released as part of the Nike’s 2012 All-Star Collection, the “Galaxy” Foams took the sneaker world by storm with the first use of graphic prints on Foamposite shoes. The starry blue/purple mix is perfectly married with the ..read more

Despite Jordan Brand’s shift from the Air Jordan 1 to the Air Jordan 4 as the current model of the moment, Michael’s first signature isn’t departing from the spotlight any time soon. With spring already here and summer on the horizon, the Jordan 1 Low to looks to be the brand’s primary AJ1 height of focus in the coming months. Several new colorways have hit retailers already, now supplemented by the arrival of this new “Fireberry” pair for women. Jordan Brand taps the AJ1 Low’s modern cut for this delivery, best defined by its padded collar and busy paneling towards the rear compared to the OG ..read more

The New Balance 550 is showing no signs of slowing down, still arguably the biggest driver for the streetwear takeover New Balance is in the midst of. However, while the retro basketball looks it majors in are still successful, there’s certainly a need to spice up the formula if it’ll hold onto that pole position. Enter the latest theme for the New Balance 550, a trio of all-pastel colorways set to arrive for summer. It may not be the biggest adjustment, but it is worthy of note that the model here swaps to an exposed foam tongue, a stutter step from the 550’s typical construction. Elsewise, y ..read more

The Air Jordan 1 turns forty in 2025. With such a vast existence, sneakerheads are lenient when it comes to repeating colorways of the silhouette, especially when it brings forward an organic elegance on a sports shoe. The upcoming Air Jordan 1 Mid, built with soft leathers on the entirety of the upper, gets a premium touch thanks to a two-toned colorway often associated with excellence and opulence. While black and gold has been a mainstay on Jordans long before it arrived, 2006’s Defining Moments channeled the unparalleled eminence of the GOAT perfectly. But the black and gold pairing dates ..read more

Combine the unobjectionable colorway of grey on white and the everlasting appeal of the Air Jordan 1 Low. It’s a prompt that Jordan Brand has tackled on plenty of occasions, with the upcoming Air Jordan 1 Low “Barons” the latest “limited” release to take it on. Beaverton creatives using that formula once again for a more accessible release on the horizon with the Air Jordan 1 Low “Light Grey/Sail.” At the risk of repeating, it’s hard to mess up any layout of white and grey, the combination working well once again in this application. An additional boost of trendiness comes with the faux-aged m ..read more

Just when it appeared that hype surrounding the New Balance 2002R was finally starting to cool, Shoe Palace brings the heat (literally) with two exclusive, collaborative pairs. As a whole, the “Volcanic Rocks Pack” represents the journey of lava through the elements of air and newly formed land, not to be confused with the similarly inspired Salehe Bembury “Heat Be Hot” New Balance 1906R capsule. Both co-signed pairs feature suede-heavy builds but take different approaches when it comes to their color and tooling. Notably, the “Air” colorway features a wide mesh base while the “Land” design op ..read more