How to Buy the Jordan 4 “Industrial Blue” for Retail with DROPS app
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by DP
2d ago
One of the most coveted releases of the year is make it’s return this Saturday, May 4th and thanks to DROPS by SoleSavy you can make release day less stressful. With a free 7-day trial for iOS devices, new users can use all features included with a Mobile Plus subscription at no cost to you. This means you unlock full strategy for the release, keyword recommendations and personalized alerts to help you purchase. Below we break down what steps you need to take to ensure you are ready to purchase on release day.   Step 1) Go to the Releases calendar and select the Jordan 4 “Industrial Blue ..read more
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Out Now: Episode #193 – How the Sneaker Retail Landscape Changed In 5 Years
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by Marco Negrete
3d ago
In this episode, SoleSavy Co-Founders DP and Justin reflect on significant shifts in the sneaker retail landscape over the last 5 years. The duo discuss recent news like JD Sports’s continuous expansion into North America, with Hibbett Sports being its latest acquisition. As always, the conversation touches on how these changes impact the sneaker consumer. Spotify Apple Podcasts ..read more
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Sneaker Releases of the Week – April 29th – May 5th
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by Kendell Hebner
5d ago
Key sneaker releases for the week for April 29th- May 5th This week, an iconic Air Jordan retro finally returns. Plus, the likes of Nike SB and Puma give us a hit of nostalgia in ways we could not have imagined.   Travis Scott x Jordan Jumpman Jack – April 30th Travis Scott and Jordan Brand have collaborated on some of the most iconic Jumpman silhouettes over the past few years, including the Air Jordan 1 High OG and Air Jordan 6. Now, Travis is set to debut his very own silhouette in the Sail and Mocha colorway that he made so popular. His inaugural silhouette stays true to his previous ..read more
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Attention Sneaker Writers: Now Accepting Pitches
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by Marco Negrete
1w ago
Do you have a hot take or strong opinion on a current sneaker trend or topic? SoleSavy has published stories by some of the best writers in the industry and is seeking experienced writers looking for an outlet to express their thoughts. As sneaker culture continues to grow, the art of sneaker writing has become less common due to the emergence of new mediums like social media. While we love a great YouTube review or TikTok unboxing, we also want to read more stories.   What pitches will be considered? We seek opinions or reported pieces on the modern sneaker industry and cultural topics ..read more
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This Air Jordan 1 High OG Is Artisanal In Every Way
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by Marco Negrete
1w ago
The dictionary defines artisanal as “of, relating to, or characteristic of an artisan.” An artisan is “a worker who practices a trade or handicraft.” One could make the case that Michael Jordan was an artisan on the court, crafting gravity-defying moves as he displayed his skills. At the same time, Jordan Brand can be considered an artisanal brand. Another definition of the adjective is “creating a product in limited quantities by traditional methods.” It sounds like Jordan Brand and its history of releasing beautifully crafted sneakers, often in limited quantities. However, unlike other artis ..read more
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Out Now: Episode #192 – The Biggest Sneaker Storylines Of The 2024 NBA Playoffs
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by Marco Negrete
1w ago
In this episode, we go through each 2024 NBA Playoff series and discuss the biggest sneaker storylines. We touch on Anthony Edwards and the popularity of the adidas AE1, new Jordan Brand signature sneakers from Luka Doncic and Jayson Tatum, how Chinese Brand 316 Degrees became the unofficial sneaker sponsor for the Denver Nuggets, and more. Spotify Apple Podcasts ..read more
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Caitlin Clark Signs $28 Million Nike Signature Sneaker Deal
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by Marco Negrete
1w ago
Caitlin Clark inking a long-term deal with Nike isn’t all that surprising, considering the all-time Division 1 basketball points leader got all her buckets while wearing the Swoosh. She wasn’t just playing in team-issued kicks, either. The Indiana Fever rookie had an NIL deal with Nike and also received pairs of Nike Kobe Protros directly from the Bryant family. Despite her clear preference for Nikes, other brands stepped in to lure her away. According to the Wall Street Journal, Under Armour and adidas also pitched the star. Ultimately, Nike offered a signature deal that trumped Under Armour ..read more
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JD Sports Continues North America Expansion With Pending Hibbett Sports Acquisition
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by Marco Negrete
1w ago
UK-based retail giant JD Sports has been steadily acquiring North American retailers over the last decade. Starting with Finish Line in 2018 for $558 million, JD Sports has since purchased Shoe Palace, Size?, and DTLR. Now it’s set to acquire Hibbett Sports and its 1,169 US stores for a $1.08 billion price tag. The acquisition will further JD Sports’s lead in locations over its biggest rival, Foot Locker, and give it a presence in the American Southeast. If you’re looking at this strategy on the map, it’s clear that JD Sports has targeted retailers with different regional presences. Shoe Palac ..read more
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The adidas AE1 Hot Streak Continues With Low-Top Version
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by Marco Negrete
1w ago
Many sneakerheads and industry insiders are touting the Adidas AE1 as a favorite for sneaker of the year, and we are only a quarter of the way through 2024. Now, Anthony Edwards’ debut sneaker looks to continue the momentum with a low-top version. The AE1 low was first unveiled in an ad starring Edwards, in which the top of a Saab 900 Cabrio convertible comes down to reveal the new low edition in the “Mural” colorway. Hours later, Edwards hit the hardwood in the pair in a dominating victory over the Phoenix Suns.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by adidas Basketball ..read more
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The Air Jordan 39 Is A Step In A New Direction For The Signature Line
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by Marco Negrete
1w ago
The Air Jordan line has famously taken inspiration from the original sneakers Michael Jordan played in when designing the 30s. Starting with the 31, most of the following shoes had a noticeable tie back to the original, with some models having a more obvious OG inspiration than others. The newly unveiled Air Jordan 39 looks closer to a fresh start than any other model within the last decade. Debuted by Paolo Banchero during Game 1 of the NBA Playoffs, the AJ39 tells us that the brand is paying attention to what the younger generation of hoopers is playing in. Aside from the bold Jumpman on th ..read more
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