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Air Jordan 5 “White Metallic” Releases April 25th

UPDATE 4/10/26: Official photos of the Air Jordan 5 “White Metallic” have surfaced ahead of its April 25, 2026 release in full family sizing.

Original Story 7/11/25:
The Air Jordan 5 “White Metallic” is officially set to return in April 2026, bringing back a clean classic with a key update. Originally released in 2000, this version stays true to its roots while adding a detail longtime fans have been waiting for—Nike Air branding on the heel.

Dressed in a White, Metallic Silver, and Black color scheme, the sneaker keeps its signature look intact. A smooth white leather upper pairs with translucent mesh panels, while the reflective silver tongue adds that classic shine. Black accents land on the Jumpman logo and inner lining, while the midsole features silver flame detailing. An icy blue outsole finishes the design, keeping it consistent with past releases.

This marks the third time the “White Metallic” colorway returns in high-top form, following drops in 2000 and 2015. A low-top women’s version also appeared in 2006, though it lacked key OG details. For 2026, Jordan Brand updates the side “23” with a more vintage-inspired font, giving it a closer connection to the original Air Jordan 5 aesthetic.

The biggest change is the switch from the Jumpman to Nike Air on the heel, a move that aligns with recent retro releases focused on OG accuracy.

Air Jordan 5 “White Metallic” 2026 Release Date

The Air Jordan 5 “White Metallic” releases April 25, 2026 at Jordan Brand retailers and Nike.com. Retail is set at $215 USD.

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Air Jordan 5 OG “White Metallic”
Color: White/Metallic Silver-Black
Style Code: HQ7978-103
Release Date: April 25, 2026
Price: $215

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Air Jordan 10 “Red Steel” Returns Spring 2027

The Air Jordan 10 “Red Steel” is set to return in Spring 2027, bringing back a mid-2000s release that has stayed on collectors’ radar for years. First released in 2005, the colorway never reached the same level of attention as some of the model’s original pairs, but it slowly earned appreciation for its clean look and familiar blocking. Its comeback gives longtime Jordan fans and newer buyers another shot at a pair that has been hard to find in wearable condition.

White tumbled leather is expected to make up most of the upper again, keeping the shoe close to the original release. Red accents then take over the eyestays, laces, collar, tongue, and branding, while grey appears on the eyelets, liner pattern, and parts of the outsole. The “Red Steel” nickname comes from the way the color blocking echoes the classic “Steel” Air Jordan 10, only with red replacing the usual blue tone.

The Air Jordan 10 remains one of the cleaner models in the early signature line. Designed by Tinker Hatfield and first introduced in 1995, the silhouette is known for its straightforward upper and outsole that highlights Michael Jordan’s early career accomplishments. That history gives every retro a little more weight, even when the colorway comes from a later era.

Air Jordan 10 “Red Steel” 2027 Release Date

The Air Jordan 10 “Red Steel” is currently expected to release in Spring 2027 through select Jordan Brand retailers and Nike.com. Pricing has not been confirmed yet, but this return should still draw plenty of interest from anyone who appreciates deeper-cut retros from Jordan Brand’s 2000s catalog.

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Air Jordan 10 “Red Steel”
Release Date: 2027

Source: Sneaker Files / zsneakerheadz

(2005 release below)

original Air Jordan 10 Red Steel from 2005 with OG box

Air Jordan 10 Retro Red Steel from 2005 showing heel tabs with Jumpman logos

Air Jordan 14 “Chartreuse” Returns Spring 2027

The Air Jordan 14 “Chartreuse” is set to return in Spring 2027, bringing back one of the more overlooked Jordan retros from the mid-2000s. First released in 2005, the colorway built its reputation through a bold mix of Light Graphite and bright green accents that instantly separated it from the model’s more traditional looks. Jordan Brand has been digging deeper into its archive lately, and this pair fits that direction perfectly.

Light Graphite suede is expected to cover most of the upper again, giving the shoe its soft, understated base. Chartreuse Green details then break through on the branding, heel, and outsole, while black works across the midsole, heel, tongue, and much of the rubber underfoot. That contrast is what made the original pair stand out, and it still feels different compared to most Air Jordan 14 releases. Early word suggests the 2027 version will stay close to the 2005 pair, though the shape is expected to be updated.

The Air Jordan 14 already carries strong history on its own. Designed by Tinker Hatfield and inspired by Michael Jordan’s love for Ferrari, the silhouette is known for its sleek lines, shield badge, and performance-driven look. It also holds extra weight because Jordan wore the model during his final championship run with the Bulls, giving every retro a little more significance.

Air Jordan 14 “Chartreuse” 2027 Release Date

The Air Jordan 14 “Chartreuse” is currently expected to release in Spring 2027 through select Jordan Brand retailers and Nike.com.

With its sharper color blocking and deeper-cut status, this return should easily grab the attention of longtime Jordan fans looking for something outside the usual retro rotation.

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Air Jordan 14 “Chartreuse”
Release Date: 2027

Source: Sneaker Files / zsneakerheadz

(2005 release below)

Nike Book 2 Joins The WNBA 30th Anniversary Celebration

The Nike Book 2 is joining Nike Basketball’s growing WNBA 30th Anniversary lineup with a colorway that leans into the league’s late-90s roots.

Early images show Devin Booker’s second signature shoe dressed in a clean white upper with textured leather, while navy and red accents bring in the familiar throwback look tied to the wider collection. A gradient hit along the midsole adds another strong detail and helps the pair stand apart from the standard team-style setups already attached to the model.

Vintage-inspired branding pushes the theme further across the shoe. The insoles feature a retro “Just Do It” treatment, while an “est. 1996” side tag nods directly to the WNBA’s founding year. Nike also adds an aged-looking midsole finish, giving the release a more archival feel without overdoing the concept. Altogether, the design feels in line with the anniversary story already seen on other Nike models, but the Book 2 still carries it in its own way.

The Nike Book 2 “WNBA 30th Anniversary” is currently set to release on May 2, 2026 through select Nike Basketball retailers and Nike.com. Retail pricing is expected to land at $145 USD, making this one of the more notable upcoming drops tied to the league’s 30-year celebration.

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Nike Book 2 “WNBA 30th Anniversary”
Color: White/Midnight Navy-Fireberry
Style Code: IR6333-100
Release Date: May 8, 2026
Price: $145

Photos: prm.cotd / dbookone

Nike Names Andy Caine Chief Innovation Officer

Andy Caine is stepping into Nike’s Chief Innovation Officer role as the company reshuffles leadership during a difficult stretch for the business. He replaces Tony Bignell, who is leaving the position after less than a year to pursue other creative and philanthropic interests. Multiple reports say Caine’s appointment takes effect Sunday, and he will report to Phil McCartney, Nike’s Chief Innovation, Design and Product Officer.

Caine arrives with more than two decades at Nike and a résumé tied to some of the brand’s more important recent product stories. Most recently, he served as VP and Creative Director for Nike Sportswear, where he helped drive projects tied to the Air VaporMax, Air Liquid Max, and Air Max 1000. Before that, he worked as Creative Director of Global Football, contributing to Mercurial launches and athlete-focused product work with stars like Cristiano Ronaldo.

Nike’s decision feels especially notable because innovation leadership has not been stable lately. Reports indicate Caine will become the fourth person to lead innovation at Nike in roughly three years, which puts even more attention on what he does next. With the company facing pressure around sales, competition, and product momentum, his background in both performance design and modern Air innovation gives this move more weight than a routine executive change.

Nike is now putting one of its longtime internal product minds in charge of guiding innovation across categories, platforms, and sport. From a sneaker standpoint, that makes this more than corporate news, because Caine has already had a hand in shaping some of Nike’s biggest recent design language. The next stretch should reveal whether that experience can help the brand sharpen its product direction at a time when it needs stronger hits.

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Kith And Giorgio Armani Link With The New York Knicks For A 2026 Playoffs Collection

Kith is tapping into New York’s playoff energy with a new New York Knicks collection built for the 2026 NBA Playoffs. This release marks the first time official NBA Playoffs branding has been worked across the full lineup, paired with the familiar Kith for the New York Knicks graphics fans already recognize. The range includes staple pieces like the Ethan and Ainslie Polos, fleece hoodies in Light Heather Grey and Royal Blue, graphic tees, and a Satin Bomber Jacket finished with varsity-style “New York” lettering across the chest.

The collection also leans into statement pieces, including the Thompson Camp Collar Shirt covered in Knicks-inspired graphics throughout. Kith keeps the mix balanced by combining easy everyday essentials with louder playoff-ready designs, giving the full drop a strong mix of sportswear and lifestyle appeal. Every piece feels tied to the moment, but it still carries the premium look Kith is known for.

Giorgio Armani adds a luxury layer to the project with a three-piece capsule that stands out for more than just its name. This marks Armani’s first collaboration with an NBA team, and each item was made in Italy using the brand’s signature materials and craftsmanship. The capsule includes a cream Harmon Rugby Polo, a navy Bomber Jacket, and a bright blue Short-Sleeve Malik Shirt, bringing a more elevated feel to the broader collection.

Accessories help round out the release with several cap options created alongside New Era, including denim 9FORTY M Crown Snapbacks made from soft indigo cotton with embroidered branding on the front and back. Wool and nylon headwear options add more variety, while the Kith Playoffs Canvas Tote gives the collection a practical finish.

The full Kith x New York Knicks 2026 Playoffs collection releases on Monday, April 13th at 11 AM EST through Kith’s New York locations, the Kith website, and the Kith App for U.S. shoppers. The Giorgio Armani capsule will be available exclusively through Kith Manhattan, Kith online, the Kith App, Giorgio Armani Madison Avenue, and Saks Fifth Avenue in New York City.

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Kith x Giorgio Armani x New York Knicks 2026 Playoffs Collection
Release Date: April 13, 2026

Wales Bonner Expands adidas Summer 2026 Collection With New Gazelle Indoor And Karintha Styles

Wales Bonner is coming back around with another adidas lineup for Summer 2026, and this one feels especially loaded. The Gazelle Indoor and Karintha are both getting new looks, and neither feels like filler. The Wales Bonner adidas Predator will still pull plenty of attention, but these pairs have enough going on to stand out on their own and make this collection feel deeper.

The Wales Bonner x adidas Summer 2026 Collection are where things get really interesting. One version mixes brown leather with a snakeskin-style base, which gives the shoe a richer look without making it feel too precious. The other pair takes a moodier turn. Pony hair covers the upper, off-white stripes break it up, and the rope laces help push the styling further. Croc-like hits on the tongue and heel pull it all together.

The Karintha is back as well, and that should not surprise anyone who has been paying attention to Bonner’s run with adidas. This time it shows up in black and white leather options, both finished with brown toe caps, blue lining, and rope laces. That combination gives the model a little more attitude. It also keeps the shoe from feeling like just another clean adidas casual release.

What makes this collection land is how natural it feels. Nothing looks forced, and nothing feels like it was done just to be different. Wales Bonner keeps taking familiar adidas shapes and nudging them into a more refined space through texture, color, and small details.

The Wales Bonner x adidas Summer 2026 Collection is expected to arrive in Summer 2026 through adidas.com and select retailers.

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Wales Bonner x adidas Gazelle Indoor
Style Code: KK3641
Release Date: 2026
Price: TBA

Wales Bonner x adidas Gazelle Indoor
Style Code: KK3640
Release Date: 2026
Price: TBA

Wales Bonner x adidas Karintha
Style Code: KI8476
Release Date: 2026
Price: TBA

Wales Bonner x adidas Karintha
Style Code: KK4981
Release Date: 2026
Price: TBA

Official Photos of the Nike Air Max 95 “Comet Red”

UPDATE 4/10/26: Official photos of the Nike Air Max 95 Big Bubble “Comet” have surfaced. A release is currently expected for Summer 2026. Stay tuned for further updates.

Original Story 3/24/26:
Nike continues to tap into demand for the original Nike Air Max 95 shape, and the momentum hasn’t slowed. Over the past year, the brand has leaned heavily into classic styling, bringing back the beloved “Big Bubble” look through both high-profile collaborations and steady general releases. For longtime fans, it’s been a consistent run of retro energy built around the silhouette’s roots.

While much of 2025 focused on the return of the signature grey gradient colorways like “Mandarin,” “Blue Spark,” and “Pink Foam,” Nike is now shifting toward deeper archive picks. One of the latest examples is the Air Max 95 “Comet,” a design originally seen in 2010 that now gets a modern revival.

The pair keeps things true to the model’s DNA, featuring a smooth black-to-white gradient across the side panels. Hits of red bring contrast throughout, landing on the eyelets, branding, and visible Air units. The result is a sharp, sporty look that balances classic structure with bold accents, giving it standout appeal without overcomplicating the formula.

Nike Air Max 95 “Comet” 2026 Release Date

The Nike Air Max 95 OG “Comet Red” is set to release in Summer 2026 at select retailers and Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $200 USD.

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Nike Air Max 95 “Comet”
Color: White/Neutral Grey-Medium Grey-Comet Red
Style Code: IB7862-100
Release Date: 2026
Price: $200

Photos: atmos

Zendaya Debuts Her First Co-Designed On Cloudnova Moon Collection

On is pushing its partnership with Zendaya into new territory with a collection that feels more personal than a standard brand link-up. This marks the first footwear and apparel project shaped by both sides, mixing Zendaya’s clean, fashion-minded taste with the performance design language that has helped define the Swiss label.

The Cloudnova Moon leads the release and arrives in four colorways: Wolf Alloy, Dew Spruce, Fig, and Black Ink. Around that shoe, On built a full apparel offering in the same understated palette, including ribbed tanks, tees, half-zip anoraks, coach jackets, drawstring midi skirts, parachute pants, and Bermuda shorts. Everything looks designed for motion, but it still carries the kind of easy styling that works well off the move too.

Spike Jonze directed the campaign, and that choice gives the rollout a different kind of energy right away. Called Shape of Dreams, the film takes place inside Zendaya’s imagined “Dream Lab,” where movement, shape, and atmosphere all shift in ways that mirror the collection itself.

The Zendaya x On collection releases April 16 through On.com, On stores, and select retailers worldwide.

With the Cloudnova Moon at the center and a full apparel range beside it, this drop feels like a real step forward for the partnership instead of another quick celebrity capsule.

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Zendaya x On Cloudnova Moon
Color: Wolf/Alloy
Style Code: 3WG10743290
Release Date: April 16, 2026
Price: $200

Zendaya x On Cloudnova Moon
Color: Dew/Spruce
Style Code: 3WG10745461
Release Date: April 16, 2026
Price: $200

Zendaya x On Cloudnova Moon
Color: Fig
Style Code: 3WG10745463
Release Date: April 16, 2026
Price: $200

Zendaya x On Cloudnova Moon
Color: Black/Ink
Style Code: 3WG10745460
Release Date: April 16, 2026
Price: $200

Zendaya x On Apparel Collection
Release Date: April 16, 2026

Nike Kobe Air Force 1 Low “Steam” Releases April 23rd

UPDATE 4/10/26: Official photos of the Nike Kobe Air Force 1 Low “Steam” have surfaced. The green colorway is currently expected to release on April 23, 2026 for $120 USD.

Original Story 3/16/26:
Nike continues expanding its growing Kobe lifestyle lineup with another clean take on the Air Force 1. The upcoming Kobe Bryant x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Steam” is expected to release in Summer 2026, adding a softer color option to the ongoing Kobe Force 1 series that has steadily rolled out over the past year.

This version leans into calm, minimal styling. The upper arrives in a muted Steam Green shade that covers the classic Air Force 1 panels in lightly textured leather. The subtle material choice adds depth to the otherwise monochromatic design, giving the sneaker a refined and relaxed look while preserving the silhouette’s familiar structure.

Signature Kobe touches help separate the pair from a standard Air Force 1. Bryant’s Sheath logo appears on the lateral heel and forefoot, while embroidered jersey numbers at the back nod to his legendary career. These details remain understated, allowing the clean color scheme to stay front and center while still tying the shoe to Kobe’s legacy.

Underfoot, a crisp white midsole creates contrast against the soft green upper, while a matching green outsole completes the look. The balanced color blocking keeps the design simple and wearable.

Nike Kobe Air Foce 1 Low “Steam” Release Date

The Kobe Bryant x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Steam” is currently scheduled to release April 23, 2026 for $120 USD. The pair is expected to launch through Nike.com and select retailers as the Kobe Force 1 collection continues to expand.

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Nike Kobe Air Force 1 Low “Steam”
Color: Steam/Summit White
Style Code: IB0018-005
Release Date: April 23, 2026
Price: $120

Photos: @introcle_west

Nike Air Max 95 “Neon” Gets A Wild Triple-Stacked Custom Makeover

A custom version of the Nike Air Max 95 “Neon” is making noise with one major change: its sole has been stacked three times. Built by Japanese customizer @atelierkato, the pair keeps the iconic gradient upper and volt accents intact, but completely changes the shape underfoot with an exaggerated triple-layer Air Max unit. The result is one of the wildest Air Max 95 customs in recent memory, pushing the classic runner into full-on sculptural territory.

The upper still carries the familiar DNA that made the “Neon” colorway a legend, from the layered grey panels to the mesh build and sharp hits of volt. That familiar look makes the oversized tooling stand out even more. Instead of feeling random, the stacked sole gives the shoe a dramatic new stance while still keeping the original Air Max 95 identity visible. Clean construction also helps the concept land, because the fused sole units look far more polished than most experimental customs.

This triple-stacked Nike Air Max 95 “Neon” Custom will not be for everyone, but that is exactly why it works. Footwear like this is built to get a reaction, and it does that immediately without losing the appeal of the original model.

Anyone into chunky, aggressive sneaker design will probably appreciate how far this idea goes, especially with a classic like the “Neon” as the starting point.

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BSTN x adidas “All Day” Collection Unites The Harden Vol. 10, BW Army, and EVO SL

BSTN and adidas are stretching one idea across the whole day with the new “All Day” collection, built around the Harden Vol. 10, BW Army, and EVO SL. Rather than force every pair into the same lane, the capsule covers game time, training, and everyday wear in a way that feels more natural. Mike James leads the campaign, which gives the rollout a real basketball anchor without making the project feel too locked in.

The adidas Harden Vol. 10 carries the strongest version of the theme, mixing crisp white panels with off-white accents and a smoky translucent outsole underneath. The BW Army keeps things more familiar, sticking with its classic gum sole and a clean neutral color story that fits the pack perfectly. The EVO SL changes the pace a bit, using a black-to-white gradient upper that gives the collection its most eye-catching finish.

The capsule works because each shoe brings a different energy while still feeling tied to the same concept. Nothing here feels overdone or forced, and that makes the full pack easier to buy into.

The BSTN x adidas “All Day” Collection is set to release on April 18, 2026, exclusively through BSTN.

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BSTN x adidas “All Day” collection
Release Date: April 18, 2026

Steven Smith Unveils Crocs The Roy With TEDxPortland

Steven Smith and Crocs used TEDxPortland to introduce a new silhouette called The Roy, a bold foam slip-on shaped with three oversized bands across the forefoot. The design arrives in a bright red finish that leans into the event’s visual identity while giving Crocs another futuristic model to build around. Smith’s role in the project makes the launch stand out even more, especially given his long history shaping influential footwear across multiple brands.

The TEDxPortland project also includes a matching red Classic Clog dressed with custom Jibbitz tied to the Pacific Northwest. Details like University of Oregon and Portland Trail Blazers logos, a TEDxPortland badge, and other playful charms give the pair a more local and personal feel. While The Roy pushes Crocs deeper into experimental territory, the Classic Clog keeps one foot in the brand’s more familiar lane.

TEDxPortland volunteers, speakers, and alumni will receive these pairs, so this collaboration is being treated as an exclusive release rather than a public drop. Still, The Roy easily feels like the bigger story here, and it would not be surprising to see Crocs give the silhouette a wider launch later this year.

Between Smith’s design background and the model’s bold shape, this one has the kind of presence that could reach beyond a one-off event.

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Nike Kobe Siempre Hermanos Pack Honors Kobe and Pau Gasol’s Brotherhood

The Nike Kobe Siempre Hermanos Pack brings a personal story to life with two styles that honor Kobe Bryant and Pau Gasol’s bond. Built around the idea of brotherhood, the pack takes its name from “Siempre Hermanos,” which means “Always Brothers” in Spanish. The concept also reaches back to 2012, when Kobe and Pau shared ownership of a racehorse named Siempre Mio for a year, giving the release a deeper meaning beyond the usual performance or lifestyle drop.

Nike dresses both the Kobe 8 Protro and the Kobe Air Force 1 in soft tan suede, then adds light blue accents for contrast. Saddle-style stitching on the heel sharpens the equestrian theme, while the brown faux horsehair Swooshes give each pair a richer texture. A silver horseshoe dubrae stamped with “Siempre Hermanos” ties the two shoes together and adds one of the collection’s strongest details.

The Kobe Air Force 1 leans more lifestyle-driven with layered suede panels, embossed heel graphics, and an icy sole that keeps the look clean. The Kobe 8 Protro pushes the story into performance territory with a sleeker build, a sculpted heel counter, and a pink-to-blue gradient outsole that stands out immediately. Both pairs feel connected, but each model brings its own energy.

Nike Kobe Siempre Hermanos Pack Release Date

The Nike Kobe Siempre Hermanos Pack releases on April 24, 2026 through Nike.com and select retailers. Pricing is set at $150 for the Kobe Air Force 1 and $200 for the Kobe 8 Protro.

Between the storytelling, premium materials, and emotional connection, this pack feels like one of the more meaningful Kobe drops of the year.

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Nike Kobe Air Force 1 Low Protro “Siempre Hermanos”
Color: Twine/Flax-Light Cream-Baroque Brown
Style Code: IM0582-700
Release Date: April 24, 2026
Price: $150

Nike Kobe 8 Protro “Siempre Hermanos”
Color: Light Orewood Brown/Summit White-Red Stardust-Baroque Brown
Style Code: IM1820-100
Release Date: April 24, 2026
Price: $200

Nike Serves Up A New “Hot Curry” Air Max 95

Nike continues their inevitable drop onslaught with yet another Air Max 95 for Summer 2026. Pencil Point, Anthracite, and Light Charcoal take charge here and make the upper feel darker and ashier from head to toe. Hot Curry then lands where it needs to to brighten the sneaker right up.

The base is covered in Pencil Point mesh while the suede panels on the sides transition from light grey to the darker grey shades as you move down. That fade is still what sells this sneaker and it does it’s job here holding the shoe together. Bright orange eyelets, tongue print, and mini Swooshes near the heel tie the sneaker together with just enough color to keep your interest. No one element is crazy loud, which is probably what helps the sneaker work as well as it does.

Dark midsole and black mudguard lend the shoe a heavier appearance as soon as you look at it. Hot Curry makes an appearance on the outsole once again, while the exposed Air units also have a hint of color to them helping this sneaker have just a bit more depth to it. Speaking of materials, they look great as well. Suede looks buttery and textured, while the mesh allows for that classic breathable running feel we all love on this silhouette.

The Nike Air Max 95 Big Bubble “Hot Curry” is set to release in Summer 2026 for $190. Grab pairs through Nike.com and select retailers.

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Nike Air Max 95
Color: Pencil Point/Anthracite-Light Charcoal-Hot Curry
Style Code: HM4740-014
Release Date: 2026
Price: $190

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Nike Covers The Air Force 1 Low In A Bold “Cow Print” Pack

The Nike Air Force 1 Low “Cow Print” Pack takes one of Nike’s safest classics and gives it a much louder personality. Instead of reworking the shape, Nike lets the materials carry the story here, covering the upper with faux pony hair panels stamped in cow print. That choice gives both pairs a more fashion-driven feel, but the familiar Air Force 1 base keeps everything grounded and easy to wear.

The Black/Phantom colorway is probably your best bet if you prefer your sneakers with higher contrast. Black tumbled leather accents appear on the toe box, eyestays and side panels. Meanwhile, cow print overlays create a more rugged feel and contrast along the mudguard, collar and heel. The white Swoosh brings the eye through the dark upper perfectly, while black laces, lining and heel tab maintain a strong sense of color blocking. White midsole and black outsole cap it all off.

The Field Brown/Gum Medium Brown-Sail colorway goes in a different direction and feels a little more relaxed. Sail leather sets the base, while the brown-and-white cow print overlays give the shoe a warmer, more natural look. Field Brown hits on the Swoosh and heel tab tie everything together without feeling too heavy. White laces lighten things up, and the sail midsole with gum outsole adds that easy vintage touch.

The Nike Air Force 1 Low “Cow Print” Pack is expected to release in Summer 2026 via Nike.com and select retailers for $135 each.

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Nike Air Force 1 Low “Cow Print” (W)
Color: Black/Phantom
Style Code: IO0442-001
Release Date: 2026
Price: $135

Nike Air Force 1 Low “Cow Print” (W)
Color: Field Brown/Gum Medium Brown-Sail
Style Code: IO0442-200
Release Date: 2026
Price: $135