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Soulgoods x Nike Homescape Woven “Medium Orewood Brown” Releases July 11th

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Mario Briguglio
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The Soulgoods x Nike Homescape Woven “Medium Orewood Brown” will release on July 11, bringing a new outdoor-minded shape to the growing list of Nike hybrids.

Soulgoods started the project with a simple idea: add a mudguard to the Footscape Woven. That early concept eventually turned into an entirely new model built for both casual wear and light trail use. The Homescape Woven keeps the familiar woven side panels while adding a tougher outsole and a collapsible heel that allows it to be worn like a slip-on.

The upper leans into the shoe’s unusual construction with a mix of leather, hairy suede, and woven detailing. Its Medium Orewood Brown palette gives the busy design a more grounded look, making the different textures and layered panels easier to take in.

It is not the safest or most traditional Nike collaboration, which is part of the appeal. Rather than placing new colors on an existing model, Soulgoods helped develop something with its own identity and purpose.

The Soulgoods x Nike Homescape Woven “Medium Orewood Brown” releases July 11, 2026 for $180. A second “Beyond Blue” colorway is also expected to join the collection. Check out the official photos below.

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Soulgoods x Nike Homescape Woven
Color: Medium Orewood Brown/Dark Field Brown-Dark Blue Grey
Style Code: HM6961-001
Release Date: July 11, 2026
Price: $180

Photos: atmos

Nike Air Force 1 Low “Sunflower” Releases Fall 2026

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Mario Briguglio
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Nike’s ongoing seasonal Air Force 1 lineup is adding a “Sunflower” colorway slated for release in Fall 2026. These will be available for $125 in unisex sizes from Nike.com and select stores.

Much like the previous “Autumn Leaves” and “Cherry Blossom” versions, this release features a detachable, lace-secured shroud designed to reimagine the iconic Air Force 1 for a new season. This time, Nike looked to late-summer sunflower fields for its inspiration.

Bright yellow sunflowers cover the shroud with every angle featuring a new arrangement when it’s applied to the shoe. The yellow petals feature irregular, jagged edges in places, making them look more real than a standard print. To offset the strong yellow, tiny brown spots and a touch of green are incorporated.

Taking off the floral covering reveals a far more understated Air Force 1. Canvas in khaki and beige hues now dresses the upper, stepping in for the suede seen on last season’s models. White leather is used on the Swooshes to pop and cream laces along with tan Nike branding allow the rest of the color scheme to play it safe.

A brown gum sole rounds out the design, carrying over smoothly between the different versions. Without the floral cover, the shoe looks like a standard canvas Air Force 1. Apply some sunflowers and you’ve got yourself one of Nikes quirkier seasonal releases.

The Nike Air Force 1 Low “Sunflower” is expected to release in Fall 2026 for $125. Look for the pair in unisex sizing at select Nike Sportswear retailers and SNKRS. Check out the official photos below.

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Nike Air Force 1 Low “Sunflower”
Color: Sesame/White-Hemp-Natural
Style Code: IW1256-299
Release Date: 2026
Price: $125

Rare Air Jordan 10 “Dirty Bred” Sample From 1995 Surfaces

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Mario Briguglio
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An early sample version of the Air Jordan 10 has been uncovered, showing just how narrowly Jordan Brand missed releasing another Bulls-themed colorway alongside the rest of the shoe’s initial offerings in 1995. This unreleased “Dirty Bred” sample is characterized by its largely black construction, punctuated by True Red accents, and possesses a noticeably more subdued look than the classic “Chicago.”

The shoe’s upper is entirely black Durabuck, making it a closer match to the “Shadow” than other Air Jordan 10s from that period, which leaned heavily on leather. Red accents on the lining and outsole breaks up the solid color palette. The black midsole gives the shoe a more menacing appearance compared to most of the initial color schemes.

Its Chicago connection is easy to read, but the sample does not feel like a simple alternate version of the retail pair. The muted upper, red trim, and darker tooling create the kind of “Bred” look that became especially popular with customizers years later.

During the 2010s, darker black-and-red makeups of the Air Jordan 10 and Air Jordan 11 became common custom concepts, while Jordan Brand eventually used the “Dirty Bred” name on an Air Jordan 13. This sample suggests a similar idea was already being explored in the mid-1990s.

The original box and production tag further support its sample-era history. The label lists a White/Black-True Red color description and a 1994 production date, placing it right around the Air Jordan 10’s original development period.

Over the past few years, Jordan Brand has brought several unreleased concepts from the archives, previously only seen as samples, to market. This includes designs drawn from the archives that were only ever seen as collector-coveted samples. Nothing points to the Air Jordan 10 “Dirty Bred” becoming an actual product, yet its surfacing offers sneaker enthusiasts an uncommon peek at an idea shelved for over three decades.

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Pharrell Unveils adidas VIRGINIA Watermoc “Starfish”

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Mario Briguglio
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Pharrell is pulling another overlooked adidas model back into view with the VIRGINIA Watermoc, a modern update of the Equipment Water Mo from 1997. Nicknamed the “Starfish,” the shoe was introduced during Paris Fashion Week in five bold colorways.

The original Water Moc was built for use around water, and that purpose still shows through in the new design. A lightweight technical upper sits on a low rubber outsole with traction made for slick surfaces, but the overall shape feels sharper and more fashion-focused than the late-’90s version.

A wide midfoot strap gives Pharrell’s take its most recognizable detail. It begins near the inside collar, wraps across the top of the foot, and secures on the lateral side with an elastic cord. Along with locking the foot in place, the strap breaks up the otherwise stripped-back upper.

The tooling also reaches into another part of the adidas outdoor archive. Its grooved midsole and rugged tread resemble details used on the Carnuba Adventure Moc during the mid-2000s, adding another archival reference without turning the shoe into a direct remake.

Red, yellow, blue, green, and black versions have been previewed so far. Each pair follows a mostly monochrome setup, which keeps the focus on the sculpted panels, open construction, and unusual fastening system.

The Pharrell x adidas VIRGINIA Watermoc “Starfish” is expected to release September 15, 2026, with each colorway reportedly priced at $220.

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Pharrell x adidas VIRGINIA Watermoc “Starfish”
Release Date: September 15, 2026
Price: $220

Song for the Mute Previews adidas Spring/Summer 2027 Collection

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Mario Briguglio
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Song for the Mute and adidas are extending their partnership into 2027, with a new Spring/Summer collection previewed during Paris Fashion Week. This time, the Australian label is working across two very different corners of the adidas archive: the Stan Smith and the TRAXION 1000 Hiker.

The Stan Smith takes on the slimmer, slightly worn shape that has become familiar in Song for the Mute’s adidas projects. Three versions have surfaced so far, including white with green, cream with pink, and a navy-based colorway finished with contrasting panels. Suede extensions, layered construction, and mixed materials pull the tennis shoe away from its usually simple leather setup.

Its comeback also coincides with adidas beginning to focus more attention on the Stan Smith once again. While the silhouette has consistently been a part of the company’s lineup, the Superstar has recently stolen much of the lifestyle limelight. The treatment provided here with Song for the Mute takes a more fashion-forward approach while still maintaining the shoe’s signature silhouette.

The TRAXION 1000 Hiker heads in the opposite direction. Built around a chunkier outdoor silhouette, it appears in yellow and black as well as a more restrained white and black option. Rugged tooling and trail-ready proportions give the collection some weight alongside the narrow Stan Smith.

What connects the two models is the finish. Song for the Mute uses muted blocking, layered textures, and a distressed edge to make a court shoe and a hiker feel like parts of the same collection rather than unrelated releases.

The Song for the Mute x adidas Spring/Summer 2027 collection is expected to arrive during the first half of 2027.

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Nike Air Force 1 Low “Patent Suede” Pack Releases July 2026

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Mario Briguglio
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Patent leather is staying in rotation on the Nike Air Force 1, with another women’s release lined up for Summer 2026.

The upcoming “Patent Suede” pack includes two monochrome colorways, one dressed in “Triple Black” and the other covered in “University Red.” Instead of using a single finish across the entire shoe, Nike splits the upper between glossy patent leather on the toe box and quarter panels and softer suede or nubuck across the overlays.

Keeping each pair to one color puts more attention on the contrast between the shiny and matte materials. It also gives the classic Air Force 1 Low a slightly more elevated look without changing its familiar shape.

The Nike Air Force 1 Low “Patent Suede” pack will release July 1, 2026 in women’s sizing. Each pair will retail for $115.

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Nike Air Force 1 Low “Red Patent” (W)
Color: University Red/Metallic Silver-Tough Red
Style Code: IV5103-600
Release Date: July 1, 2026
Price: $115

Nike Air Force 1 Low “Red Patent” (W)
Color: Black/Metallic Silver-Anthracite
Style Code: IV5103-001
Release Date: July 1, 2026
Price: $115

Nike Air Max “Lost Samples” Pack Celebrates 40 Years of Air

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Mario Briguglio
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Nike is marking 40 years of Air Max with a “Lost Samples” Pack built around three of the line’s defining models. The Air Max 1, Air Max 90, and Air Max 95 all return with altered details that make them look more like unfinished prototypes than standard anniversary retros.

The Air Max 1 stays close to the original “Sport Red” layout, but blue accents on the tongue, upper eyelets, and outsole shift the familiar color blocking. It looks recognizable at first glance, then slightly off in a way that fits the sample-room concept.

Nike takes an obviously aged approach with the Air Max 90. Inspired by the original “Infrared,” the sneakers come with scuffed mudguards and a faded look on the colored portion of the midsole.

Starting with the original “Neon,” the Air Max 95 retains Sergio Lozano’s signature layered grey gradient precisely as it was. Black details on the inside and orange pops on the lace loops and visible Air units alter the feel, yet still honor the shoe’s iconic look.

Using sample-style variations gives Nike room to revisit three heavily retroed colorways without simply producing another exact copy. Each shoe still carries the identity of its original release, but the small changes give collectors something different to notice. Air Max reaches its 40th anniversary in 2027, four decades after Tinker Hatfield introduced visible Air on the Air Max 1. Nike used the line’s 30th anniversary to debut the VaporMax in 2017, so the “Lost Samples” Pack may be only one part of a larger celebration.

The Nike Air Max “Lost Samples” Pack is expected to release in Spring 2027, with a late-March launch around Air Max Day still possible. Early pairs were previewed during Paris Fashion Week.

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Nike Air Max 1 “Lost Samples”
Style Code: JA7122-100
Release Date: 2027
Price: $170

Photos: sneakerologue

Nike Air Max 90 “Lost Samples”
Style Code: IZ1632-100
Release Date: 2027
Price: $160

Nike Air Max 95 “Lost Samples”
Style Code: IX5142-001
Release Date: 2027
Price: $200

Kevin Durant Reveals Nike KD 19 “Candy Paint” Pack

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Mario Briguglio
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Kevin Durant has shown the full Nike KD 19 “Candy Paint” Pack, bringing six bright colorways together for the clearest look yet at the model’s early lineup.

Most of the collection sticks to a nearly one-color build. Red, orange, yellow, purple, green, and black cover the KD 19 from the upper through much of the sole, giving each pair the glossy, saturated look behind the pack’s name. Durant’s reveal included familiar styles such as the red-and-orange debut pair, “Purple Stuff,” and “Butter Candy.”

The black and green editions offered the biggest update. Both had only appeared in limited previews, including a brief showing at a Hibbett event in Houston. Nike has not shared official names for either colorway, though both fit neatly into the candy-colored direction surrounding the shoe.

Houston’s custom-car scene plays a major role in the story. “Candy paint” has long been tied to the city’s car culture, and Drake used the phrase during Nike’s promotional rollout for Durant’s latest signature model. That connection has given the KD 19 a recognizable theme before the full range reaches stores.

The Nike KD 19 “Candy Paint” Pack is expected to roll out throughout Summer and Fall 2026. The red colorway is scheduled for July 15, followed by the yellow pair on July 29. The black edition is expected August 19, while the green colorway is currently set for September 6.

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Air Jordan 11 “Space Jam” 2026 First Look

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Mario Briguglio
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The Air Jordan 11 “Space Jam” is set to return for Holiday 2026, and the first detailed images show Jordan Brand staying close to the version fans already know. Black mesh, glossy patent leather, white midsoles, and icy outsoles remain in place, with blue Jumpman branding adding the colorway’s signature finish.

The 2026 retro also keeps the familiar “23” on the heels and “JUMPMAN JAM” lettering across the tongue strips. Early photos suggest a shape and patent leather cut similar to the 2016 release, which was redesigned to better match Michael Jordan’s original player edition. Packaging has not surfaced yet.

Few Air Jordan 11 colorways carry the same history. Jordan first wore the black-and-blue pair during the 1995 NBA Playoffs, one year before it appeared in Space Jam alongside Bugs Bunny and the Looney Tunes. The movie connection gave the shoe its nickname, but its place in sneaker culture grew well beyond the film.

The first retail release arrived in 2000, followed by a major comeback in 2009. That launch became known for packed malls, overnight campouts, and long lines across the country, offering an early look at the sneaker-release chaos that became common during the following decade.

Jordan Brand revisited the colorway in 2016 with a taller patent leather section, reshaped upper, and other changes inspired by Jordan’s game-worn pair. Nike later called it the company’s biggest and most successful footwear launch at the time, showing how much demand still surrounded the “Space Jam” after multiple releases.

The anniversary year may include more than one movie-inspired Jordan 11. A separate “Space Jam Galaxy” colorway is also expected, giving Jordan Brand another way to revisit the theme without changing the original pair.

Air Jordan 11 Space Jam 2026 Release Date

The Air Jordan 11 “Space Jam” releases December 12, 2026, at select Jordan Brand retailers and Nike.com. Full-family sizing will be available, with adult pairs priced at $255, grade school at $190, little kids at $105, and infant and toddler sizes at $90. The adult price represents a $20 increase from the previous standard Air Jordan 11 price.

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Air Jordan 11 “Space Jam”
Color: Black/Varsity Royal-White
Style Code: CT8012-900
Release Date: December 12, 2026
Price: $255

Photos: fkzdrop

Nike Air Force 1 Low “What The LA” Returns Holiday 2026

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Mario Briguglio
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The Nike Air Force 1 Low “What The LA” is expected to return for Holiday 2026, bringing back one of Nike’s more memorable city-themed releases from the late 2010s.

First launched in 2019 alongside the “What The NYC”, the Los Angeles pair used the “What The” idea in a different way. Rather than pulling pieces from earlier sneakers, Nike built the colorway around LA sports culture, blending shades and materials connected to several of the city’s biggest teams.

The Lakers come to mind instantly with purple and gold, while the Dodgers and Kings are suggested by blue, red, black, and metallic touches. The clash results in each shoe having its own identity, thanks to details like suede and leather, glossy overlays, contrast Swooshes and splattered midsoles.

Los Angeles script appears near the heels and across the insoles, tying the design together without using official team branding. That approach helped the original release feel broader than a single-team tribute, touching basketball, baseball, hockey, and the city’s streetwear identity in one Air Force 1.

According to Sneaker Market RO, the Nike Air Force 1 Low “What The LA” is expected to return during Holiday 2026. Available in men’s sizing, the retail price tag is set at $125 USD.

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Nike Air Force 1 Low “What The LA”
Color: White/Black-Hyper Jade
Style Code: CT1117-100
Release Date: 2026
Price: $125

Jimmy Gorecki and Lapstone & Hammer Serve Up Saucony Progrid Omni 9 “Water Ice” Pack

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Mario Briguglio
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Lapstone & Hammer is leaning into one of Philadelphia’s most recognizable summer traditions for its next Saucony release. Created with Philly-born skater Jimmy Gorecki, the Progrid Omni 9 “Water Ice” Pack brings the city’s frozen treat culture to two bright colorways built around the flavors, storefronts, and neighborhood memories tied to it.

The pack includes one pair dressed in vivid Vizi Red and another centered around mint-colored mesh. Both use a mix of silver, blue, green, and white across the layered upper, giving the shoes the look of water ice flavors mixed together in the same cup. The colors are loud, but they still fit the busy early-2000s runner design of the Progrid Omni 9.

The campaign was photographed at Via Veneto, an Italian ice shop in Norristown, Pennsylvania, where Gorecki grew up. That setting gives the project a real local connection instead of treating Philadelphia water ice as a surface-level theme. Gorecki’s history also makes him a natural fit. Before building his own name in skating and streetwear, he was part of Pharrell Williams’ original Ice Cream skate team.

Lapstone & Hammer extended the idea beyond footwear with a “Jimmy G’s Water Ice” T-shirt featuring artwork by tattoo artist B.J. Betts. The graphic references the hand-painted signs and old-school branding often found at family-run ice shops. Matching New Era “Midsummer Classic” caps will also return for the Phillies, Yankees, Mets, and Dodgers, each finished in tie-dye colors that connect back to the collection.

The Jimmy Gorecki x Lapstone & Hammer x Saucony Progrid Omni 9 “Water Ice” Pack releases July 3 at 10 AM ET through Lapstone & Hammer stores and its website for $165 each. A wider launch through Saucony and select retailers is expected to follow.

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Nike Air Max 95 “Konbini” Pack Nods To 7-Eleven and Lawson

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Mario Briguglio
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Nike is giving the Air Max 95 a convenience store-inspired makeover with a new “Konbini” Pack tied to two of Japan’s most recognizable chains.

The first colorway borrows the familiar green, orange, and red combination associated with 7-Eleven. It also brings back memories of the unreleased 7-Eleven-inspired Nike SB Dunk Low, a scrapped sample that became highly sought after among collectors.

A second pair takes cues from Lawson. Soft grey and blue cover most of the upper, while exposed red edges run along the layered suede panels. The added detailing closely resembles the red trim seen across Lawson storefronts in Japan.

Neither pair appears to be an official collaboration with 7-Eleven or Lawson. Instead, Nike seems to be referencing the colors and visual identity of the two convenience store chains.

The Nike Air Max 95 “Konbini” Pack is currently listed as a Japan-exclusive release through atmos, where raffles are open for ¥25,520 each. Pairs have also appeared at select European retailers, suggesting a wider launch could follow.

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Nike Air Max 95 “Lawson”
Color: Blue Sapphire/White-Light Smoke Grey-Metallic Silver
Style Code: IR1944-400
Release Date: July 11, 2026
Price: $210

Nike Air Max 95 “7-Eleven”
Color: Sail/Total Orange-Sport Green-Metallic Silver
Style Code: IR1944-100 / IR1944-102
Release Date: July 11, 2026
Price: $210

OG Anunoby’s Skechers Nexus “NYC Blue” PE Pre-Orders Available July 1st

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Mario Briguglio
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UPDATE 6/29/26: Skechers will be dropping OG Anunoby’s SKX Nexus “NYC Blue” PE that he wore during the Knicks’ Game 4 comeback victory. Pre-orders begin Wednesday, July 1st via Skechers.com at 10 AM ET and will cost you $120.

Original Story 6/11/26:
OG Anunoby just landed himself a great Finals backstory for his latest Skechers PE.

While wearing the Skechers SKX Nexus “NYC Blue” PE during New York’s 107-106 Game 4 victory over San Antonio at Madison Square Garden, Anunoby helped the Knicks erase a 29-point deficit in the biggest comeback in NBA Finals history. The Knicks-inspired player-exclusives features a bold royal blue upper accented with orange trim.

Anunoby made the game-winning play at the buzzer with 1.2 seconds remaining. After tossing the ball to Jalen Brunson, he drove to the basket following Brunson’s missed three and tipped it in for the win. Instantly made that sequence worth more “NYC Blue” PE than your normal on-court exclusive.

The Skechers SKX Nexus 01 PE is decked out in a complete blue scheme across its mesh upper, midsole, and outsole. Orange accents are placed on the laces, lace loops, tongue branding and heel logo. A two-tone Skechers “S” is embroidered onto the lateral heel while SKX Nexus 01 branding is printed along the side panel. With Anunoby’s OG logo on the tongue tag, these sneakers are undeniably tied to his player exclusives.

This isn’t the only unique Skechers pair Anunoby has sported throughout the series. He wore a Timberland-inspired PE earlier in the Finals as well, helping Skechers get some extra shine as the brand continues carving out its space in basketball via player-exclusive moments.

For now it looks like the OG Anunoby x Skechers SKX Nexus “NYC Blue” PE will remain Anunoby’s pair only. No release date or retail drop has been confirmed. Unless Skechers says something else, we will remember this pair as the blue PE Anunoby wore while rescuing New York’s season.

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Air Jordan 1 Low “Legend Medium Brown” Brings Suede To Fall

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Mason Tiniuc
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The Air Jordan 1 Low “Legend Medium Brown” brings a mix of brown, tan, and off-white tones to Jordan Brand’s Fall 2026 lineup. Official images show the shoe in Legend Medium Brown, Chalk, and Light British Tan, with the materials doing more of the work than the color blocking.

Smooth brown leather covers the toe box and side panels. Around it, lighter suede appears on the mudguard, eyestays, collar, heel, and Swooshes. The rougher finish gives the upper some depth without moving away from the quiet, tonal look.

Tan laces peek out from behind a dark brown nylon tongue that is emblazoned with a white embroidered Jumpman. Subtle branding can be found on the suede heel where the Wings logo is stitched in brown. The color scheme is broken up by chalk accents on the midsole and tan rubber outsole.

The Air Jordan 1 Low “Legend Medium Brown” releases in Fall 2026 through Nike.com and select Jordan Brand retailers. Retail is set at $120.

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Air Jordan 1 Low (W)
Color: Legend Medium Brown/Chalk-Light British Tan
Style Code: DC0774-205
Release Date: 2026
Price: $120

New Balance 993 “Burgundy” Pairs Deep Red Suede With Reflective Grey

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Mason Tiniuc
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New Balance has another 993 lined up for Summer 2026, this time in a dark burgundy palette. The Made in USA release builds the upper with rich red suede over tonal mesh, giving the longtime runner a look that feels better suited to late summer and early fall.

Reflective grey breaks through the darker base around the toe, midfoot, collar, and heel. It also shows up on the laces and tongue, while white-edged “N” logos bring some definition to the side panels.

Most of the details stay close to the standard 993. “Made in USA” is embroidered across the tongues, with 993 branding near the heels and USA logos visible through the rear windows. The off-white lining is a small change in tone, but it keeps the upper from feeling overly dark.

Underfoot you’ll find a white and grey ABZORB midsole with black rubber covering the outsole. Other than that, no deviations from your standard configuration. Colorway does all the heavy lifting here.

The New Balance 993 “Burgundy” releases during Summer 2026 through NewBalance.com and select retailers. The retail price is $200.

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New Balance 993 “Burgundy”
Style Code: U993BU
Release Date: 2026
Price: $200

Nike Air Force 1 Low GS “Ice Cream” Features A Melting Swoosh

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Mason Tiniuc
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Nike spiced up the kids’ Air Force 1 Low with a dessert-inspired treatment for ice cream season. The Nike Air Force 1 Low GS “Ice Cream” begins with a white leather base and introduces pastel sprinkles, waffle cone textures and even features a mint green Swoosh melting down towards the heel.

Small embroidered sprinkles run across the toe box and side panels. Textured material around the collar and back gives the shoe its cone-inspired look, while cream mesh and brown tongue labels add a little warmth to the mostly white upper.

The heel tabs carry script Nike branding and a tiny cherry graphic. It is an easy detail to miss at first, but it finishes the dessert theme without adding too much. A white midsole and rubber outsole keep the rest of the sneaker close to the standard Air Force 1 formula.

Nike has played with food-inspired kids’ releases before, and this one stays wearable by keeping most of the shoe simple. The melting Swoosh and scattered sprinkles do the heavy lifting, while the white base makes it practical for everyday use.

The Nike Air Force 1 Low GS “Ice Cream” is already available through Nike.com in select international markets. A U.S. release is scheduled for August 1, 2026, on Nike.com.

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Nike Air Force 1 Low “Ice Cream” (GS)
Color: Sail/Sesame-Bleached Turquoise-Multi-Color
Style Code: IV208-133
Release Date: August 1, 2026
Price: $80

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