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Official Photos of the Quai 54 x Air Jordan 11 Low IE “Gunsmoke”

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Mason Tiniuc
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UPDATE 6/22/26: Official photos of the Quai 54 x Air Jordan 11 Low IE “Gunsmoke” have surfaced. A U.S. release date has yet to be announced.

Original Story 6/18/26:
Paris’ Quai 54 tournament is getting another Jordan release for 2026, this time built around the Air Jordan 11 Low IE. The “Gunsmoke” colorway arrives June 20, 2026 through Nike and select European retailers, with unisex sizing confirmed. Pricing has not been announced.

This year’s collection first surfaced through a white Air Jordan 1 Low accented with purple and bright green. The Air Jordan 11 Low IE carries over that palette but pushes the darker shades to the front, giving the upper a layered mix of purple and Gunsmoke tones.

Slime green covers the outsole and appears again on the Jumpman logo across the tongue. Those sharp accents tie the shoe back to the matching Jordan 1 Low without making the two releases feel identical.

The Air Jordan 11 Low IE remains an uncommon choice compared to the patent leather Jordan 11 Low, making its inclusion one of the more interesting parts of the collection. Its ventilated paneling and sport-focused construction also fit naturally with Quai 54’s streetball roots.

Held annually in Paris, Quai 54 brings together top basketball talent from across Europe and beyond. Jordan Brand has supported the tournament for years, regularly producing limited footwear and apparel tied to each event.

The Quai 54 x Air Jordan 11 Low IE “Gunsmoke” releases June 20, 2026, in unisex sizing. Look for the pair online and in stores through Nike and select retailers across Europe. A retail price has yet to be confirmed.

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Quai 54 x Air Jordan 11 Low IE “Gunsmoke”
Color: Gunsmoke/Multi-Color
Style Code: IR2368-001
Release Date: June 20, 2026 (Overseas)
Price: TBA

Vans Reveals New Slip-Ons For Paris Fashion Week

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Mason Tiniuc
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Vans is bringing three limited collaborations to Paris Fashion Week, giving Vanna Youngstein, Lorenzo Fioravanti, and a third creative partner room to reinterpret some of the brand’s most familiar silhouettes. Four colorways are included, but none are headed for a standard retail release.

Beads and charms connect the group, carrying over the handcrafted styling that helped earlier Vans projects gain attention. The finishes move in opposite directions. Some pairs arrive already scuffed and dirtied, while others keep a fresh, untouched appearance.

Vanna Youngstein brings her Y2K-heavy design language to the collection. Iridescent flowers and athletic-style lettering reference the cropped tees, tanks, and vintage sportswear that regularly appear in her work.

Lorenzo Fioravanti uses a tan and white Vans Slip-On as his canvas, spray painting graphics all over the upper. The artwork mimics a one-of-one custom while maintaining the identifiable silhouette of the laceless shoe.

Vans will distribute all three collaborations exclusively to members of its extended Friends and Family community during Paris Fashion Week. No public launch, pricing, or wider availability has been announced.

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Grumpy Bear Inspires The Care Bears x adidas Adistar Control 5

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Mason Tiniuc
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Grumpy Bear takes over the adidas Adistar Control 5 for the upcoming Care Bears collection. The light blue colorway carries the character theme, though adidas keeps the graphics restrained and lets the runner’s original shape do most of the work.

Velvet blue fabric is layered beneath tonal leather overlays along the toe, sides, and heel. Silver detail is speckled throughout adidas’ branding, giving the upper slight contrast from the otherwise monotone treatment.

A blue cloud badge appears on the right tongue, the clearest nod to Grumpy Bear. Small yellow stars are stitched near the forefoot and heel. They bring in some of the Care Bears color without turning the shoe into an all-over character design.

The bulky Adistar Control 5 shape already fits the ongoing return of early-2000s runners. Here, the softer materials make it feel more like a casual collaboration, while the layered construction remains mostly unchanged.

The Care Bears x adidas Adistar Control 5 “Grumpy Bear” releases July 1, 2026, through adidas.com and select retailers for $140. More footwear from the Care Bears collection will arrive on the same date.

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Care Bears x adidas Adistar Control 5 “Grumpy Bear” (W)
Style Code: KK2606
Release Date: July 1, 2026
Price: $140

Photos: Asphaltgold

Nike Total 90 Shox Magia Revives Y2K Football Style

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Mason Tiniuc
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Nike is bringing the Total 90 Shox Magia back in two colorways that dig into the brand’s early-2000s football archive. Official images show Black/Yellow Diamond-Black-Spinach Green and White/Black-Metallic Silver pairs, both keeping the model’s low stance, oversized wraparound laces, and exposed Shox cushioning at the heel.

The Total 90 branding is hard to miss. Nike placed the circular T90 logo on the back of each shoe, a direct link to the boots, kits, and equipment tied to the line’s original run. Pixelated graphics run across the uppers as well, looking a lot like the patterns once used on goalkeeper jerseys.

The black pair gets the louder treatment. Spinach Green breaks through the dark upper, while Yellow Diamond covers the laces, midfoot wrap, and part of the outsole. On the second pair, white takes over most of the shoe, with black graphics and laces joined by Metallic Silver Swooshes.

Broad panels span the midfoot atop a conventional lace setup, which lends the profile a more gear-influenced aesthetic. Above the Shox pillars, a molded heel cage caps off a silhouette that dives headfirst into Nike’s Y2K performance archive.

Both Nike Total 90 Shox Magia colorways are expected to release July 14, 2026 through Nike.com and select Nike Sportswear retailers.

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Nike Total 90 Shox Magia
Color: Black/Yellow Diamond-Black-Spinach Green
Style Code: IR8176-002
Release Date: July 14, 2026
Price: $150

Nike Total 90 Shox Magia
Color: White/Black-Metallic Silver
Style Code: IR8176-100
Release Date: July 14, 2026
Price: $150

Care Bears x adidas Collection Releases July 2026

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Mason Tiniuc
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Care Bears is stepping into adidas’ retro-running lane with a new collection built around two Adistar Control 5 colorways, a kids’ Samba, and several additional children’s styles. The collaboration uses pastel colors, fuzzy materials, and character artwork across the footwear instead of relying on simple co-branding.

The adidas Adistar Control 5 arrives in “Clear Sky” and “Clear Pink.” Pale blue overlays, white accents, and yellow Care Bears patches shape the “Clear Sky” pair, while the second version trades those cooler shades for soft pink tones. Both feature metallic silver Three Stripes, embroidered characters near the forefoot, and cloud and sunshine badges on the tongues.

Plush textile details give the layered Adistar upper a softer look without covering up the model’s bulky early-2000s running design. The two pairs also come in Care Bears packaging with co-branded graphics and character-printed tissue paper.

Showing the simpler side of things is this kids-only Care Bears x adidas Samba. White leather tops it off with light grey suede providing coverage on the toe and eyestays while a gum rubber sole preserves the timeless silhouette of the Samba. Lilac furry Three Stripes lace the sides next to Care Bears logos up top on the tongue and sidewall.

Heart-shaped lollipop graphics are embroidered near the heels, while the sockliners carry an all-over mix of bear faces, rainbows, clovers, moons, hearts, and adidas logos. More kids’ footwear will be included in the wider collection, expanding the release beyond the two Adistar Control 5 styles.

Spezial completes the lineup with two colorways, appropriately dubbed “Brown” and “Bliss Blue.” Each model features shaggy suede uppers, white leather Three Stripes, tonal lacing and gum rubber outsoles, while featuring Care Bears artwork beside the stripes. The muted brown scheme is more subtle, while the vibrant blue interpretation embraces the collection’s pastel theme.

The Care Bears x adidas collection releases globally on July 1, 2026, through adidas and select retailers.

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Care Bears x adidas Samba
Style Code: KJ7688
Release Date: July 1, 2026
Price: TBA

Care Bears x adidas adiStar Control 5 “Clear Pink”
Style Code: KK2605
Release Date: July 1, 2026
Price: TBA

Care Bears x adidas adiStar Control 5 “Clear Sky”
Style Code: KK2606
Release Date: July 1, 2026
Price: TBA

Care Bears x adidas Spezial “Brown”
Style Code: KK4932
Release Date: July 1, 2026
Price: TBA

Care Bears x adidas Spezial “Bliss Blue”
Style Code: KK4933
Release Date: July 1, 2026
Price: TBA

A’ja Wilson Debuts Nike A’Two “Draw 4 UNO” PE

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Mario Briguglio
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A’ja Wilson brought one of her favorite card games onto the court with a mismatched Nike A’Two PE inspired by UNO’s familiar Draw Four card.

The Nike A’Two “Draw 4 UNO” PE uses the game’s red, blue, green, and yellow palette across four separate sides. Instead of blending the colors throughout the pair, each section receives its own bold finish, making the shoes look different from nearly every angle.

Red patent leather covers the lateral side of the right shoe, while blue appears along its medial side. The opposite sneaker switches to green on the lateral panel and yellow on the medial. Small matching accents around the forefoot continue the split-color setup.

White Swooshes and textured trim break up the brighter panels. Black fills the tongues, laces, lower portion of the upper, midsoles, and glossy heel counters, echoing the dark border used around traditional Uno cards. Yellow branding on the tongue completes the theme.

Wilson wore the PE during another dominant stretch with the Las Vegas Aces. The signature look also fits her growing run of Nike A’Two exclusives, which have regularly pulled inspiration from personal interests and pop-culture references rather than relying on standard team colors.

The Nike A’Two “Draw 4 UNO” PE was created specifically for A’ja Wilson. No public release is currently expected.

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Frank Nitty Debuts Dead Serene x Nike ST Charge Collaboration

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Mario Briguglio
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Franklin “Frank Nitty” Session is bringing Dead Serene into the Nike lineup with his own take on the ST Charge. The collaboration connects his streetwear label with a performance model that already lines up closely with his outdoor basketball background.

The Dead Serene x Nike ST Charge starts with a bright blue mesh upper that darkens around the edges. Violet TPU wraps the lower half of the shoe and continues across the heavily textured sole, finished with scattered blue speckles. Chrome lace hardware and metallic Swooshes add a sharper contrast without taking over the design.

Branding is spread across the pair in several forms. Dead Serene appears on one tongue, while Frank Nitty’s initials land on the other. Behind the tongues is a cartoon version of Session wearing Nike gear, a graphic also used for the removable keychain included with the shoes.

Several lace options come with the release, including black, light blue, and violet sets. Some carry repeating graphics, giving wearers a few different ways to change the look. More Dead Serene lettering sits beneath the translucent outsoles, with mismatched typography visible from below.

The insoles carry the phrase, “You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain.” It is one of the quieter details, but it fits the mood and identity Session has built around Dead Serene.

There is a clear reason Session was paired with this model. The four-time Drew League MVP made his name on outdoor courts, while Nike developed the ST Charge around its “Street Tough” concept. The collaboration feels connected to how he actually plays rather than simply attaching his name to a new silhouette.

The Dead Serene x Nike ST Charge is expected to release soon through Nike SNKRS. Men’s sizing will be available for $150.

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Dead Serene x Nike ST Charge
Color: Persian Violet/Metallic Silver-Atomic Purple-Off Noir-Blue Glow
Style Code: IX1566-500
Release Date: 2026
Price: $150

Photos: ad__sneaks / franknittyy

Pharrell’s Louis Vuitton Combi Draws Comparisons To The Vans Authentic

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Mario Briguglio
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Pharrell Williams has introduced the Louis Vuitton Combi, a low-top sneaker built around the familiar language of classic skate shoes. Early images show a slim profile, wrapped toe construction, simple lacing, and a striped vulcanized-style sole.

Those details have made the Vans Authentic comparison hard to miss. Vans saw it as well, responding “Ohhhh bet” beneath Pharrell’s post on the @skateboard Instagram account. The comment quickly became part of the story as the resemblance spread across social media.

Louis Vuitton pushes the shape in a different direction through its materials. Pharrell’s red pair uses a crocodile-textured upper with thick white laces, metal eyelets, and natural Vachetta leather accents near the toe and heel. Future also shared the same red colorway, along with a brown monogram version finished with multicolored details.

The Combi name makes the whole situation even more amusing. “Kombi” is widely tied to passenger-and-cargo vans, most famously the Volkswagen Type 2. Giving that name to a sneaker being compared to Vans feels almost too on the nose.

Additional colorways are likely, though only the red crocodile-style pair and brown monogram version have surfaced so far. Pharrell has regularly used wide palettes across his footwear projects, so these early looks may represent only part of the eventual range.

The Combi continues Louis Vuitton’s recent interest in skate-inspired sneakers under Pharrell’s creative direction. The brand introduced the similarly influenced Tilted model in 2025.

The Louis Vuitton Combi is expected to release in early 2027. Additional colorways and release details should surface following Louis Vuitton’s Spring 2027 menswear show in Paris.

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New Balance 1890 “Linen” Releases June 25th

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Mason Tiniuc
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The New Balance 1890 “Linen” will drop June 25, 2026 via NewBalance.com and select retailers. Retailing at $180 USD.

New Balance plays it pretty safe on the 1890 with a Linen upper dominated by muted neutrals. Mesh is used on the bottoms with smooth synthetic overlays to achieve the technical cushioning silhouette we’ve come to expect from the brands performance runners. A suede-adjacent panel at the heel gives the shoe some additional texture rather than relying on the beiges sole to carry the shoe.

Metallic silver accents appear on the large “N” logo overlays on the heel and tongue, heel strap and toe overlays. The silver helps create contrast while maintaining the sneakers muted tone. You’ll also find 1890 logos stamped on the lateral side of the heel, ABZORB branding on the midsole and New Balance branding on the tongue, heel tab, insole, outsole and toe bumper.

Punch Yellow is used sparingly on the sole of the shoe, highlighted by the midfoot shank and cutout visible cushioning. This placement allows the vibrant yellow to peek through without taking over the upper. Grey and tan outsole rubber ties the neutral build together.

Overall the New Balance 1890 “Linen” vibes as another solid addition to the brands burgeoning lifestyle runner collection. Looks bland at first, but the pairing of metallic accents, layered synthetic fabric, bulky midsole and punch yellow detail bring complexity to the shoe upon further inspection.

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New Balance 1890
Color: Linen/Punch Yellow
Style Code: U18901IU
Release Date: June 25, 2026
Price: $180

New Balance 1890A “Snakeskin” Releases July 2026

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Mason Tiniuc
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New Balance is giving the 1890 a more formal makeover with the upcoming 1890A “Snakeskin.” Dressed in a mushroom-inspired “Morel” colorway, the loafer-meets-sneaker design releases July 3, 2026, for $190 in unisex sizing.

The New Balance 1890A keeps the same ABZORB-loaded sole found on the original model, but nearly everything above it takes a different direction. Smooth leather shapes the moccasin-style upper, while raised stitching wraps the forefoot and forms a pronounced lip around the toe.

Pale yellow leather sets the base and gives the “Morel” colorway its name. Grey, brown, and black snakeskin-print panels break up the softer shade, adding a more upscale finish to the hybrid silhouette. A black tongue label and matching midsole bring some weight to the bottom of the shoe.

After more than a dozen standard 1890 releases over the past year, the 1890A pushes the line into dressier territory. The combination of a traditional loafer shape and modern New Balance cushioning also fits the growing demand for footwear that sits somewhere between casual sneakers and formal shoes.

The New Balance 1890A “Snakeskin” releases July 3, 2026, through NewBalance.com and select New Balance retailers in-store and online. The pair will be offered in unisex sizing for $190.

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New Balance 1890A “Snakeskin”
Color: Morel/Black
Style Code: U18907P8
Release Date: July 3, 2026
Price: $190

adidas Harden Vol. 10 Gets Candy Red Makeover

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Mason Tiniuc
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The adidas Harden 10 “Red/Black” is scheduled to release during Fall 2026 for $160. The latest colorway of James Harden’s signature shoe will be available through adidas.com and select adidas Basketball retailers.

Minimal branding allows nearly all of the molded upper to be covered in bright red. Attention is placed squarely on the Harden 10’s sculpted design. Curved ridges run through the toe and along the sides of the shoe, forming concentric waves that shift visually as the light dances off the high gloss finish.

Peek through the molded surface to find a black knit inner bootie. Black elastic laces, tongue accents, heel counter and pull tabs complete the look under the sculpted shell. Three strips of rubber cover the rear of the heel and are also black. Brightly lit environments will bring out the reflective adidas logo embossed on the forefoot, which provides function without interfering in the shoe’s two-tone color scheme.

The outsole continues the red finish and features circular traction patterns beneath the forefoot and heel. Its low-cut profile and sock-like collar give the shoe a close, contained shape, while the wraparound shell separates it from more traditional mesh-and-overlay basketball models.

Official images also show how dramatically the upper changes under flash photography. The red shell takes on a deeper tone, while the forefoot adidas logo reflects brightly against the black panel.

Look for the adidas Harden 10 “Red/Black” to arrive in Fall 2026 at adidas.com and select retailers. The retail price is set at $160.

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adidas Harden Vol 10
Color: Lucid Red/Core Black
Style Code: KI1604
Release Date: 2026
Price: $160

adidas DON Issue 8 “Lucid Tangerine” Releases August 2026

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Mason Tiniuc
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Donovan Mitchell’s eighth signature shoe is adding a bright orange and mint release to the adidas Basketball lineup. The adidas DON Issue 8 “Lucid Tangerine” arrives August 15, 2026, for $120 through adidas.com and select retailers.

Lucid Tangerine mesh runs across most of the upper, mixed with pale yellow shapes woven into the material. Pulse Mint takes over the toe and rubber outsole, then fades into orange along the midsole and heel.

Core Black keeps the brighter colors in check. It covers the tongue, laces, collar, and trim around the upper, while also framing the sculpted support panel at the midfoot. Black Three Stripes wrap the heel, joined by light yellow piping and adidas branding.

The mint outsole features circular traction patterns under the forefoot and heel. A breathable upper, low-cut shape, and reinforced midfoot maintain the performance build of Mitchell’s latest signature model.

Dressed in Lucid Tangerine/Core Black-Pulse Mint, this adidas DON Issue 8 releases August 15, 2026, at adidas.com and select retailers. Retail price is set at $120.

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adidas DON Issue 8
Color: Lucid Tangerine/Core Black-Pulse Mint
Style Code: KI9287
Release Date: August 15, 2026
Price: $120

Where To Buy The Air Jordan 5 “Black/University Blue”

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Mario Briguglio
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UPDATE 6/21/26: You can still find sizes of the Air Jordan 5 “Black/University Blue” available on Nike.com.

Original Story 10/7/25:
The Air Jordan 5 “Black/University Blue” was originally released in 2006 as part of the original Lifestyle (LS) series and is set to officially return in Summer 2026 celebrating its 20th Anniversary. This Air Jordan 5 has become one of the most sought after colorways from the series for its clean, collegiate-inspired color palette and quality materials.

Featuring nearly the exact same design as the OG, this retro is composed of Black nubuck uppers accented by bold splashes of University Blue and White paint. Signature 3M reflective tongues, translucent mesh side panels and contrast stitching that draw attention to the Air Jordan 5s built up details. The University Blue lining and embroidered heel will also get a pop of “UNC” style color Jordan fans are used to.

While “Black/University Blue” is loved in its own right, in the mid-2000s, it released during the LS era in which Jordan Brand began the strategy of launching limited sneakers with corresponding apparel and exclusive pieces. This association with clothing is part of what has made the colorway so legendary over the years, especially amongst collectors who missed the opportunity to own a pair when it was originally available for such a limited time. The 2026 retro continues the sneaker company’s recent pattern of dusting off classic mid-2000s releases, including but not limited to “Burgundy” and “Green Bean”.

Details like the icy translucent outsole, lace locks and OG-style packaging complete this trip down memory lane that honors its 2006 roots. It’s a winning formula: heritage, quality materials, and a color balance that is both timeless and fresh.

Air Jordan 5 Black University Blue 2026 Release Date

The Air Jordan 5 “Black/University Blue” releases June 20, 2026 at select Jordan Brand retailers and Nike.com for $220 USD.

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Air Jordan 5 “Black/University Blue”
Color: Black/University Blue-White
Style Code: DD0587-008
Release Date: June 20, 2026
Price: $220

Photos: hype901_

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Sneaker Talk: Air Jordan 5 “Fear”

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Mario Briguglio
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The Air Jordan 5 “Fear” released on August 24, 2013, alongside matching Air Jordan 3 and Air Jordan 4 colorways. All three pairs formed Jordan Brand’s “Fear” Pack, with the Jordan 5 originally priced at $175.

Its Sequoia and Medium Olive suede upper gives the shoe a dark, almost weathered appearance. Black fills in the tongue, laces, eyelets, and side-panel mesh, while Fire Red appears on the Jumpman branding and the speckled shark teeth along the midsole.

A black-to-olive fade runs through the midsole, keeping the military-inspired palette intact. The translucent blue outsole adds the only lighter section, although original pairs often show yellowing after more than a decade.

Jordan Brand built the collection around a campaign about fear, ambition, and the pressure surrounding Michael Jordan’s legacy. The message focused on being afraid of what you may never become, while others fear what you still could become.

The Air Jordan 5 “Fear” has not received another retail release since 2013. Pairs can still be found through resale platforms such as StockX.

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Air Jordan 5 “Fear”
Color: Sequoia/Fire Red-Medium Olive-Black
Style Code: 626971-350
Release Date: August 24, 2013
Price: $175

Air Jordan 1 Low “Lime Blast” Hides The Artwork Underfoot

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Mario Briguglio
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Jordan Brand is lining up a new Air Jordan 1 Low SE “Lime Blast” for Summer 2026. The men’s release is expected to arrive in July for $130.

Lime Blast suede covers nearly the entire upper, creating a tonal green finish from the toe box through the heel. Anthracite breaks up the look across the Swooshes, embroidered Jumpman logos, and Wings branding on the rear tabs.

The most distinctive detail sits underneath. A translucent green outsole reveals dark sketch-style graphics that resemble comic-book artwork. That treatment appears similar to the previously revealed Jordan Sixty Plus Low and may connect both pairs to Jordan Brand’s “Comic” series, led by an upcoming Air Jordan 4. Jordan Brand has not officially confirmed that connection.

Rope-style laces continue the textured approach up top, while an additional Anthracite pair gives wearers another option. Perforations across the toe box, soft interior padding, and the familiar low-cut Jordan 1 build keep the rest of the design straightforward.

Although Jordan Brand is reportedly reducing the number of Air Jordan 1 High OG releases heading into 2027, the Low continues to hold a larger place in the seasonal lineup. This pair leans into that strategy with a louder finish and materials that separate it from standard leather releases.

The Air Jordan 1 Low SE “Lime Blast” releases in July 2026 in men’s sizing. Look for it at Nike.com and select Jordan Brand retailers for $130.

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Air Jordan 1 Low SE
Color: Lime Blast/Anthracite
Style Code: IV6501-337
Release Date: July 2026
Price: $130

Jordan Sixty Plus Low “Lime Blast” Gets The Comic Treatment

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Mario Briguglio
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Jordan Brand is bringing back the Jordan Sixty Plus Low for Summer 2026 in a bold new kids’ colorway. The “Lime Blast” edition will release during July in grade school sizing, priced at $125.

Anthracite covers most of the leather and nubuck upper, giving the shoe a dark base for its brighter details. Lime Blast appears across the lining, eyelets, piping, outsole, and jagged midsole graphics. Matching splatter-style artwork spreads across the toe box and side panels.

The illustrated graphics may connect the pair to Jordan Brand’s developing “Comic” series, which includes an upcoming Air Jordan 4. That theme has not been officially confirmed for this release, though the artwork points in a similar direction.

Pink Blast adds a sharp contrast at the heel, where diagonal “23” logos appear beneath the rear tabs. More pink stitching frames the “23-Love” labels hidden behind the tongues. Black laces, Jumpman branding, visible Air cushioning, and a black-and-green rubber outsole complete the design.

First introduced as a high-top in 2009, the Jordan Sixty Plus combines elements from models Michael Jordan wore during his 60-point NBA performances. This low-top version reshapes that hybrid concept into a more casual, everyday silhouette.

The Jordan Sixty Plus Low “Lime Blast” releases in July 2026 through Nike.com and select Jordan Brand retailers. The kids-exclusive pair will be available in grade school sizing for $125.

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Jordan Sixty Plus Low GS
Color: Anthracite/Lime Blast-Pink Blast
Style Code: IV6514-060
Release Date: July 2026
Price: $125

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