Nike LeBron 23 “Out For Redemption” Releases January 2026

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Jan 16, 2026

UPDATE 1/16/26: Official photos of the Nike LeBron 23 “Out For Redemption” have been added below. The shoe is detailed with a “Redeem Team” reference on the heels. A release date is set for January 30th, 2026.

Original Story 12/8/25:
The Nike LeBron 23 “Out For Redemption” channels one of the most important periods in LeBron James’ career. At the start of his 23rd NBA season, LeBron is again facing genuine questions about his future and the number of prime performances he has left. Nike is using this moment to look back on some of the steppingstones that led LeBron to his global superstardom.

This colorway is straight out of 2008, when LeBron and the Redeem Team returned the U.S. to Olympic gold medal glory following the bitter 2004 loss. The upper blends Midnight Navy with pops of crisp University Red, immediately conjuring the vibe of Beijing. Gold accents on the forefoot Swoosh and lace tips reference the medal that LeBron and the Dream Team earned at the end of their journey. It’s a simple, elegant storytelling choice, and one that longtime fans will appreciate.

The LeBron 23 keeps the line’s signature split-texture construction, but this pair incorporates a subtle homage to the Zoom Soldier II era. Its etched design patterns recall the tattoo-inspired graphics LeBron sported throughout the Olympics, referencing the energy of those sneakers without directly replicating them. The result is modern, while borrowing just enough from the past to give the shoe some emotional heft.

Nike LeBron 23 Out For Redemption Release Date

The Nike LeBron 23 “Out For Redemption” arrives January 30th for $210. Pairs will be available through Nike.com and select retailers, continuing the broader 23-shoe series highlighting key moments from LeBron’s career.

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Nike LeBron 23 “Out for Redemption”
Color: Midnight Navy/University Red-Metallic Gold
Style Code: IH1513-400
Release Date: January 30, 2026
Price: $210

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Nike LeBron 23 “Honor The King” Honors Civil Rights Legacy

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Mario Briguglio

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Jan 16, 2026

UPDATE 1/16/26: Official photos of the Nike LeBron 23 “Honor The King” have been added below in men’s sizing. A release is expected February 24, 2026. Stay tuned for more launch updates to develop.

Original Story 1/8/26:
The Nike LeBron 23 “Honor The King” continues LeBron James’s tradition of embedding purpose into performance footwear. Scheduled for February 2026, the colorway draws inspiration from the National Civil Rights Museum, grounding the design in American history rather than seasonal storytelling.

The National Civil Rights Museum is located in the former Lorraine Motel, which is where Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated in 1968. The significance of that fact is deeply tied to the legacy of the motel, which was previously a common place for African Americans to stay while traveling in a time of segregation. The site itself also became the former motel’s tragic place of transition from a home for families and a business for workers to a symbol of mourning for a nation. Given these factors and James’ history of financially supporting the museum’s preservation and maintenance of its educational role in the culture, this release holds more significance than other releases in the “social-impact” category.

As for the actual design of the LeBron 23 “Honor The King” itself, it’s not particularly showy. The overall color palette is focused on shades of teal as a primary nod to the doorways of the motel itself. There are also accentuations of gold, which are more subdued and less obnoxious than what we’re used to when it comes to shoes with a socio-historical bent. The word “EQUALITY” stamped along the heel of the shoe has a starkness that fits with the inspiration behind this release, but also doesn’t overshadow the rest of the LeBron 23’s design.

For a James-inspired LeBron sneaker, the details that are expected for performance hold strong, even if the messaging is the star of the show this time. As for that messaging, the LeBron 23 “Honor The King” is quieter and more succinct than some of LeBron’s previous drops that speak to social issues. This contributes to making the upcoming release feel more concrete and less airy in execution. This balances out the significance of its story, and James’ role in it.

Nike LeBron 23 Honor The King Release Date

The Nike LeBron 23 “Honor The King” is set to release on February 24, 2026, via Nike.com and select retailers. It will launch in adult and grade school sizing, priced at $210 for adults.

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Nike LeBron 23 “Honor The King”
Color: Hyper Jade/Deep Royal Blue-Bleached Turquoise-University Gold
Style Code: IH1513-300
Release Date: February 24, 2026
Price: $210

(GS pictured below)

Nike GT Cut 4 “Bruce Lee” (University Gold) Releases Spring 2026

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Mario Briguglio

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Jan 16, 2026

UPDATE 1/16/26: The Nike GT Cut 4 “University Gold” – “Bruce Lee” colorway photos have been added below. Although Nike hasn’t confirmed a release date yet, the sneakers should drop this Spring 2026.

Original Story 12/29/25:
The Nike GT Cut 4 “Bruce Lee” images are beginning to surface, and they point toward a bold next chapter for Nike Basketball’s non-signature lineup. Slated for Spring 2026, the model signals a sharper visual direction while keeping performance at the center. As leaks circulate, the Greater Than series appears ready to reclaim attention beyond player-exclusive silhouettes.

This first look leans into a familiar black and University Gold color blocking, widely associated with Bruce Lee’s cinematic legacy. Black anchors the tongue, forefoot, and lining, while saturated yellow floods the sculpted shell. The contrast feels intentional, giving the shoe immediate presence without overcomplicating the design.

Compared to earlier GT Cut entries, the fourth iteration looks more aggressive through the midfoot and heel. The molded upper, visible ridges, and flared tooling suggest faster transitions and lateral control. That evolution aligns with Nike’s recent push toward speed-focused basketball footwear rather than minimal court feel.

Performance updates remain a major talking point. ZoomX cushioning pairs with a Zoom Strobel setup, while revised traction supports sharp cuts. A reinforced exoskeleton and structured collar round out the build, reinforcing stability during high-tempo play.

The Nike GT Cut 4 “Bruce Lee” will release in Spring 2026 through select Nike Basketball retailers and Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $200 USD.

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Nike GT Cut 4 “Bruce Lee”
Color: University Gold/Black
Style Code: HV9922-700
Release Date: 2026
Price: $200

Photos: prm.cotd

Nike Air Max 95 “Olympic” Returns Spring 2026

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Jan 16, 2026

UPDATE 1/16/26: Official photos of the Nike Air Max 95 Big Bubble “Olympic” have been added below. A release date is expected Spring 2026. Stay tuned for more updates.

Original Story 4/17/25:
Nike is set to revive a fan-favorite classic with the return of the Nike Air Max 95 “Olympic” in 2026. Originally dropped in 2004 during the Athens Olympics, this sneaker showcases bold colors drawn from the five Olympic rings.

The upper features layered panels of black, blue, green, red, and yellow. Each lace loop also mirrors these iconic colors, creating a dynamic and spirited look. The base white mesh and leather offer balance, while gold-tinted Air Max bubbles and striped tongue labels add flair.

Notably, the tongue badge’s colorway might reference Greece’s flag, paying tribute to the host country of the 2004 Olympics. A small gold Swoosh on the heel and Nike Air branding complete the nostalgic design.

Many original pairs from 2004 suffered from age-related wear, such as midsole crumbling. This Retro release gives fans a chance to wear the design once more—without the risk of damage. Although it wasn’t a limited drop back then, this release is sure to draw attention from longtime Air Max lovers.

Air Max 95 Olympic 2026 Release Date

The Nike Air Max 95 “Olympic” will release in Spring 2026 available at select Nike Sportswear retailers and Nike.com.

Whether you’re a collector or a runner fan, this drop combines history, style, and performance in a single colorful package.

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Nike Air Max 95 “Olympic”
Color: White/Chile Red-Photo Blue-Metallic Gold
Style Code: IB7872-100
Release Date: 2026
Price: $190

(2004 pair)

Larry June Previews adidas Adistar Control 5 Collaboration

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Mason Tiniuc

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Jan 16, 2026

Larry June has confirmed that his adidas Adistar Control 5 collaboration will be hitting store shelves in 2026. Rather than chasing muted tones, the design leans into his citrus-driven identity with confidence. That visual language feels intentional, tying fashion, music, and branding into a single statement.

A creamsicle-style fade covers the mesh base, mixing warm orange and soft cream hues. Neon green details hit the tongue and midsole, echoing the look of fresh stems. There also appears to be a rounded heel detail, which subtly reinforces the fruit-inspired theme.

The Adistar Control 5 has roots as a performance runner, making this lifestyle shift notable. Larry June’s version continues adidas’ pattern of using archival runners as creative canvases. It shows how storytelling now matters as much as materials.

Stay tuned for the Larry June x adidas Adistar Control 5 to drop in 2026 through adidas.com and select retailers.

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Larry June x adidas Adistar Control 5
Release Date: 2026
Price: TBA

Air Jordan 11 “Black Patent” Cleats Now Available (January 2026)

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Mario Briguglio

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Jan 16, 2026

UPDATE 1/16/26: The “Black Patent” Jordan 11 Cleats are now available on Nike.com.

Original Story 12/23/25:
Jordan Brand’s football dominance marches on with the unveiling of one of the brand’s most recognized silhouettes. The Air Jordan 11 “Black Patent” Cleats translate the hardwood legend into a streamlined performance design engineered for speed and power. Rather than reinvent the formula, the cleat nods to the model’s DNA with a more disciplined, blackout take.

The upper is constructed in a glossy black patent leather covering, finished with black laces and molded black spike plate. Silver Jumpman logos adorn the tongue and ankle areas, along with a silver “23” on the heel. The intentional use of silver provides a restrained contrast to the all-black design, further emphasizing the formal edge that the original Air Jordan 11 brought to the game.

The design is a callback to player exclusives worn by Jalen Hurts, a key figurehead in Jordan Brand’s football campaign. Overall, the execution here feels cleaner and more intentional than previous PE releases, with the simplicity allowing the patent leather to make a statement without additional detailing.

On the field, the cleat emphasizes traction and stability while staying true to the lines that we’ve come to know from the Air Jordan 11. It’s a great example of how Nike is slowly but surely bridging the gap between basketball history and football’s current needs.

The Air Jordan 11 “Black Patent” Cleats will be available January 16, 2026 at select Jordan Brand retail partners and Nike.com for $225.

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Air Jordan 11 TD “Black Patent” Cleats
Color: Black/Anthracite-Metallic Silver
Style Code: HM7324-001
Release Date: January 16, 2026
Price: $225

Converse Shai 001 “Ares Grey” Releases January 2026

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Mario Briguglio

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Jan 16, 2026

UPDATE 1/16/26: The Converse Shai 001 “Ares Grey” will release on January 22nd, 2026 via SNKRS, arriving in a clean, monochrome look inspired by Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s son. Retail is set at $130.

Original Story 4/20/25:
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is back at it—this time with a playoff-ready sneaker that looks like it came from the future. Meet the Converse SHAI 001 “Ares Grey”, a sleek, smooth operator with a colorway as cool as Shai’s midrange jumper.

Unlike the buttery yellow version we saw earlier, this pair goes full grayscale mode. The “Ares Grey” edition is named after Shai’s son, making it a sneaker with soul—and probably better parenting skills than most of us.

The upper is puffy, zippered, and stylish enough to make even fashion week jealous. Toss in the internal bootie and ghillie lacing, and you’ve got lockdown like your favorite 3-and-D wing. And yes, it’s still got Zoom Air for those lightning-fast crossovers.

Need grip? The radial-patterned outsole will keep you glued to the hardwood, even if your crossover is more “try again” than “highlight reel.”

SHAI 001 Ares Grey Release Date

Set to release January 22, 2026 for $130, the SHAI 001 “Ares Grey” will be available at select retailers and Converse.com. Honestly, it might be the cleanest grey sneaker we’ve seen since the dawn of monochrome.

So whether you’re trying to hoop, stunt, or just pretend you can do either, this pair has you covered.

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Converse SHAI 001 “Ares Grey”
Color: Ares Grey
Style Code: A19837C-020
Release Date: January 22, 2026
Price: $130

Photos: DTLR

Air Jordan 6 “Infrared Salesman” Brings A 1999 Sample To Life

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Mario Briguglio

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Jan 16, 2026

Jordan Brand continues its archive release series with the Air Jordan 6 Infrared Salesman. This silhouette taps into an unreleased sample from 1999. For the first time ever, fans will have the chance to cop this concept off the shelves. Unreleased retros like this offer a rare glimpse into the past and how early Air Jordan prototypes were presented. Instead of riding nostalgia waves, salesmen feels like an official nod to Jordan Brand’s design origins.

Unlike the traditional Infrared 6 layout, this version carries Infrared across most of the midsole. That change gives the sneaker stronger contrast and a sharper visual rhythm. The black nubuck upper, visible Air unit, and inner bootie stay intact, preserving the DNA of the original Air Jordan 6 silhouette.

Jordan Brand also refined the shape for added authenticity. It becomes the first non-collaboration Jordan 6 to mirror the 1991 form more closely. The toe box was adjusted through the internal bootie, while the tongue height now matches what Michael Jordan wore on court. Those details quietly separate this pair from recent retros.

Sample-style text inside the collar, special hangtags, and custom packaging reinforce the “Salesman” story. These touches echo how prototypes were once delivered to buyers and retailers. It is subtle, but it makes the sneaker feel archival rather than simply retro.

The rollout extends beyond footwear. An apparel capsule joins the release, alongside an Air Jordan 1 Low and Flight Court models using matching Infrared accents. Together, the collection creates a unified theme instead of a single headline sneaker.

Air Jordan 6 Infrared Salesman Release Date

Launching February 14, 2026, the Air Jordan 6 Infrared Salesman will be available in full-family sizing for $215 in men’s at Nike.com and select Jordan Brand retailers.

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Air Jordan 6 “Infrared Salesman”
Color: Black/Light Crimson
Style Code: CT8529-001
Release Date: February 14, 2025
Price: $215

Nike Air Force 1 Low “Wheat/Mink Brown” Comes Built For Seasonal Rotation

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Mason Tiniuc

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Jan 16, 2026

The Nike Air Force 1 Low “Wheat/Mink Brown” continues Nike’s tradition of wheat-toned classics built for colder seasons. The colorway follows a lineage that made wheat Air Force 1s street staples every fall. Its warm palette feels deliberate, not decorative, giving the model long-term rotation appeal.

A tumbled Wheat leather upper shapes the base, delivering depth without overcomplicating the design. Matching overlays keep the look unified, while the Mink Brown embroidered Swoosh adds subtle texture. That stitched finish elevates the profile, giving this AF1 Wheat colorway a more premium edge than standard releases.

Branding stays controlled with tonal heel embroidery and woven Nike Air tongue labels. Underfoot, a sail midsole softens the contrast, while a gum outsole grounds the build.

You can cop the Nike Air Force 1 Low “Wheat/Mink Brown” starting Spring 2026 on Nike.com and select retailers for $125.

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Nike Air Force 1 Low
Color: Wheat/Mink Brown-Coconut Milk-Baroque Brown
Style Code: IB6842-700
Release Date: 2026
Price: $125

Nike Zoom Vomero 5 “Sail/Rose Gold” Sets A New Tone For Lifestyle Runners

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Mason Tiniuc

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Jan 16, 2026

The Nike Zoom Vomero 5 “Sail/Rose Gold” steps in with a quieter kind of confidence.

This isn’t a colorway trying to steal attention. Instead, it leans on balance. The sail mesh keeps the shoe light and open, while the rose gold panels bring a soft shine that feels deliberate. It fits the current shift where performance runners double as everyday lifestyle staples.

What’s most impressive is just how controlled everything feels. The satin Swoosh shines without being overly flashy. Blush accents within the lining warms up the overall color palette making things more wearable. Cushlon midsole underfoot keeps things grounded. Tinted outsole pods have a retro hue reminiscent of the shoe’s running past.

The Nike Zoom Vomero 5 “Sail/Rose Gold” will be available Spring 2026 and retailing for $170 at Nike.com and select retailers.

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Nike Zoom Vomero 5 (W)
Color: Sail/Rose Gold
Style Code: IQ9603-133
Release Date: 2026
Price: $170

PUMA LaFrance RNR “Ice Coffee” Releases February 2026

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Mason Tiniuc

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Jan 16, 2026

Warm neutrals set the tone for the PUMA LaFrance RNR “Ice Coffee,” giving the silhouette a calm but deliberate presence.

The layered mesh and textile upper creates depth without feeling heavy. Meanwhile, mocha accents across the laces and lining sharpen the contrast. It feels rooted in lifestyle design while still pulling from modern performance footwear trends seen in recent PUMA runners.

A sculpted TPU cage adds structure through its geometric sidewall pattern. Clear oval windows in the midsole reveal cushioning elements and give the PUMA LaFrance RNR a technical edge.

The PUMA LaFrance RNR “Ice Coffee” releases February 1, 2026 at PUMA.com and select retailers for $125.

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PUMA LaFrance RNR “Ice Coffee”
Color: Ice Coffee/Flat Bronze
Style Code: 312716-01
Release Date: February 1, 2026
Price: $125

Nike Air Max DN “Smoke Grey/Black” Takes The DN In A Sleeker Direction

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Mason Tiniuc

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Jan 16, 2026

Instead of going for loud contrasts, this Nike Air Max DN “Smoke Grey/Black” leans into sleek subtlety. Neutral tones let the silhouette stretch out while still feeling high-tech.

Texture does most of the talking on the upper. The wave-like perforations add dimension without breaking the flow of the design. Black mesh around the tongue and collar tightens the visual lines, giving the shoe a sharper and more controlled profile. It feels built for daily use, not just display.

The Dynamic Air setup still anchors the sneaker. Four visible air chambers provide steady cushioning that suits long hours on foot. With the sole dressed in darker tones, the bold tooling blends better into the overall shape instead of overpowering it.

Nike branding is minimal and intentional with just a small toe Swoosh and inner DN branding on the Air units.

The Nike Air Max DN “Smoke Grey/Black” will release Spring 2026 via Nike.com and selected retailers.

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Nike Air Max DN
Color: Dark Grey/Smoke Grey/Black
Style Code: IB6405-001
Release Date: 2026
Price: TBA

New Balance Brings The 1000 To A Darker State in “Black/Castlerock”

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Mason Tiniuc

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Jan 16, 2026

The New Balance 1000 “Black/Castlerock” arrives as a sharp callback to early-2000s performance design.

The Black and Castlerock sneaker uses layered mesh and synthetic panels to create depth without visual clutter. Glossed “N” branding adds contrast, while reflective accents sharpen its nighttime presence. The NB 1000 silhouette continues the brand’s push toward bold retro runners with street-ready polish.

ABZORB cushioning anchors the build, giving the New Balance running shoe both comfort and durability. A blue-tinted heel window breaks the dark palette subtly, adding character without distraction. It’s a restrained move that works.

The New Balance 1000 “Black/Castlerock” releases Spring 2026 at NewBalance.com and select retailers for $155.

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New Balance 1000
Color: Black/Castlerock
Style Code: U10009GK
Release Date: 2026
Price: $155

Nike ACG Team USA Winter Olympics Collection Releases January 2026

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Mason Tiniuc

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Jan 15, 2026

Nike is rolling out its Olympic gear early, and the Nike ACG Team USA Winter Olympics 2026 Collection already feels different from the usual event merch. This one leans into ACG’s outdoor DNA instead of leaning too hard on branding.

The sherpa fleece sets the tone with a large bald eagle flying across a mountain backdrop. It feels rugged, almost like something pulled from an expedition archive. The Polartec hooded jacket follows that same path, offering serious insulation with a clean red and blue finish. The eagle carrying ski gear brings back ACG’s Base Camp energy without feeling forced.

Some pieces quiet things down. The white-on-white stitched crewneck is subtle and well-balanced. The Therma-FIT ADV skirt stands out for its recovery use, doubling as a functional blanket after competition. Performance layers fill in the rest.

The Nike ACG Team USA Winter Olympics 2026 Collection releases January 23, 2026, at Nike.com and select retailers.

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Nike ACG Team USA Winter Olympics 2026 Collection
Release Date: January 23, 2026

Air Jordan 1 High OG “Royal” Returns October 2026

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Mario Briguglio

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Jan 15, 2026

UPDATE 1/15/26: It has now been confirmed that the Air Jordan 1 High OG “Royal” will return on October 10th, 2026, priced at $185 USD. As previously expected, this release will use the standard High OG cut rather than the more limited ’85 shape, aligning with reports that the ’85 line is currently on pause. That means a familiar build, classic color blocking, and the traditional silhouette most fans associate with the Royal.

Original Story 1/6/26:
Jordan Brand’s plans for life after its 40th Anniversary year are coming into focus, and early signs point to a major release in 2026. After the “Bred” Air Jordan 1 returns in 2025, attention now shifts to the Air Jordan 1 “Royal”, which is expected to make its comeback during Holiday 2026—further cementing the brand’s commitment to its original foundation.

Without ever being associated with Bulls colors, “Royal” has always been on equal footing. Introduced as one of the five original colorways in 1985, Royal helped define the Air Jordan 1’s identity and has since been an integral part of its evolution and eventual transcendence beyond the basketball court and into the streets. The colorway has been released intermittently since, with the most notable releases occurring in 1994, 2001, 2013, 2017, and the modern updates such as Royal Reimagined.

Current expectations point to a traditional Retro High OG release rather than the more limited ’85 cut. With reports suggesting the ’85 line is on pause, Jordan Brand appears focused on delivering a familiar, faithful version. That likely means classic color blocking, trusted materials, and a shape longtime fans instantly recognize.

Air Jordan 1 Royal 2026 Release Date

The Air Jordan 1 High OG “Royal” will release October 10th, 2026 available at select retailers and Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $185 USD.

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Air Jordan 1 High OG “Royal”
Color: Black/Royal-White
Style Code: IQ5495-005
Release Date: October 10, 2026
Price: $185

Source: mrunloved1s / zsneakerheadz

(2017 release below)

(1985 release below)

adidas Originals “Basketweave” Pack Brings A Woven Upgrade To Classic Silhouettes

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Mason Tiniuc

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Jan 15, 2026

adidas refreshes its core lineup with the adidas Originals “Basketweave” Pack, shifting familiar silhouettes toward a lighter, handcrafted direction. Instead of smooth leather, the woven upper introduces texture and airflow, which feels perfectly timed for spring. It’s a subtle adjustment, yet it changes how these classics read on foot.

The collection centers on the Samba, Stan Smith Lo, and Taekwondo Mei, each keeping its DNA intact. The Samba balances heritage with woven side panels and leather framing, while the Stan Smith relies on simplicity to let material lead. Meanwhile, the Taekwondo Mei pushes a fashion-driven angle that blurs sneaker and ballet flat styling.

Soft whites, creams, and warm browns highlight the weave without distraction. That restraint makes this woven adidas pack feel intentional rather than experimental.