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Nike Air Max 95 “Pencil Point” Now Available (January 2026)

UPDATE 1/6/26: The Nike Air Max 95 “Pencil Point” is now available on Nike.com.

Original Story 9/16/25:
Nike continues the steady stream of Air Max 95 releases with another fresh “Pencil Point” silhouette to be released in Spring 2026.

Featuring a gradient upper layered in Photon Dust, Light Smoke Grey, and Purple Dynasty tones paired with deeper Dark Raisin, the reissue gets a serious pop from Sapphire accents on the lace loops, tongue badge, mini Swoosh, and peeking Air units. The rest of the color scheme is grounded with a dark midsole and additional, more understated Pencil Point detailing, providing an unexpected dose of artistic license in the silhouette. That combination of modern and nostalgic elements both elevates and grounds the reissue, creating a style that both progresses the original design while also referencing the “Neon” and “Blue Spark” silhouettes that solidified Sergio Lozano’s original design as a sneaker classic.

For fans of the Air Max 95, the current pair encapsulates what makes the sneaker such a long-running, perennial classic—gradient hues, standout details, and functional cushioning. Personally, I like the modern feel that the Sapphire highlights give the silhouette, breathing new life into a very classic silhouette while still maintaining the DNA of the original design, something that many sneakerheads clamor for, but that very few companies are able to offer.

The Nike Air Max 95 “Pencil Point” will release January 6, 2026 through Nike.com and select retailers, with a retail price of $190 USD.

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Nike Air Max 95
Color: Photon Dust/Dark Raisin-Pencil Point-Sapphire
Style Code: HM4740-009
Release Date: January 6, 2026
Price: $190

Photos: attaprebound

Nike Total 90 III Blends “Smoke Grey” and “Bright Crimson”

UPDATE 1/6/26: The shoes are now available on Nike.com.

Original Story 12/2/25:
The Nike Total 90 III “Smoke Grey/Bright Crimson” brings back one of those pairs people never forget once they’ve worn them.

The glossed synthetic shell returns in full Smoke Grey, and the Bright Crimson stitching cuts through it with that old-school edge the T90 line carried so well.

The squared heel counter stays exactly how fans remember it, which feels like a rare win in today’s remake era. Nike didn’t overthink the branding either. The side panels, the bold lines, the overall attitude- everything leans into what made the T90 series feel ahead of its time.

Underneath, the futsal-style setup comes back with a low black outsole and a crisp two-tone midsole. Nothing loud. Just that clean indoor look people always liked.

The Nike Total 90 III “Smoke Grey/Bright Crimson” lands January 6, for $115. Pairs release through Nike.com and select retailers.

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Nike Total 90 III
Color: Smoke Grey/Bright Crimson-White-Black
Style Code: HQ2851-003
Release Date: January 6, 2026
Price: $115

Nike Doernbecher Freestyle 21 Collection Releases January 2026

UPDATE 1/6/26: The Nike Doernbecher Freestyle 21 Collection is set to release January 17, 2026 via SNKRS and select retailers.

Original Story 10/17/25:
Nike and OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital continue their inspiring annual partnership with the 21st Doernbecher Freestyle Collection, a heartfelt program that’s raised more than $40 million since 2004.

Six young patients collaborate with Nike designers each year to help interpret their personal experiences and translate them into exclusive sneakers and clothing. The six silhouettes created this year are Air Jordan 17, Air Max Plus, Air Force 1 ‘07, V2K Run, Vomero Plus, and Air Max Dn8 as well as two pieces of apparel: a cardigan and tees. Each design is a colorful explosion representing strength, creativity and hope.

One personal favorite, the Air Jordan 17 “Zach Rumbaugh”, is mechanical inspired, telling the story of Zach’s survival from cardiac arrest, and “integrates chrome hardware, glow-soles and a graphic heart emblem that promotes CPR awareness.” Inspired by the video-game medium and the liberating spirit of mismatched color blocking, Sergio Cano Marquez’ Air Max Plus presents creativity as a means of bravery. Other sneakers, such as Oli’s cooking-inspired Air Force 1 and Raegan Scheid’s ocean-deep inspiration for her Air Max Dn8, are all just as intimate.

For nine months, Nike volunteers work 1-on-1 with each child to fine-tune every color, texture, and story. To date, over 350 Nike employees have lent their skills to this project — inspired by design with a higher purpose.

Nike Doernbecher Freestyle 21 Release Date

The Nike Doernbecher Freestyle 21 Collection debuts at a Portland auction on October 17, 2025, followed by a global release January 17, 2026 on SNKRS and select retailers.

This isn’t just another sneaker release. It’s a testament to the healing power of creativity, to the ability of imagination to lift people up and unite entire communities.

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Zach Rumbaugh
Age: 18
Hometown: Salem, Oregon
Diagnosis: Catecholaminergic polymorphic ventricular tachycardia (CPVT)
Shoe: Air Jordan 17 “Doernbecher”
Style Code: IO7684-921
Release Date: January 17, 2026
Price: $230

The Air Jordan 17 “Zach Rumbaugh” has a winning combination of mechanical inspiration and a moving survival story. The sneaker is by Zach, an active teen who loves working on cars and bikes. After he survived sudden cardiac arrest, he combined his love of engineering and machines with his own personal story to create his Air Jordan 17.

The details include chrome and bolts inspired by Michael Jordan’s motorcycle, hexagon eyelets to represent his dream of becoming a mechanic, and the number 38 to remember the 38 days he spent recovering in the hospital. A heart emblem on the lace toggle raises awareness of CPR in honor of the medical team that saved his life.

Luxurious details include a suede collar that he likens to the interior of a luxury car, a color-shifting purple upper that’s similar to a custom wrap, and glow in the dark soles that he compared to heated exhausts. He also sneaked a graphic of his love for cats into the toe box. The powerful sneaker is a tribute to resilience, gratitude, and moving forward.

Sergio Cano Marquez
Age: 11
Hometown: Portland, Oregon
Diagnosis: Mucopolysaccharidosis type IV A (MPS IVA)
Shoe: Nike Air Max Plus “Doernbecher”
Style Code: IO7687-921
Release Date: January 17, 2026
Price: $180

Inspired by creativity, individuality and all things fun, the Nike Air Max Plus “Sergio” is a playfully day-and-night silhouette. A video game fan who also loves drawing and basketball, Sergio crafted his mismatched pair with colorful character. The black shoe showcases his passion for gaming, with a controller graphic and colorful button-like holes on the outsole. His other sneaker is white and features monster lizards eating pizza with New York’s skyline in the background.

Detailing on both sneakers are equally as fun, with basketball-textured tongues, a pixelated “Sergio” heel logo and glow-in-the-dark mismatched outsoles, a playful take that channels Sergio’s energy. Even his sock liner has a motif – pizza, a reference to the superhero’s favorite food.

With a positive spirit and a rare genetic condition, Sergio designed his own Air Max Plus to celebrate everyone’s uniqueness. His colorful creation shows that being different isn’t just okay, it’s super cool.

Oli Fasone-Lancaster
Age: 10
Hometown: Eugene, Oregon
Diagnosis: T-cell lymphoma
Shoe: Nike Air Force 1 ’07 “Doernbecher”
Style Code: IO7688-921
Release Date: January 17, 2026
Price: $120

The Nike Air Force 1 “Oli” is brimming with creativity, bravery and gastronomic inspiration. Oli is an aspiring chef, who had a passion for cooking before he had to put those dreams on hold for a while, during his treatment for cancer. The Air Force 1 “Oli” is a special pair that was hand-crafted to symbolize and celebrate his culinary interests and courage. Olive branches adorn the Swoosh, vegetable gardens line the insole and little utensils are tucked into the design.

Rainbows were drawn on a whiteboard throughout treatment to help Oli express feelings of hope and they now feature on the outsole to help continue to inspire and uplift others. Little embellishments including heel tabs, crafted to mimic the texture of the olive tree that grows in the backyard of his family home, hidden patches containing his favorite recipes for veggie tacos and African yam stew, and customizable patches with his family’s initials on each pair, make the AF1 “Oli” a truly unique sneaker.

A poignant reminder that one can overcome any obstacle and channel those emotions into creativity, this walking feast represents Oli’s story of resilience and positivity – from walking over 572 hospital laps in his Air Force 1s during his treatment, to designing his own custom pair.

Khovny Vignery
Age: 9
Hometown: Keizer, Oregon
Diagnosis: Preterm birth, congenital chylothorax
Shoe: Nike V2K Run “Doernbecher”
Style Code: IO7691-921
Release Date: January 17, 2026
Price: $130

The Nike V2K Run “Khovny” honors the imagination and bravery of one particularly compelling young designer. The name is a tribute to the doctors that saved her life as a baby, Stephanie and Dmitry Dukhovny. Khovny, whose first name is pronounced like “snow,” filled her shoe with playful details to channel her creativity. A light up bear, miniature version of her stuffed monkey Pinky Doo Doo, and a snake charm for her dream pet all make an appearance in the design.

Detachable friendship bracelets pay tribute to her late brother Ryan and their enduring bond. Glitter, soft fur, and colorful embellishments reflect Khovny’s artistic spirit and love of music. Glow in the dark, mismatched soles keep her mischievous spirit alive, even in the dark. The result is a wonderfully personal, one-of-a-kind sneaker with an unforgettable story.

Molly Bell
Age: 14
Hometown: Portland, Oregon
Diagnosis: Autism
Shoe: Nike Vomero Plus “Doernbecher”
Style Code: IO7687-921
Release Date: January 17, 2026
Price: $180

Inspired by the natural world and wanderlust, the Nike Vomero Plus “Molly Bell” sneaker is a love letter to Oregon’s landscapes. Molly Bell is a teen with a field biologist aspiration, and for her design, she applied images of the Pacific Northwest flora and fauna. The upper of the Vomero is speckled with the bloom of camas flowers, native to Oregon. The reflective, lenticular forest-print Swoosh and dirt-inspired outsole feature a fawn hoof graphic as a nod to Molly’s time spent in the great outdoors.

Embedded with significance to Molly and her family, who are active advocates for the autism community, is a quote from Robin Wall Kimmerer, an author and botanist. Her words, “The most important thing each of us can know is our unique gift and how to use it in the world,” were featured in Molly’s field journal. Floral embroidery and animal prints on the Vomero Plus “Molly Bell,” as well as the earthy green and soft pink color scheme, emphasize her reverence for the natural world and self-expression.

Raegan Scheid
Age: 13
Hometown: Medford, Oregon
Diagnosis: Anomalous aortic origin of the right coronary artery
Shoe: Nike Air Max Dn8 “Doernbecher”
Style Code: IO7689-921
Release Date: January 17, 2026
Price: $210

This Nike Air Max Dn8 “Raegan Scheid” is a tribute to strength, perseverance and passion. After a battle back from open heart surgery, Raegan wanted to combine her two loves, softball and the beach to create the perfect empowering sneaker. Inspired by the reflective softball graphics on the upper and stitching all over the Air bubbles and heart logo on the tongue.

Decorated with ocean waves across the midsole, this shoe also serves as a reminder for the most important place in the world to Raegan – the beach. Raegan’s golden retriever, Blue, is featured on a keychain on the heel tab, while her mantra “I CAN DO HARD THINGS” reminds others to stay strong.

Celebrating the day Raegan returned to her field on May 11, 2024, Raegan’s Air Max Dn8 is a tribute to strength, creativity and come back mentality.

Nike Air Force 1 Low “Pink Patent Leather” Teased For 2026

A pink patent leather Nike Air Force 1 Low is already building momentum ahead of an expected 2026 arrival. Teased by longtime Nike designer Frank Cooke, the pair continues a quiet return to bold finishes and statement-driven color execution.

Patent leather Air Force 1s have an interesting and storied position in the sneaker universe. High-shine pairs were all the rage in street fashion during the early 2000s and were as much about bravado and confidence as they were about sneakers. It also makes sense that glossy versions of the silhouette would make a comeback this way. Patent leather uppers have seen a resurgence recently on a wide variety of Nike Sportswear models.

Nike has yet to provide any details on the unreleased Air Force 1 Low. However, the bubblegum pink colorway is clear as day, with the upper, midsole, and outsole taking on an exact same hue for a glossy, monochromatic effect. Dark blue or purple accents throughout the silhouette on the Swoosh, heel tab, and tongue have a nice contrast but do not take away from the overall continuity of the shoe.

The design overall could best be described as reserved aggression. The patent leather finish on a shoe as iconic as the AF1 is a mark of high-end or at least attention grabbing, and although the sneakers have earned that moniker, the minimalist approach keeps the shoe safely within the Air Force 1 family. When contrasted with the subtlety and restraint of more muted leather retros, the pair almost feel like it was designed to be seen.

At the moment, Nike has yet to confirm any information on the Air Force 1 Low colorway. The projected release window is currently Spring or Summer 2026, and it should be widely available through Nike.com as well as select retailers.

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Steph Curry Wears Jordan CP3.VII in Los Angeles

Steph Curry continues reshaping his post–Under Armour chapter through footwear choices that feel intentional and historically aware. Rather than chasing novelty, Curry has leaned into meaningful silhouettes tied to basketball lineage, signaling a thoughtful shift in how he presents himself on court.

Ahead of Golden State’s matchup in Los Angeles, Curry arrived in the Jordan CP3.VII, Chris Paul’s seventh signature model. The timing mattered. The game unfolded in the city most associated with Paul’s prime, adding quiet context to the selection without overstating the moment.

Curry and Chris Paul shared a locker room during the 2023–24 season, which gives the choice added weight. While Paul’s later career stops lacked ceremony, the CP3.VII recalls a period when his game and influence were undeniable. That history remains central to the shoe’s identity.

The CP3 line also represents an important chapter for Jordan Brand. As one of its earliest non-Jordan signature athletes, Paul helped expand the label’s performance credibility. The CP3.VII, released during his first Clippers run, still stands among the series’ strongest designs.

Curry eventually changed sneakers after warmups switching into the Nike Kobe 4 Protro “Gold Medal”, but the point landed. His recent rotations show how footwear can communicate respect and memory without commentary. In Los Angeles, the Jordan CP3.VII served exactly that purpose—brief, clear, and rooted in basketball history.

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Photos: SooWavy11 / NBA Kicks

Nike Air Force 1 Low “Hydrogen Blue” Joins Other Mini Swoosh Pairs

Nike keeps its cadence going with subtle refreshes to its classic silhouettes, as seen on the Nike Air Force 1 Low “Hydrogen Blue” edition. This future-proof colorway plays directly into the brand’s more recent movement toward pastel tones and lifestyle-first colorways.

Smooth leather in Hydrogen Blue wraps the quarters, eyestays, and heel, setting a calm foundation. Mineral Grey overlays on the toe box and midfoot introduce contrast without visual noise. Subtle Pink Foam accents soften the look further, echoing Nike’s recent preference for muted pastels over sharp saturation.

Elsewhere, an off-white leather Swoosh adds material depth instead of color pop. Polished mini Swooshes embedded around the midfoot feel deliberate, signaling a shift toward understated embellishment. It’s a small touch, yet it separates this pair from standard inline Air Force 1 releases. A sail midsole and Mineral Grey outsole ground the design with vintage cues.

The Nike Air Force 1 Low “Hydrogen Blue” releases Spring 2026 at Nike.com and select retailers for $115.

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Nike Air Force 1 Low
Color: Mineral Grey/Pink Foam-Hydrogen Blue
Style Code: IV4089-011
Release Date: 2026
Price: $115

Nike Brings More Dress Shoe Dunk Lows Into 2026

The Nike Dunk Low Dress Shoe Pack doesn’t feel like a gimmick. The Dunk Low has long outgrown one category, and this update finally acknowledges that shift.

White/Black keeps the approach clean. Smooth leather. Tight stitching. A black outsole that reins everything in. It looks closer to a leather lifestyle sneaker than a skate holdover, and that restraint works.

Brown/Black leans heavier. Darker leather gives it weight, almost formality. It’s the pair that makes the concept click, especially when styled away from denim.

Crucially, Nike didn’t rebuild the shoe. The Dunk Low sole, padding, and shape stay intact. Only the materials change. That decision keeps the transition believable.

The Nike Dunk Low Dress Shoe Pack arrives Spring 2026 via Nike.com and select retailers for $135.

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Nike Dunk Low Dress Shoe
Color: White/Black
Style Code: IQ3342-100
Release Date: 2026
Price: $135

Nike Dunk Low Dress Shoe
Color: Brown/Black
Style Code: IQ3342-200
Release Date: 2026
Price: $135

The Nike Dunk Low Is Now Accepting All Flowers

The Nike Dunk Low “Now Accepting All Flowers” arrives with a quieter design focus. Instead of bold color play, this release relies on texture.

Violet tones cover the upper, but the materials do the talking. Hairy suede wraps the toe, laces, and heel. Meanwhile, the toe box and side panels shift to a thick knit build. That contrast gives the shoe depth without breaking its flow. Slightly darker purple hits the Swoosh and heel tab, adding just enough separation.

Nike keeps the theme subtle but clear. Floral graphics appear on the tongue and insoles, tying directly into the name. The custom tongue label finishes the story without overexplaining it.

The Nike Dunk Low “Now Accepting All Flowers” drops February 11th, 2026 carrying a $130 retail price. Check for pairs through Nike.com and select retailers.

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Nike Dunk Low (W)
Color: Light Violet Ore/Sail-Metallic Gold-Healing Jade-University Gold-Rust Factor
Style Code: IQ0386-226
Release Date: February 11, 2026
Price: $130

Nike Air Force 1 Low “Valentine’s Day 2026” Leans Into Texture Over Color

The Nike Air Force 1 Low “Valentine’s Day 2026” is a lightly evolved seasonal update that doesn’t rely on gimmicks.

Pink Foam upper is detailed with woven hearts which reflect the light naturally, adding depth to the shoe without being too much.

Details do the heavy lifting here. A hidden “Love Is In The Air” tongue graphic and a removable heart-shaped locket charm nod to past Valentine’s Air Force 1 releases. Compared to louder editions from earlier years, this pair feels more refined and wearable. Tonal Swooshes, embroidered Nike Air branding, and a matching sole keep the palette controlled.

Underfoot, the formula remains unchanged. The Nike Air unit delivers reliable cushioning, while the pivot-point outsole preserves everyday durability.

The Nike Air Force 1 Low “Valentine’s Day 2026” releases January 14th, 2026 at Nike.com and select retailers for $125.

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Nike Air Force 1 Low
Color: Pink Foam/Black
Style Code: IQ9965-601
Release Date: January 14, 2026
Price: $125

Nike Zoom Vomero 5 Comes Ready For 2026 Valentine’s Day

The Nike Zoom Vomero 5 “Valentine’s Day” quietly joins Nike’s growing seasonal lineup for Spring 2026. Rather than leaning playful, this edition keeps things grounded.

Summit White mesh and synthetic overlays highlight the model’s early-2000s running roots, a direction longtime Vomero fans recognize. Peony pink takes over the Cushlon midsole and outsole, adding contrast without dominating the upper. Team Crimson details trace the Swoosh and tongue branding, offering subtle depth.

Underfoot, visible Zoom Air cushioning and segmented traction maintain the shoe’s performance-first DNA. The balance between comfort and lifestyle appeal mirrors recent Zoom Vomero 5 colorways, which continue crossing performance and streetwear lines.

The Nike Zoom Vomero 5 “Valentine’s Day” releases Spring 2026 for $170 via Nike.com and select retailers.

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Nike Zoom Vomero 5 “Valentine’s Day” (W)
Color: Summit White/Peony-Team Crimson
Style Code: FJ2028-108
Release Date: 2026
Price: $170

Nike Air Max 95 OG “Grape” Now Available (January 2026)

UPDATE 1/5/26: The “Grape” Air Max 95 OG is now available on Nike.com.

UPDATE 12/18/25: Official photos of the Nike Air Max 95 OG “Grape” have been added below, giving a fresh look at the returning classic. First introduced in 1995 as a women’s colorway, the pair has made a few well-received comebacks over the years. Another return is currently lined up for Spring 2026, with a retail price set at $190.

Original Story 5/8/25:
Clear your calendar for Spring 2026 — the Nike Air Max 95 OG “Grape” is back, and it brought backup. That’s right, Nike gave this beloved retro runner the Big Bubble treatment. Because apparently, bigger is better — at least when it comes to visible Air units.

This women’s exclusive features the iconic White, Court Purple, Emerald Green, and Wolf Grey colorway. Basically, it’s the sneaker equivalent of a refreshing grape soda on a hot day — except way more expensive and harder to find. Reflective 3M hits return as well, because who doesn’t want to be seen while flexing?

Originally launched in 1995 and last retroed in 2018, the “Grape” colorway has been keeping fans thirsty. With variants like “Black Grape” and “Snakeskin Grape” teasing us over the years, it’s about time we got the real deal again.

Nike Air Max 95 Grape 2026 Release Date

Expect to see the Nike Air Max 95 OG “Grape” at select Nike Sportswear retailers and on Nike.com on January 5, 2026. It’ll be available in women’s sizing and set you back $190 — small price for a nostalgia bomb with Air.

So, get ready to set those release reminders. The Grape is back and juicier than ever.

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Nike Air Max 95 OG “Grape” (W)
Color: White/Court Purple-Emerald Green-Wolf Grey
Style Code: HJ5996-100
Release Date: January 5, 2026
Price: $190

Photos: attaprebound

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Nike Shox Z “Year of the Horse” Sparkles For The Lunar New Year

Nike’s Lunar New Year releases don’t always look back. The Nike Shox Z “Year of the Horse” does, but carefully.

At first glance, it’s all black. Then the details start showing. The upper has a rough, almost sparkling texture that shifts as light hits it. Small pearl-like studs and crystal accents sit across the surface, spaced out, never loud.

The Swoosh doesn’t fight for attention. It’s glossy, blacked out, and tucked neatly into the side panel. Everything feels deliberate. Nothing feels added just to decorate.

Down below, the Shox columns stay familiar, very early-2000s in the best way.

The Nike Shox Z “Year of the Horse” releases Spring 2026 via Nike.com and select retailers.

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Nike Shox Z “Year of the Horse” (W)
Style Code: IQ1157-010
Release Date: 2026
Price: TBA

Nike Air Superfly Moc Debuts January 2026

Nike is quietly continuing the gradual repositioning of the Superfly, shifting the silhouette further away from track and toward everyday life. After its re-emergence at its SNKRS Showcase moment and subsequent renewed attention with Sha’Carri Richardson, the model has slowly evolved through material-driven updates. Now, that momentum is building into something more drastic.

The Nike Air Superfly Moc takes the Superfly away from laces altogether, converting the once more performance-minded silhouette into a streamlined slip-on. Swapping out a traditional closure system for a full-length nylon sock upper delivers a snug fit, leaning into minimalism. The result feels very intentional and works in with Nike’s continued push for sleek, low-profile footwear.

The debut “Metallic Silver” colorway further grounds the shoe in its Y2K-era beginnings, calling back to the finish that gave the Superfly its reintroduction. Perforated accents and a black midsole hold a visual contrast without too much interruption. By comparison, the “Black/Muslin” option opts more for lifestyle-first, with soft suede materials and an off-white sole that feels less athletic and more elevated.

Either way, the Superfly has always lived by iteration over repetition. This moccasin-inspired execution is in keeping with that lineage, adding a touch more refinement to the silhouette rather than attempting a complete revamp. Instead of feeling too experimental, it plays more directional, a hint at what Nike could see for the Superfly next.

The Nike Air Superfly Moc “Metallic Silver” releases January 13th, 2026 via SNKRS in women’s sizing for $105. The “Black/Muslin” colorway is expected later, continuing the Nike Superfly Moc rollout.

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Nike Air Superfly Moc (W)
Color: Metallic Silver/Black
Style Code: HV8628-003
Release Date: January 13, 2026
Price: $105

Nike Air Superfly Moc (W)
Color: Black/Muslin
Style Code: HV8628-001
Release Date: 2026
Price: $105

Coca-Cola’s Most Iconic Slogans Land On Crocs Classic Clogs

The Coca-Cola x Crocs Classic Clog arrives with clear intent, not novelty noise. Crocs leans into brand memory, letting decades of soda culture guide the design.

The regular Coke pair does the heavy lifting. Bright red foam, sweeping white script, and playful Jibbitz mirror classic packaging. The heel strap reads “It’s the Real Thing,” a slogan that still carries weight.

Diet Coke takes a different path. Metallic silver sets a cooler tone, with red and black graphics adding contrast. “Just for the taste of it!” across the strap feels pulled from a late-80s ad reel.

Both styles release January 13 for $70 via Crocs.com and select retailers. This collaboration lands where comfort meets pop history.

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Coca Cola x Crocs Classic Clog “Coke”
Color: Multi
Style Code: 212129-90H
Release Date: January 13, 2026
Price: $70

Coca Cola x Crocs Classic Clog “Diet Coke”
Color: Multi
Style Code: 212130-90H
Release Date: January 13, 2026
Price: $70

Nike Dunk Low “Basketball Sunset” Draws Inspiration From Outdoor Courts At Dusk

Sunset runs and neighborhood hoops set the tone for Nike’s latest Dunk Low colorway.

Black leather sets the foundation, while grey suede softens the build without dulling the contrast. Color arrives gradually. Orange hits first, then gives way to a purple fade across the Swooshes, tongue, and insoles. The effect feels deliberate, not loud. Court graphics underfoot and basketball-shaped lace dubraes reinforce the theme without overselling it.

The Nike Dunk Low “Basketball Sunset” is expected Spring 2026 for $130. Pairs should land through Nike.com and select retailers as the Spring 2026 window opens.

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Nike Dunk Low “Basketball Sunset”
Color: Medium Grey/Orange Peel-Black-Sail-Court Purple-Bright Mango
Style Code: IQ0230-062
Release Date: 2026
Price: $130

Nike Air Max Plus Resembles The “Northern Lights”

The Nike Air Max Plus “Northern Lights” is set to arrive in Spring 2026, and it feels familiar in the right way.

The mesh upper fades from Purple Dynasty into Desert Berry, with soft green tones breaking through the middle. The transition feels natural, almost worn in, rather than overly polished. Black TPU cages cut across the upper and keep the look grounded, a reminder of why the Air Max Plus still carries edge decades later.

Black tooling wraps the midsole and outsole, letting the color do the talking. Neon lace loops add just enough contrast, while silver Swooshes and Tn Air hits nod to the shoe’s roots. Tuned Air cushioning keeps the stance aggressive and unmistakable.

The Nike Air Max Plus “Northern Lights” releases Spring 2026. Pairs will be available via Nike.com and the usual retailers.

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Nike Air Max Plus (W)
Color: Black/Purple Dynasty-Desert Berry-Platinum Violet
Style Code: DZ3670-006
Release Date: 2026
Price: $185