All-White Nike Air Force 1 Craft With Croc Textures

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Feb 1, 2021

Perfect for the summer months, Nike Sportswear is set to release a new “Triple White” edition of the Air Force 1 Craft with some exotic textures.

This offering of the Nike Air Force 1 Craft features a premium leather build in all-White detailed with croc-textured leather on the Swooshes and rear tabs. White nylon tongues, liners, and laces with branding on the heel tags atop a solid White rubber AF1 sole completes the design.

Check out the official photos below, and look for the Nike Air Force 1 Craft “White Croc” to release soon at select retailers and Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $120 USD.

Nike Air Force 1 Craft “White Croc”
Color: White/White-White
Style Code: CU4865-100
Release Date: 2021
Price: $120

Nike Blazer Low “Triple White” Coming Soon

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Mario Briguglio

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Feb 1, 2021

While spring is still a few months away, Nike Sportswear will soon be releasing a “Triple White” Blazer Low for the upcoming season.

This offering of the Nike Blazer Low features an all-White leather upper with matching exposed stitching, Swooshes, heel branding, and laces. Its signature padded tongues atop a solid White rubber sole completes the design.

Check out the additional photos below, and look for the Nike Blazer Low “Triple White” to release in the coming weeks at select retailers and Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $85 USD.

Nike Blazer Low “Triple White”
Color: White/White-White
Style Code: DC4769-101
Release Date: 2021
Price: $85

Jordan Why Not Zer0.4 Covered in Graffiti Illustrations

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Mario Briguglio

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Feb 1, 2021

For Russell Westbrook’s latest Jordan Why Not Zer0.4, his fourth signature shoe arrives in a White, Volt, and Multi-Color palette detailed with graffiti-styled illustrations.

This Why Not Zer0.4 features a White upper as its canvas fully covered in illustrated graphics. Transparent TPU overlays, Black detailing with added Volt contrasting accents throughout. Branded tongues and insoles with signature printed on the heels atop a White and Black rubber sole completes the design.

Check out the official photos below, and look for this Why Not Zer0.4 to release in the coming weeks at select retailers and Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $130 USD.

Jordan Why Not Zer0.4
Color: White/Volt-Multi-Color
Style Code: DD4886-007
Release Date: 2021
Price: $130

HER Studio London x adidas NMD R1 With Floral Print

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Mario Briguglio

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Feb 1, 2021

adidas Originals teamed up with HER Studio London once again, this time on a summer-friendly rendition of the NMD R1.

This adidas NMD features a Black textile upper highlighted with bold clash of colors and florals popping off the Three Stripes and heel tab. Gold tongue branding, Red rear pull tab, Teal and Black EVA insert overlays atop a White Boost midsole and rubber outsole completes the design.

Check out the additional photos below, and look for the HER Studio London x adidas NMD R1 to release on February 1st at select retailers and adidas.com. The retail price tag is set at $140 USD.

HER Studio London x adidas NMD R1
Color: Core Black/Supplier Color-Acid Mint
Style Code: FY3665
Release Date: February 1, 2021
Price: $140

adidas Padiham Drops With ’70s Cycling Jersey Inspired Colors

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Mario Briguglio

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Feb 1, 2021

A true terrace classic, the adidas Padiham combines subtle modern iterations with plenty of heritage archive design. Taking its design cues from that of the Spiritus and showcasing the brand’s affinity for uncomplicated low top sneakers, the pair this time take thier vintage charm up a notch, arriving in two distinct colorways inspired by wool cycling jerseys worn in the ’70s.

Crafted from a lightweight and supple suede you can find alternating shades of Red, White and Blue set out against both a “Spice Orange” and “Glow Pink” base. Featuring a serrated lace collar and shortened take on the classic t-toe overlay, the trainers sit atop both White and Gum iterations of their tried and tested rubber cup sole ensuring support and traction with every step. Further enhanced with a comfortable leather lining, they come finished with revised takes to their classic branded tongue, replacing the usual trefoil moniker with subtle perforated and stitch detailing for a more lowkey look.

Take a closer look below, and you can find these adidas Padiham styles available at select retailers such as Aphrodite.

Yeezy Slides Buyers Guide

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Feb 1, 2021

Yeezy has dominated the resale market with its sneakers since the first Yeezy Boost 750 hit the market in 2015. But for the first time, one of the most popular Yeezys on the market isn’t a Yeezy sneaker. It’s a Slide. Yeezy Slides are a marked change unlike anything we have seen from the brand. Their history is so new and unfamiliar, most buyers don’t have the necessary information when making the decision to cop their first pair. Until now.

To assist your buying needs and make your next purchase a little bit easier, StockX rounded up their insights and data for a comprehensive buyer’s guide. From the evolution of the design to how to style them best, everything you need to know is perfectly packaged ready to assist you in making the right choice for you. They even analyze the resale price data to help you decide when to cop and get the best value. If you’re considering adding Yeezy Slides to your rotation, you’ll definitely want to read this first.

To read the full buyer’s guide, click here.

adidas Yeezy 500 High “Mist Slate” Releasing in February

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Mario Briguglio

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Jan 31, 2021

Kanye West and adidas Yeezy will be expanding their Yeezy 500 High lineup in 2021, which includes this upcoming “Mist Slate” colorway.

This offering of the adidas Yeezy 500 High comes constructed in a mix of neoprene, leather, and suede dressed in shades of Grey. Reflective trimming atop a dark-colored rubber sole completes the design.

adidas Yeezy 500 High Mist Slate Release Date

Look for the adidas Yeezy 500 High “Mist Slate” to release in February 2021 at select retailers and adidas.com/Yeezy. The retail price tag is set at $220 USD.

adidas Yeezy 500 High “Mist Slate”
Color: Mist Slate
Release Date: February 2021
Price: $220

Nike Air Presto “Just Do It” Coming Soon

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Mario Briguglio

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Jan 31, 2021

Following a look at the Air Max Plus, Nike will also be releasing a new Air Presto as part of their latest “Just Do It” collection.

This offering of the Nike Air Presto features a clean all-White upper with matching laces, lace cage overlay and midsole. Black branding and Volt “Just Do It” printed on the toes highlights the shoe completed with a Black rubber outsole.

Check out the official photos below, and look for the Nike Air Presto “Just Do It” to release very soon at select retailers and Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $130 USD.

Nike Air Presto “Just Do It”
Style Code: DJ6879-100
Release Date: 2021
Price: $130

Nike Releasing Another Air Max Plus “Just Do It”

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Mario Briguglio

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Jan 31, 2021

Following a look at the “Kiss My Airs” pair, Nike reveals another “Just Do It” edition of the Air Max Plus.

This offering of the Nike Air Max Plus features a Black mesh upper with plastic overlays and leather applied on the tongues, mudguards and heels. “Just Do It” in Volt is printed on the lateral side atop a White midsole and Black rubber outsole to complete the design.

Check out the official photos below, and look for the Nike Air Max Plus “Just Do It” to release very soon at select retailers and Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $160 USD.

Nike Air Max Plus “Just Do It”
Style Code: DJ6876-001
Release Date: 2021
Price: $160

Nike Blazer Low Surfaces in Pink and Black

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Mario Briguglio

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Jan 31, 2021

Nike Blazer Low Pink Black DJ5935-600 Release Date

Perfect for the upcoming spring season, Nike Sportswear is set to release a new Pink/Black edition of the Blazer Low silhouette.

This offering of the Nike Blazer Low features a Pink leather upper with matching suede overlays up front. Black Swooshes and “NIKE” heel braiding with its signature padded tongues atop a White midsole and Gum rubber outsole completes the design.

Check out the official photos below, and look for this Blazer Low to release in the coming weeks at select retailers and Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $85 USD.

Nike Blazer Low
Style Code: DJ5935-600
Release Date: 2021
Price: $85

A Basketball-Theme Nike Blazer Mid On The Way

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Mario Briguglio

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Jan 31, 2021

The Nike Blazer was first released in 1973 originally designed as a baketball shoe. Now, the Blazer has become a popular silhouette for casual lifestyle wear and even for skateboarding. Adding to its lineup, this latest offering nods back to its basketball roots.

This edition of the Nike Blazer Mid features a White leather upper with suede overlays up front and Black Swooshes. A hoops character appears on the left heel as well as being displayed on the iridescent tongues. Other detail includes hand-written motivational words throughout, graffiti-style branded insoles completed with paint flecks on the laces and midsole.

Take a closer look below, and expect this Blazer Mid 77 to release in the coming weeks at select retailers and Nike.com.

Nike Blazer Mid 77
Style Code: DJ4278-101
Release Date: 2021
Price: TBA

The Nike Air Max 95 Returns in Black and Orange

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Mario Briguglio

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Jan 31, 2021

For the early months of 2021, Nike Sportswear will be releasing a new Black and Orange color options of the Air Max 95.

This offering of the Nike Air Max 95 features an all-Black upper constructed in a mix of leather and mesh. Silver 3M reflective detailing appears on the tongue, lace loops, and heel highlighted with Orange accents on the Swooshes, tongues, heels, insoles, and Air Max units. A solid Black rubber sole completes the design.

Take a closer look below, and expect this Air Max 95 to release in the coming weeks at select retailers and Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $170 USD.

Nike Air Max 95
Style Code: DJ6884-001
Release Date: 2021
Price: $170

Nike Air Force 1 ’07 Craft “Vachetta Tan” Coming Soon

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Mario Briguglio

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Jan 31, 2021

A modern take on the iconic Air Force 1, the Air Force 1 ’07 Craft is set to release in a new “Vachetta Tan” colorway.

This offering of the Nike Air Force 1 Low features a Vachetta Tan tumbled leather upper paired with faux croc-textured on the Swooshes and heel tabs. Tan continues on the laces, liner, insoles, and stitching along the midsole finished with White branded tongues, insoles, rear tags, and AF1 rubber soles.

Check out the official photos below, and look for the Nike Air Force 1 ’07 Craft “Vachetta Tan” to release in the coming weeks at select retailers and Nike.com. The retail prices ag is set at $120 USD.

Nike Air Force 1 ’07 Craft “Vachetta Tan”
Color: Vachetta Tan/Vachetta Tan-White-White
Style Code: CU4865-200
Release Date: 2021
Price: $120

Guo Ailun Gets His Own Air Jordan 35 Low

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Mario Briguglio

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Jan 31, 2021

Jordan Brand continues to release an exclusive colorway of their current performance basketball shoe for Chinese basketball player, Guo Ailun, who singed with the brand back in 2017. For 2021, they’re set to release an upcoming Air Jordan 35 Low for the superstar.

This offering of the low-top Air Jordan XXXV is mostly covered in a Jade Green color constructed in mesh while having White smooth leather overlay up front and perforated leather in the rear. Hints of Volt appear on the laces, speckled midsole, Cantonese characters on the heels, and insoles. Finishing off the design is Guo’s signature “G” on the right tongue atop a White rubber outsole.

Check out the official photos below, and look for the Air Jordan 35 Low “Guo Ailun” to release in the coming weeks at select retailers and Nike.com.

Air Jordan 35 Low “Guo Ailun”
Style Code: DJ2994-100
Release Date: 2021
Price: TBA

Better Air Jordan 1: “Bred” or “Chicago”

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Mario Briguglio

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Jan 31, 2021

The legend goes, when the original Air Jordan 1 debuted in 1985, the predominantly Red and Black “Bred” design was banned. A hefty fine was enforced every time it touched the court due to league policy. The succeeding versions added a league approved White color palette to the instantly iconic silhouette, which included the debut of the “Chicago” colorway.

Both “Bred” aka “Banned” and “Chicago” releases are easily the most famous colorways of the Air Jordan 1. Both include “Nike Air” branding on the tongues, insoles, and outsoles with signature Wings logo on the lateral ankle.

Check out both OG Air Jordans, and let us know which was the better release by casting your vote below.

Air Jordan 1 “Bred”

Air Jordan 1 “Chicago”

Sneaker Talk: Air Jordan 16 “Ginger”

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Mario Briguglio

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Jan 31, 2021

The Air Jordan 16 “Ginger” was released in November 2001, and laced up by Michael Jordan during his time with the Washington Wizards.

Dressed in a Light Ginger, Dark Charcoal, and White color scheme. The Air Jordan 16 was inspired by dress shoes, and shoes worn with spats. It features a Ginger nubuck upper including a removable shroud finished in the same hue. The color reappears in the mid-top’s visible Air sole unit completed with a White midsole and Charcoal rubber outsole.

Take a closer look below, and you can still find the Air Jordan 16 “Ginger” available on resell sites like eBay.

Air Jordan 16 “Ginger”
Color: Light Ginger/Dark Charcoal-White
Style Code: 136080-701
Release Date: November 24, 2001
Price: $160

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adidas Yeezy 500 High Mist Slate Release Date

Nike Air Presto “Just Do It” Coming Soon

Nike Releasing Another Air Max Plus “Just Do It”

Nike Blazer Low Surfaces in Pink and Black

A Basketball-Theme Nike Blazer Mid On The Way

The Nike Air Max 95 Returns in Black and Orange

Nike Air Force 1 ’07 Craft “Vachetta Tan” Coming Soon

Guo Ailun Gets His Own Air Jordan 35 Low

Better Air Jordan 1: “Bred” or “Chicago”

Air Jordan 1 “Bred”

Air Jordan 1 “Chicago”

Sneaker Talk: Air Jordan 16 “Ginger”