Supreme x Marmot’s Fall 2025 Collection Blends Street Restraint With Mountain Tech

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Dec 22, 2025

The Supreme x Marmot Fall 2025 Collection continues Supreme’s pattern of tapping authentic outdoor legacy. This time, Marmot’s 50-year mountaineering history sets the foundation. The focus appears naturally as the collection merges alpine performance with street-level restraint.

The range leans into cold-weather utility. 800-fill down parkas anchor the lineup, supported by fleece jackets, balaclavas, and base layers. Design choices stay deliberate, balancing stealth black options with the “Skull Pile” Liquid Blue print. The graphic carries cultural weight, famously linked to Stay Fly visuals featuring Juicy J. Reflective branding adds function without visual clutter.

Compared to past Supreme outerwear collaborations, this capsule feels more technical than nostalgic. Marmot’s materials do the heavy lifting, while Supreme keeps branding controlled. That balance separates this project from louder seasonal drops.

The Supreme x Marmot Fall 2025 Collection releases December 26th globally, December 27th in Asia, available via Supreme.com and select stores.

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Supreme x Marmot Fall 2025 Collection
Release Date: December 26, 2025

Nike x NOCTA x Chrome Hearts Collab Revealed

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Mario Briguglio

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Dec 22, 2025

Drake’s NOCTA has officially merged worlds with Nike and Chrome Hearts. The Nike x NOCTA x Chrome Hearts collaboration was quietly confirmed via Drake’s Instagram Stories. There’s still no formal announcement, and the in-store-only release is the whole point.

From early looks, the capsule leans into Chrome Hearts codes first. Camouflage-style graphics blend woods textures with gothic crosses and ornate hardware cues. Meanwhile, Nike NOCTA Chrome Hearts capsule branding stays subtle, letting fabrication and print density carry the impact. It reads like a luxury streetwear capsule built to be examined up close.

The headline item is a camo puffer jacket, priced at $39,000. Craft details appear consistent with Chrome Hearts standards, including heavy quilting and premium zippers. Still, the collection keeps a wearable, performance-rooted shape. That tension makes the capsule feel sharper than a typical merch-driven link-up.

Access remains intentionally limited, even by Chrome Hearts standards. The collection drop is currently tied to Chrome Hearts retail stores, with no confirmed online option.

For now, the Nike x NOCTA x Chrome Hearts collaboration is available now at Chrome Hearts locations.

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Photos: mattarchivee

Jordan Tatum 4 “First Ring” Brings Championship Storytelling To All-Star 2026

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Dec 22, 2025

Jordan Brand is using All-Star Weekend momentum to spotlight the next chapter of Jayson Tatum’s signature line. The Jordan Tatum 4 “First Ring” draws directly from the camo Tatum 2 PE he wore during Boston’s championship run, translating that personal moment into a retail colorway.

The upper leans heavily into outdoor cues. Black, green, and tan camouflage wraps the toe and tongue, while olive suede and breathable mesh stabilize the build. Dark panel dividers frame the design, giving the camo room to breathe rather than overwhelm. Infrared accents on the lateral Jumpman and JT tongue logo sharpen the contrast.

Around the heel, Tatum’s “0” logo appears in a bright orange tone. That detail subtly references classic hunting gear, reinforcing the pursuit theme tied to a first title. Compared to earlier Tatum models, this execution feels more grounded and narrative-driven.

Although Tatum has been sidelined early this season with an Achilles injury, Jordan Brand is keeping his presence active. Using All-Star Weekend as a preview window mirrors how past signature moments were introduced during cultural peaks.

The Jordan Tatum 4 “First Ring” is expected to arrive February 2026 during NBA All-Star Weekend through Jordan Brand retailers and Nike.com, priced at $140.

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Jordan Tatum 4 “First Ring”
Color: Black/Moss Green-Camper Green-Infrared 23
Style Code: IB7195-001
Release Date: February 2026
Price: $140

Nike Air Max Goadome “DMV” Releases February 2026

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Mason Tiniuc

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Dec 22, 2025

The Nike Air Max Goadome “DMV” shows up for February 2026 carrying more identity than previous versions of the model ever did. Long associated with winter durability and East Coast wear, the Goadome now leans deeper into storytelling through color and detail.

This Sweet Beet/Black edition is wrapped in smooth cherry red leather, giving the boot a polished, uniform finish. Clean paneling and reinforced stitching nod to its outdoor lineage, while subtle collar perforations soften the silhouette. Compared to earlier wheat-toned Goadomes, this pair feels more expressive without losing structure.

Branding remains controlled. A tonal Swoosh blends into the side panel, while collegiate-style “DMV” lettering runs vertically along the heel spine. That regional reference feels deliberate, not decorative.

Underfoot, visible Air cushioning modernizes the ride. Aggressive black traction grounds the look. Inside, cherry blossom insoles add contrast and cultural texture.

The Nike Air Max Goadome “DMV” will release February 5, 2026, with a $230 price point. Pairs will be available through the usual Nike.com and select retailers.

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Nike Air Max Goadome “DMV”
Color: Sweet Beet/Black
Style Code: IQ0610-633
Release Date: February 5, 2026
Price: $230

Justin Herbert Debuted ”Me vs. Me” Nike Sabrina 3 Cleats

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Mario Briguglio

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Dec 22, 2025

With the playoff picture sharpening, Justin Herbert delivered one of his cleanest performances of the season. During Week 16, the Los Angeles Chargers quarterback paired that outing with a subtle footwear statement. Herbert stepped onto the field wearing custom “Me vs. Me” Nike Sabrina 3–inspired cleats.

The design pulls directly from Sabrina Ionescu’s Nike Sabrina 3 philosophy. “Me vs. Me” centers on internal competition, a mindset shared across sports. Multi-dimensional Swoosh detailing nods to Oregon’s iconic uniforms, while silver and red accents give the cleats controlled pop without overpowering the base.

Rather than a full rebuild, the pair stays close to the Nike Vapor Pro 1 silhouette. That decision keeps the focus on symbolism, not spectacle. The bold “S” branding carries the narrative, linking Herbert’s football stage with Ionescu’s basketball lineage. Both athletes share Oregon roots and the same graduating class, giving the crossover added weight.

Nike has increasingly blurred lines between performance categories, and this moment fits that pattern. For now, the “Me vs. Me” Nike Sabrina 3 cleats remain a Herbert-exclusive. Still, the concept feels scalable.

The Justin Herbert “Me vs. Me” Nike Sabrina 3 cleats appeared in Week 16 and are not currently available for purchase.

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Victor Wembanyama x Nike GT Cut 4 “All-Star” Releases February 2026

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Mario Briguglio

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Dec 22, 2025

Nike continues to build towards a marquee All-Star moment, with Victor Wembanyama widely expected to make his PE debut during NBA All-Star Weekend. The Victor Wembanyama x Nike GT Cut 4 “All-Star” pays homage to that moment, unifying performance engineering with a distinct look.

The upper leans into contrast. A soft, rainbow-like iridescent shell wraps the lateral side and heel, while metallic bronze armor defines the medial panel. That split finish gives the shoe movement even when standing still, a smart choice for a player whose game already bends expectations. Alien iconography near the heel reinforces Wembanyama’s growing off-court branding without feeling forced.

Details remain deliberate. A mini Swoosh lands near the toe, offset lacing sharpens the futuristic profile, and brown suede on the tongue tempers the gloss. Compared to earlier GT Cut PEs, this version feels more sculptural, leaning closer to wearable concept design than standard team footwear.

Historically, Nike has used All-Star PEs to preview future design language, and this pair follows that lineage. The GT Cut 4 continues serving as Nike Basketball’s experimental canvas.

The Victor Wembanyama x Nike GT Cut 4 “All-Star” is expected to release February 13th, 2026 during NBA All-Star Weekend at Nike Basketball retailers and Nike.com.

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Victor Wembanyama x Nike GT Cut 4 “All-Star”
Color: Multi-Color/Black-Metallic Platinum-Glacier Blue-Bleached Lilac
Style Code: IB6729-910
Release Date: February 13, 2026
Price: $230

Photos: carterwangchina / allinliveee

Jordan Spizike Low Greets A New Golf Update

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Mason Tiniuc

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Dec 22, 2025

Jordan Brand continues blending performance worlds with the Jordan Spizike Low Golf, a spikeless update rooted in basketball history. Built from the Spike Lee–endorsed hybrid, the design keeps its courtside identity while shifting focus toward golf functionality.

Dressed in White, Pure Platinum, and Obsidian, the shoe recalls early-2000s Jordan releases. The Spizike itself debuted during that same hybrid-heavy period. Familiar elephant print accents and layered panels remain intact, reinforcing its crossover identity rather than disguising it.

Underfoot, the transformation becomes clear. The Air Jordan 3–inspired outsole now features a reworked traction pattern designed for walking and stability across 18 holes. This choice reflects Jordan Brand’s growing comfort merging lifestyle nostalgia with legitimate golf performance.

The Jordan Spizike Low Golf releases January 1, 2026 and will be available via Nike.com and Jordan Brand stockists.

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Jordan Spizike Low Golf
Color: White/Pure Platinum-Obsidian
Style Code: HQ4365-101
Release Date: January 1, 2026
Price: $195

Nike Total 90 III “University Red” Upgraded With Ribbon Laces

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Mason Tiniuc

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Dec 22, 2025

The Nike Total 90 III “University Red” emerges as a women’s-exclusive release, reconnecting with Nike’s early-2000s football era. The bold red upper, paired with gum brown and metallic gold accents, immediately recalls the Total 90’s original on-pitch presence. Still, this version clearly shifts toward lifestyle wear.

That evolution is most noticeable in the lace setup. Unlike traditional football tooling, the updated lacing softens the silhouette and adds a refined touch. It subtly separates this pair from its performance past without erasing its identity.

Key design elements remain untouched. Quilted uppers reference classic strike zones, while the radial outsole pattern preserves the model’s football DNA.

The Nike Total 90 III “University Red” releases Spring 2026 for $115. Pairs will be available through Nike.com and select retailers.

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Nike Total 90 III (W)
Color: University Red/Gum Medium Brown-Metallic Gold-White
Style Code: IO2387-600
Release Date: 2026
Price: $115

Jordan Spizike Low Arrives in “Anthracite/Cargo Khaki”

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Mason Tiniuc

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Dec 22, 2025

Jordan Brand keeps revisiting the Spizike, but this Jordan Spizike Low “Anthracite/Cargo Khaki” feels more settled than past versions. Instead of loud color blocking, this pair leans into texture and restraint. That shift matters for a hybrid silhouette that can easily feel overworked.

Most of the upper sits in Anthracite leather, slightly tumbled and deliberately matte. Cargo Khaki supports the lace wings and cage, adding structure without pulling focus. Spruce Fog netting tones down the side panels and keeps the profile calm.

Light Wild Mango shows up only where needed. The lace lock and outsole branding bring just enough contrast. Around back, tan suede and a translucent heel badge quietly add depth.

The sail midsole and visible Air unit keep things familiar.

The Jordan Spizike Low “Anthracite/Cargo Khaki” is now available on Nike.com for $165 USD.

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Jordan Spizike Low
Color: Anthracite/Light Wild Mango-Cargo Khaki-Spruce Fog
Style Code: FQ1759-007
Release Date: December 21, 2025
Price: $165

Jordan MVP 92 “Pure Money” Now Available (December 2025)

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Mason Tiniuc

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Dec 21, 2025

UPDATE 12/21/25: The Jordan MVP 92 “”Pure Money” is now available on Nike.com.

Original Story 11/20/25:
This Jordan MVP 92 pulls clear cues from the Air Jordan 4 “Pure Money”, a colorway that first gained attention for its simple all-white approach.

This new version uses the same White and Pure Platinum layout across leather panels, mesh windows, and smooth overlays. Each section stays tight and clean, staying close to the look that made the “Pure Money” theme recognizable.

Nike Air branding sits on a sculpted TPU heel badge that follows the AJ4’s shape. The midsole uses sharp edges and layered lines, which match details seen on early ’90s Flight models. The outsole includes circular traction pods and angled sections, plus a Jumpman mark near the front.

The shoe carries classic Jordan elements but shifts them into a low-cut build designed for everyday wear. The layout gives the model a familiar.

The Jordan MVP 92 “Pure Money” arrives December 21, 2025 for $145. Expect pairs through Nike.com and select retailers.

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Jordan MVP 92 “Pure Money”
Color: White/Pure Platinum
Style Code: HQ3950-104
Release Date: December 21, 2025
Price: $145

Jordan Spizike Low “Bred” Now Available (December 2025)

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Mario Briguglio

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Dec 21, 2025

UPDATE 12/21/25: The Jordan Spizike Low “Bred” is now available on Nike.com.

Original Story 11/13/25:
The Jordan Spizike Low “Bred” energy hits hard here, pulling straight from the era that shaped so many sneakerheads. Nike isn’t playing games with this one and the nods to the 1989 Air Jordan 4 “Bred” influence are evident from the start. The color combination of Black, Wolf Grey, White and Gym Red falls right in that Bulls sweet spot, and doesn’t feel rehashed.

The upper leans on black leather, but the textures keep it from looking flat. Elephant print, smooth leather, and that suede panel blend together cleanly. The speckled wings feel like a deliberate callback to the AJ4, not just another retro cue tossed in. That’s the detail longtime fans will appreciate because it shows the design team actually cared.

I like how the shoe keeps the Spizike identity intact with the lace lock and bold heel badges. It still feels like the fusion model Spike Lee made famous, just trimmed down for a more wearable everyday shape. That mix of heritage and subtle updates makes this version more interesting than many recent hybrids.

The Jordan Spizike Low “Bred” drops December 21, 2025 for $165 at select retailers and Nike.com.

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Jordan Spizike Low “Bred”
Color: Black/Wolf Grey-White-Gym Red
Style Code: FQ1759-009
Release Date: December 21, 2025
Price: $165

NIGO x Nike Air Force 3 “College Pack” Releases February 2026

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Mario Briguglio

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Dec 21, 2025

The NIGO x Nike Air Force 3 “College Pack” continues Nike’s recent run of heritage-driven collaborations. Set for Spring 2026, the pack channels American college color traditions through NIGO’s globally fluent design language, avoiding official team branding while still feeling instantly recognizable.

The navy and grey pair leans into decades of Georgetown-adjacent Nike history. A navy leather toe anchors fuzzy felt panels, while soft grey overlays structure the upper. White branding, a quilted satin liner, and a clean midsole keep the execution polished rather than nostalgic.

Meanwhile, the green and yellow option shifts the energy west. Green felt dominates the upper, contrasted by sharp yellow accents outlining the Swoosh and toe giving Oregon vibes. Tan structural panels calm the palette, giving the shoe everyday wearability despite its bolder color story.

Together, the NIGO x Nike Air Force 3 “College Pack” reflects how U.S. campus colors evolved into global style codes. Similar to past AF3 revivals, this pack prioritizes texture and proportion over loud branding, which feels intentional.

The NIGO x Nike Air Force 3 “College Pack” is expected to release February 6, 2026 at select retailers and Nike.com for $150 USD.

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NIGO x Nike Air Force 3
Color: Forest Green/Oatmeal-Sail-Gum Light Brown-Yellow Strike
Style Code: HV5032-300
Release Date: February 6, 2026
Price: $150

NIGO x Nike Air Force 3
Color: Midnight Navy/Off-White-Shadow Grey
Style Code: HV5032-400
Release Date: February 6, 2026
Price: $150

Sneaker Talk: Air Jordan 12 “Obsidian”

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Mario Briguglio

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Dec 21, 2025

Released in February 1997, the Air Jordan 12 “Obsidian” quietly carved out a unique place in Jordan Brand history. Unlike most originals, it arrived outside Chicago’s Bulls palette, signaling a rare stylistic detour. That decision alone made it memorable at launch.

At the time, the Obsidian stood apart for another reason. It became the only OG colorway of the original five Air Jordan 12s that Michael Jordan never wore on court. Consequently, its legacy grew through scarcity and curiosity rather than game moments.

On the design front, the Air Jordan 12 “Obsidian” continued the tale of luxury. Obsidian blue leather is the highlight of the upper, while white mudguards add a touch of freshness. Stitched paneling that echoes the Japanese Rising Sun was a feature derived from Air Jordan 12s original theme.

After sitting in the vault for fifteen years, the model finally returned in 2012. However, demand has kept it firmly in collector territory. Today, pairs are commonly found on resale platforms like StockX.

The Air Jordan 12 “Obsidian” remains available through resale markets, offering collectors access to one of Jordan Brand’s most unconventional OG releases.

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Air Jordan 12 “Obsidian”
Color: Obsidian/White-French Blue-University Blue
Style Code: 130690-410
Release Date: June 23, 2012
Price: $160

Devin Booker Debuts Nike Book 2 “Phoenix Suns” PE

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Mario Briguglio

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Dec 20, 2025

The transition is already underway for the Nike Book 2, as Devin Booker begins teasing his next signature chapter. While the Nike Book 1 still has one final colorway ahead, Booker has quietly shifted focus. The early on-court appearance suggests continuity rather than disruption.

The Nike Book 2 Suns PE debuted December 20 during Phoenix’s matchup against the Golden State Warriors. A crisp white base sets the foundation, while purple wraps the mudguard and liner. Orange accents energize the metallic Swoosh and secondary branding. The palette feels unmistakably Suns without leaning too literal.
From a design perspective, the silhouette appears more streamlined. Subtle nods to Nike’s Zoom Spiridon lineage show through the layered build and low-profile shape. That balance between heritage and evolution keeps the model grounded.

With additional pairs already scheduled, the rollout is accelerating. The Book 1 “Torched” lands December 30th, followed by the Book 2 “Rising” on January 2nd. Expect the Nike Book 2 “Suns” PE to remain a visual reference point as the line expands.

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Photos: Suns / dbookone / SooWavy11

Nike Dunk Low LX “Metallic Silver” Comes With Pink Soles

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Mason Tiniuc

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Dec 20, 2025

UPDATE 12/20/25: The shoes are now available on Nike.com.

Original Story 11/27/25:
The Nike Dunk Low LX “Pink Foam” takes a familiar model and gives it a fresh push.

Its two-tone pink outsole jumps out immediately and gives the entire shoe a different energy. The upper leans clean with Photon Dust leather and Metallic Silver overlays. The chrome Swoosh adds a flash that feels pulled from early-2000s pairs that loved bold shine.

Black branding on the heel and tongue cuts through the lighter colors. White nylon on the tongue and liner keeps the shoe grounded in that familiar Dunk feel. It’s a balanced look, and it fits nicely next to past LX releases that played with premium textures and quiet metallic hits. This one just feels a bit louder, but still controlled.

The “Pink Foam/Metallic Silver” Dunk Low LX drops December 20, 2025. Expect pairs via Nike.com and selected retailers.

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Nike Dunk Low LX (W)
Color: Photon Dust/Pink Foam-Medium Soft Pink-Metallic Silver
Style Code: HM3698-006
Release Date: December 20, 2025
Price: $120

Nike ReactX Rejuven8 Spring 2026 Preview

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Mason Tiniuc

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Dec 20, 2025

UPDATE 12/20/25: The “Topaz Gold” colorway just dropped on Nike.com.

Original Story 12/16/25:
The Nike ReactX Rejuven8 continues to lock in its role as a Spring 2026 essential. Rather than overhaul the design, Nike doubles down on wearability and color-driven appeal.

The laceless clog lands in saturated finishes like Volt Ice, Sapphire, Light Lemon Twist, Topaz Gold, and Orange Pulse/Hot Lava. These shades amplify the model’s flowing ridges and wave-inspired sidewalls. Subtle, tonal Swooshes keep branding low-key, letting the foam sculpting speak. That restraint mirrors past Nike recovery silhouettes that quietly crossed into lifestyle rotation.

Performance stays familiar but refined. The grippy outsole supports indoor and light outdoor wear, while ReactX foam improves durability and energy return over earlier React builds. The approach feels intentional, prioritizing versatility over trend chasing.