Name: NIGO x Levi’s x Nike Air Force 3 Low “Olive Grey,” “Enigma Stone”Colorway: Olive Grey/Summit White-Navy-Metallic Pewter, Enigma Stone/Summit White-Navy-Metallic PewterSKU: IB1808-001, IB1808-002MSRP: $150 USDRelease Date: Holiday 2025Where to Buy: NikeStreetwear pioneer NIGO and denim icon Levi’s are joining forces with Nike once again for a new take on an overlooked classic. The three-way collaboration brings new life to the Air Force 3 Low, a retro basketball sneaker from 1988, in two unique colorways: “Olive Grey” and “Enigma Stone.”Each of the two sneakers features a meticulous blend of textures and materials. The design swaps out patent leather and pony hair from NIGO’s previous collaborations for Levi’s signature denim. The “Enigma Stone” colorway features washed indigo denim with rich brown suede and navy accents, giving it a “retro-future” feel. Meanwhile, the “Olive Grey” takes a different approach, with distressed surfaces, rougher suede, and a pre-yellowed midsole to mimic the look of a well-worn pair of vintage jeans. Both colorways feature a metallic leather Swoosh and co-branded tags stitched to the side panels.The collaboration is rich with storytelling. The shoe box comes with a vintage “Air Force 3” graphic, and the insoles feature an old Levi’s ad, offering an extra dose of Americana. A fun nod to footwear design is found on the heel, which is split to read “Nike Air” on one side and “Ogin Force”—a play on the designer’s name—on the other. The collection, which is expected to be released this holiday season, is a testament to NIGO’s continued creative influence and the enduring appeal of collaborative artistry.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: The Broken Arm x Salomon PastoralColorway: Green Haze/Black Forest/Haute RedSKU: L47969000MSRP: €220 EUR (approx. $257 USD)Release Date: September 15Where to Buy: The Broken Arm, SalomonThe Broken Arm’s latest collaboration with Salomon introduces the Pastoral sneaker, channeling the spirit of the nomadic shepherd through its elevated, walking-shoe profile.Rendered in a palette of “Green Haze,” “Black Forest” and “Haute Red,” the high-cut uppers deliver sturdy ankle support and a comfortable, glove-like fit — designed to accompany modern wanderers across varied terrain. The silhouette marries Salomon’s technical craftsmanship with The Broken Arm’s minimalist ethos. The upper is complemented by contrast-stitched reinforcements that enhance durability, while the breathable construction ensures airflow on the move.   View this post on Instagram A post shared by THE BROKEN ARM (@thebrokenarm)  Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Field General 82 “Zebra”Colorway: Black/WhiteSKU: IM3075-002MSRP: $120 USDRelease Date: Fall 2025Where to Buy: Nike.comNike is heading to the savanna with the Field General 82 “Zebra.”Staying true to its name, its uppers are built with faux zebra hair and its matching print in white and black. Black leather lands on the branding details, including the panel swoosh, debossed Nike heel insignia and tongue. The shoe then rests on a black midsole and the silhouette’s customary waffle outsole, while black laces tie them together for a clean finish.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: NikeCraft Mars Yard 3.0Colorway: Natural/Sport Red/Maple/Sail/BlackSKU: DA6676-100MSRP: $275 USDRelease Date: September 13Where to Buy: Tom SachsUpdate: The official release date is now scheduled for September 13. Tom Sachs and Nike’s NikeCraft program is back, introducing the third generation of the Mars Yard sneaker. The two revealed its return back in February, outlining many of its new technical specifications, and we got a closer look at the sneaker in May. Now, its rollout has officially begun as the two have announced a new program for sneakerheads to join in order to gain access to the shoes when they launch in September.The I.S.R.U. (In-Situ Resource Utilization) app has just been introduced. Challenges on the app will be presented weekly as an opportunity to earn points and climb the leaderboard. Those who reach an eligible position on the I.S.R.U. leaderboard will then have the opportunity to purchase the NikeCraft Mars Yard 3.0 on September 5 via Tom Sachs’ webstore, which is expected to offer the shoe at a starting price of $275 USD. “Mars Yards have always been hard to get, and they’re always going to be hard to get. If you want them, you’re going to have to work for them,” comments Sachs. “Maybe not all of the challenges are for you. That’s OK. What matters is that you do what resonates. I can’t guarantee you will get the shoes, but I can promise your life will improve by participating in meaningful daily routines.”Enjoy a complete look at the sneaker above and revisit our previous breakdowns below for more info. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Tom Sachs (@tomsachs)Update: Tom Sachs announced just a few months ago that, after resuming his Nike partnership, a NikeCraft Mars Yard 3.0 is set to release this September. He also offered a complete breakdown of what to expect from the new iteration of the sought-after series, which we covered in detail previously below. Now, following a mere teaser image, we have a complete set of visuals highlighting the sneaker. One element not noted previously is that, similar to its predecessors, a cork sockliner is accompanied by a mesh option as well, with both sporting scientific drawings in Sachs’ handwriting. Release remains set for this September at a price of $275 USD, with a special launch likely to occur via Nike. View this post on Instagram A post shared by 와디 (@wadism)Original Story: Tom Sachs and Nike officially announced last year that they resumed their partnership after reports of Sachs’ inappropriate behavior towards his studio staff were addressed. The news came with confirmation that a NikeCraft Mars Yard 3.0 would be arriving in 2025. Now, after a wear test sample appeared last November, we now have an official first look at the shoe, as well as a breakdown of its new details.The new model doesn’t stray too far away from its predecessors as its combination of off-white, golden brown and red is present in the same color blocking as before. Three details that quickly stand out include a new TPU toecap in black, silkscreen printed Swooshes and “Sail” detailing at the TPU heel clip and natural rubber outsole. Its front pull tab now extends and serves as a lace keeper while the eyestay overlay no longer connects at the toe, instead favoring two separate pieces. Further adjustments to the sole unit involve polyurethane React foam, a carbon fiber plate and a new texture at the midsole. From there, oversized eyelets, a staggered eyestay, ribbed polyester laces, an open mesh polyester upper and a nylon donning strap at the heel complete the list of changes that Sachs shared.At the time of writing, we have not been made aware of a specific release date. However, Tom Sachs’ announcement post nods to it arriving sometime this September, likely via Nike SNKRS and select retailers at a starting price of $275 USD. Stay tuned for updates, including a complete set of visuals, as we near its scheduled release period. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Tom Sachs (@tomsachs)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Pharrell x adidas Jellyfish “Green”Colorway: Focus Olive/Core Black/GreenSKU: TDCMSRP: $300 USDRelease Date: TBCWhere to Buy: adidasFollowing up on his inaugural “Orange” adidas VIRGINIA Jellyfish unveiled in August, Pharrell is dropping a new “Green” colorway of the special sneaker.Marking the launch of his VIRGINIA creative platform, the adidas VIRGINIA Jellyfish is an ode to the multifaceted musician and designer’s Virginia Beach roots, hence the sea creature theme. The retro silhouette, a reimagined variant of the 2005 Adistar Cushion, boasts chunky overlays with off-white, white, green, black, and olive accents.Leaning into the deep sea theme, the aerodynamic green details of the upper feature a slightly more neon green, evocative of bioluminescent sea creatures. First appearing on Pharrell during Paris Fashion Week in January, colorways other than the “Orange” and “Green” variants have allegedly been spotted, including a triple-black and a blue.As of the time of writing, adidas has not announced an official release date for the “Green” Jellyfish; however, pricing is expected to remain at $300 USD. Like before, eager customers can expect to see the shoes arrive on the adidas Confirmed app and the brand’s official webstore.Stay tuned to Hypebeast for updates on the forthcoming adidas VIRGINIA Jellyfish “Green.” Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Air Jordan Mule Loafer “Brown Snakeskin”Colorway: TBCSKU: IB1497-200MSRP: $145 USDRelease Date: Holiday 2025Where to Buy: Nike.comJordan Brand continues to mesh the worlds of loafers and sneakers with the unveiling of the Air Jordan Mule Loafer in “Brown Snakeskin.”The upcoming women’s exclusive stays true to its name and is built with brown snakeskin uppers, adding a reptilian twist to the model. Minimal branding lands on the iteration, with only a bronze Air Jordan plate on the uppers and a duo of stamped insoles. The backless, slip-on loafer rests on a stacked black leather platform, while the rugged outsole offers extra grip.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: FACETASM x ASICS GEL-KAYANO 14Colorway: TBCSKU: TBCMSRP: ¥28,600 JPY (approx. $194 USD)Release Date: September 20Where to Buy: ASICS, FACETASMASICS has tapped FACETASM for a refreshing collaborative spin on the GEL-KAYANO 14 sneaker. Rendered in an “Organic Beauty” design theme, the silhouette incorporates 30 different color tones that mirror plants’ verdant greens, soil’s earthy browns, sunlight’s amber glow and water’s crystalline blues. The engineered mesh upper features distinct weaves across the toe, lateral and medial panels, so the shoe’s texture and hue subtly shift with every movement – melding performance-driven design with the layered nuances of the natural world.A gradient-layered foam midsole recreates the gritty texture of earth, while contrasting forefoot and rearfoot GEL™ units are each rendered in their own color scheme, offering signature ASICS impact absorption. The glass-clear GEL™ pods appear fused within the foam, enhancing the organic motif. A vintage-style white wooden crate–inspired box completes the presentation, underscoring the capsule’s artisanal craftsmanship.  View this post on Instagram A post shared by facetasm_tokyo (@facetasmtokyo)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: New Balance Numeric 770 “Black/Grey,” New Balance Numeric 770 “Grey/Purple-Black”Colorway: Black/Grey, Grey/Purple-BlackSKU: NM770YZZ, NM770VWXMSRP: $125 USDRelease Date: September 15Where to Buy: New BalanceNew Balance is resurrecting a forgotten classic from its archives, re-releasing the New Balance Numeric 770 as a modern-day skate shoe. Originally conceived as a cross-trainer in the 1990s, the 770 has been rebuilt from the ground up to handle the demands of skateboarding, blending its vintage aesthetic with new performance technology.The new model will be available in two distinct colorways, each highlighting the shoe’s premium construction. The “Black/Grey” offers a sleek, monochromatic look with a black nubuck and suede upper contrasted by grey accents, while the “Grey/Purple-Black” provides a bolder, more dynamic feel. The latter features a grey suede base with muted green hits and pops of purple on the branding and heel. Both versions are built for skate utility, with double-layer reinforcement on the toe cap and a supportive heel frame for added durability and protection.The new 770 is a perfect example of how New Balance Numeric is approaching skate footwear with a more “intelligent” design philosophy. It takes a classic, long-retired silhouette and infuses it with skate-ready tech, all while maintaining the brand’s signature aesthetic.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

SummaryAminé and New Balance released an exclusive, glow-in-the-dark shoe, limited to only 100 pairsThe only way to win a pair is by entering a raffle at his festivalTo enter, you must pre-order a different pair of shoeArtist Aminé is bringing a splash of color to Portland with his latest collaboration with New Balance. The two are set to release a wild new sneaker, the Best Day Ever Biblioteca 2000s, in an extremely limited capsule. The shoe, with its multi-color upper and glow-in-the-dark details, is limited to just 100 pairs, making it one of the most exclusive releases of the year. A nod to the artist’ creative collective “Club Banana” is highlighted as well on the embossed tongue branding.This unconventional drop will only be available to fans attending The Best Day Ever Fest in Portland on September 13 and 14. The release strategy is a unique two-step process. Attendees can head to the festival’s dedicated book drop station to pre-order a pair of the Green Biblioteca 2000s, a shoe that is guaranteed to all who purchase it.However, the real prize is the coveted multi-color version. Every pre-order of the Green Biblioteca 2000s automatically enters you into a raffle for a chance to win one of the 100 pairs of the exclusive, glow-in-the-dark shoes for free. This inventive release strategy ensures that fans not only get a pair of a highly anticipated sneaker but also have a shot at winning the collection’s rarest item. View this post on InstagramA post shared by Aminé (@amine)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

SummaryOur Legacy WORK SHOP and Converse have teamed up on a new Chuck 70The design celebrates imperfections like irregular foxing, inspired by vintage Chuck TaylorsThe collaboration will be available starting September 12Our Legacy WORK SHOP and Converse are coming together for a collaboration that elevates an iconic silhouette by embracing imperfection. The Work Shop Chuck 70 is a re-imagining of Converse’s most classic sneaker through a distinct lens that honors the human factor in design.The release includes two versions of the Work Shop Chuck 70: a dark Espresso and an undyed Natural, both crafted from organic cotton canvas. In a nod to a previous collaboration, the shoe features a concealed Chuck Taylor patch on the medial interior, with a clean, embroidered Work Shop yin yang logo where the patch traditionally sits.Jockum Hallin, the founder of Our Legacy and creative director of Our Legacy WORK SHOP, shared that the design was a deliberate tribute to classic sneakers, “We’ve created our dream Chuck 70’s by simply adding the human factor, leaning into the imperfections we admire from the Chuck Taylors made in the 1960’s-80’s. We brought back the uneven, hand-pulled foxing tape that comes up slightly higher, the irregular toe bumpers and the shorter toe caps, trying to highlight the beauty in those human made ”flaws” that occurred back then.”The Our Legacy Work Shop Converse will launch on September 12 at online and on Converse and select retail partners including Our Legacy stores in London, Stockholm, Berlin, and Seoul, as well as Dover Street Market locations worldwide.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast