Name: Yuto Horigome x Nike SB Air Force 1 Low (speculative mock-up pictured above)Colorway: White/Iron Grey/White/Coconut Milk/Washed Coral/Photon DustSKU: IO8439-100MSRP: TBCRelease Date: Fall 2026Where to Buy: NikeThe Nike SB team has been expanding its footwear rotation by not only introducing new models, but SB-oriented remakes of classic sneakers. It first dropped its version of the Air Jordan 4 in 2023 and most recently presented an SB-approved Air Max 95. Looking ahead to next year, we still expect a Nike SB Air Force 1 Low to drop.A sample SB Air Force 1 Low was spotted last year and now another rumor report from Sneaker Market RO further backs the idea that it will be arriving on shelves in 2026. Adding to the list of launches to look forward to next year, the sneaker insiders have noted that Yuto Horigome will be dropping his own version of the SB Air Force 1 Low. While we lack a first look at the pair, the speculative mock-up pictured above offers an idea of what to expect. Gray and white cover a majority of the sneaker with Nike SB branding at the heel and outsole. Horigome’s cross-feather logo is also a likely inclusion on the sneaker, likely at the lateral heel like his SB Dunk Lows.At the time of writing, neither Yuto Horigome nor Nike SB have indicated that a collaborative Air Force 1 Low is in the works. Stay tuned for updates, including a first look at the rumored pair, as we currently expect it to arrive during Nike’s fall quarter via Nike SNKRS and select skate shops.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

This month saw runners from around the world take to the German capital’s streets for the marathon weekend in Berlin.To commemorate the event, Zalando and Nike teamed up to introduce “Stride Haus,” a series of activations right in the city.Located at Kurfürstendamm 210, and designed for runners who embrace style and performance, “Stride Haus” became the fashion-forward space that transformed the traditional marathon experience into a space for creativity — allowing runners to build their own unique run-ready looks.In an unmatched pre-run experience, the partnership featured a range of immersive workshops that kept guests engaged. The installation itself was split into three distinct zones, each offering a selection of activities. The first, Your Choice Lounge, saw visitors receive expert advice from staff to understand which of the three Nike shoes boasts the perfect fit for their running style. Whether the Vomero Plus featuring maximum cushioning for comfort, Pegasus Premium’s angled lines and responsive cushioning for an energized run, or Structure 26’s supportive cushioning for optimal stability — all are designed to connect athletes with the brand’s best running footwear innovation and help them gear up for whatever run they want to take that day, from a neighborhood jog to the peak of a marathon training plan.Elsewhere, Style Atelier brought Berlin-based designers Jun Mayers and Noemi Braun to host an exclusive bespoke workshop. Here, runners personalized their performance-wear looks with pieces crafted using the duo’s signature draping and playful fabric creations, inspired by the city’s unique interpretation of running.Providing the final touches before they hit the start line, The Beauty Workroom offered professional hairstyling and nail art as well as SPF application. Lastly, after going through the aforementioned zones, the experience culminated in The Motion Studio, where guests hit a purpose-built, cinematic treadmill in a chamber guided by a movement coach to trial their running fit.Check out the recap from Zalando and Nike’s “Stride Haus” experience in the video above as well as the latest collaborative campaign. For more information and to shop new footwear and apparel styles, visit the Zalando website.Read more at Hypebeast

Name: Dr. Martens 14XX QUBist Chelsea Boots, Dr. Martens 14XX QUBist Zip-Front BootsColorway: BlackSKU: TBCMSRP: ¥49,500 JPY (approx. $320 USD), ¥44,000 JPY (approx.$ 290 USD)Release Date: October 9Where to Buy: Dr. Martens JPDr. Martens is releasing a new 14XX QUBIST collection, a departure from its loud and maximalist designs in previous seasons. This collection emphasises a minimalist aesthetic, stripping away unnecessary elements to create sharp, unisex silhouettes without laces.The collection features two distinct laceless boot silhouettes, the QUBist Chelsea Boots and QUBist Zip-Front Boots. Both are crafted from durable yet flexible black Öhlins leather. The Chelsea boots offer a high silhouette with elastic gussets, blending classic and modern styles. The zip boots, on the other hand, combine leather with knit socks and feature a subtle front zip for easy wear.Fusing classic style and modern comfort, the Dr. Martens 14XX QUBIST collection is currently available exclusively in Japan. A global release is yet to be announced.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: New Balance 9060 “Vintage Indigo”Colorway: Light Arctic Grey/Vintage Indigo-Pink GraniteSKU: U9060NVPMSRP: $160 USDRelease Date: October 13, 2025Where to Buy: New BalanceThe highly popular New Balance 9060 silhouette, known for its bold, futuristic aesthetic, is set to drop in a clean and versatile “Vintage Indigo” colorway. This release reinterprets the shoe’s design, paying homage to the classic 99X series while leaning into the maximalist, visible technology trend of the Y2K era.The sneaker showcases a refined mix of materials, utilizing a mesh base with soft pigskin suede overlays in arctic grey and deep indigo tones. This subtle, washed denim aesthetic ensures a timeless appeal, making the shoe instantly wearable and easy to style. The design is anchored by the exaggerated, sculpted pod midsole, which features the familiar cushioning platforms of ABZORB and SBS technologies for superior comfort and compression resistance.The 9060’s unique features, like the expanded sway bars and wavy etchings across the upper, give it a sense of visible motion. Despite being a modern creation, the colorway gives it a vintage touch that aligns with New Balance’s heritage. The New Balance 9060 “Vintage Indigo” is expected to be released next week.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Air Rift “Culture Day 2025”Colorway: Summit White/Metallic SilverSKU: IM6693-111MSRP: TBCRelease Date: November 2025Where to Buy: NikeNike is celebrating Japan’s 2025 Culture Day with an Air Rift in “Summit White/Metallic Silver.”The upcoming women’s exclusive sees the tabi-like silhouette wrapped in white hairy fur, exuding a cozy feel. Minimal hints of leather are spotted on the uppers, specifically on the lining and buckle areas. The maximalist insoles are a mix of Nike branding and vibrant designs, while a singular Nike insignia is discreetly embroidered on the back strap.The model rests on a white midsole and light Gum-like outsoles. Midfoot and heel straps with metallic hardware ensure a snug fit, with a sizeable star on the midfoot delivering a final hit of zest.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Ja 3 “Spooky Season”Colorway: Light Lemon Twist/Hemp/Bright Crimson/BlackSKU: HV9923-700MSRP: $140 USDRelease Date: October 21Where to Buy: NikeNike is releasing the Ja 3 “Spooky Season” for Halloween 2025, a pair that builds on the eerie vibe of the 2023 Ja 1 “Zombie” with a striking glow-in-the-dark upgrade.The Ja 3 “Zombie” grabs attention with its bright, slime-green upper, accented by a jagged black and pink Swoosh. Contrasting brown laces and fang-shaped “MORANT” lace dubraes add intricate detail. The upper and the outsole of the sneaker are covered in a scaly, skeletal 3D print that provides texture and glows in the dark, allowing the sneaker to light up on a spooky Halloween night. The insoles further contribute to the haunting aesthetic with zombie-themed graphics and graffiti-style “ZOMBIE” lettering. For branding, Morant’s signature logo adorns the tongue, while his jersey number, “TWELVE,” is boldly stitched on the heels. The sneaker also comes with an extra pair of orange laces for alternate styling.Releasing a week ahead of October 31, the Ja 3 “Spooky Season” is the perfect sneaker to haunt the streets on Halloween, thanks to its prominent glow-in-the-dark elements.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Crocs Classic Unfurgettable Leopard Knee High BootColorway: Black/LeopardSKU: 212387-0CUMSRP: $160 USDRelease Date: October 23, 2025Where to Buy: CrocsIn a direct response to fan requests, Crocs has unveiled one of its wildest and most fashion-forward creations to date, the Classic Unfurgettable Leopard Knee High Boot. This limited-edition piece, announced by rapper T-Pain as a playful nod to his famous lyric, is the official centerpiece of the brand’s month-long “Croctober” celebration.Standing at a colossal 35.4 inches (90 cm), the boot is officially Crocs’ tallest silhouette ever. It takes the classic platform sole and builds an experimental ensemble atop it, featuring a plush, vegan, leopard-print faux fur. The high-rising boot is engineered for bold self-expression, adorned with a massive set of 17 Jibbitz™ charms, chains, and embellishments that inject a punk-rock edge into the traditionally casual design.The launch is a perfect blend of style and entertainment. The limited-edition boot will be available globally on Crocs.com and at the Crocs SoHo store in New York City on October 23, a date the brand has dubbed “Crocs Day.” This highly anticipated drop is a testament to Crocs’ unique relationship with its community, proving the brand will go to any length to fulfill its fans’ most audacious footwear dreams. View this post on InstagramA post shared by Crocs Shoes (@crocs) View this post on InstagramA post shared by HYPEBEAST (@hypebeast)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Kobe 3 Protro “Orca”Colorway: Black/Canyon Gold-Varsity PurpleSKU: N/AMSRP: $210 USDRelease Date: Fall 2026Where to Buy: NikeNike is set to deepen its tribute to the Black Mamba with a major expansion of the Kobe 3 line in 2026. Following a series of highly successful drops, the brand will launch the Kobe 3 Protro “Orca,” bringing back the simple yet striking colorway that originally debuted in 2008. The news has been reported by SneakerFiles though an official release date is still unknown. This retro is highly anticipated by purists who recognize its clean design.The sneaker earns its aquatic nickname by utilizing a dramatic, high-contrast palette of an almost all-black upper featuring a bold, white Swoosh, perfectly mirroring the formidable whale. The majority of the upper, which features a distinctive woven mesh base layered beneath a structural overlay, is rendered in black. Detailing elevates the design beyond simple two-tone coloring. Accents of Canyon Gold illuminate the iconic Kobe shield emblem on the tongue and the embroidered branding positioned on the heel. The shoe is engineered for performance, grounded by a black rubber outsole and the responsive support of a carbon fiber plate. The Kobe 3 Protro “Orca” is scheduled for a Fall 2026 release at a retail price of $210 USD. Fans can scroll through the images of the pair when it was released in 2008 above.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Air Jordan 4 “London” (speculative mock-up pictured above)Colorway: Black/Red Bark/Dark Smoke Grey/Smoke Grey/HempSKU: IV6048-001MSRP: $220 USDRelease Date: Fall 2026Where to Buy: NikeHot off of its 35th anniversary celebration last year, the Air Jordan 4 has remained a key asset in Jordan Brand’s portfolio in 2025. Highlights have ranged from a new Nike SB x Air Jordan 4 to the return of UNDEFEATED’s legendary design from 2005.While it’s been relatively quiet for the sneaker since, we now have word of a new launch scheduled for next year. According to a rumor report from the sneaker insiders at zSneakerHeadz, Sneaker Files, and Sneaker Market RO, an Air Jordan 4 “London” will be dropping in 2026. A speculative mock-up highlights what to expect from the black and brown colorway, with it most notably expected to feature a “NIKE LDN” callout at the heel and hangtag.At the time of writing, Jordan Brand has not yet confirmed that a “London”-themed take on the Air Jordan 4 will be releasing next year. Stay tuned for updates, including a first look at the pair, as we currently expect it to release during the fall of next year via Nike SNKRS and select retailers at a starting price of $220 USD. View this post on Instagram A post shared by zSneakerHeadz (@zsneakerheadz)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

SummaryHAVEN and HOKA have teamed up on a new footwear project, bringing a GORE-TEX Invisible Fit membrane to the Stinson EVO OG for the first timeThe versatile shoe features HAVEN’s “Tarmac” brown and carries subtle co-brandingHAVEN will launch the kicks on October 17 and a global launch is set to follow on October 24HAVEN and HOKA have united to upgrade the Stinson EVO OG. The partners have honed in on delivering a shoe that can do it all, from exploring expansive mountain ranges to lush forests. ⁠To accomplish this, the two have equipped the Stinson EVO OG with a new GORE-TEX Invisible Fit membrane that can handle any condition. As for its presentation, a rugged textile with HAVEN’s earthy “Tarmac” tone complements its versatility while nodding to the many different landscapes found within Marin County in Northern California. Per usual, HOKA’s premium cushioning backs every step, joining a lugged rubber outsole for maximum comfort in any setting. Rounding out the pair is Haven’s “H” logo stamped at the heel and co-branding located at the sockliner.⁠HAVEN will exclusively launch its collaborative Stinson EVO OG sneaker on October 17. From there, global channels, including HOKA, will host releases on October 24.⁠ View this post on Instagram A post shared by HAVEN (@havenbrand)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast