Name: Politics x adidas Adistar HRMY “Red Snapper”SKU: HP3634MSRP: $165 USDRelease Date: November 22Where to Buy: Sneaker PoliticsThe team over at Sneaker Politics has cooked up another footwear collaboration, this time rejoining adidas to customize one of its newest silhouettes: the Adistar HRMY. This time around, the duo has looked to Louisiana’s Gulf Coast for inspiration, specifically its fishing culture and native Red Snapper, putting together a thematic rendition of the runner that celebrates the fish.The fish’s bright red hue is featured throughout the sneaker, with a rich blend of red tones and semi-translucent layering offering an eye-catching finish. The Adistar HRMY’s mesh and nubuck build features synthetic overlays and its signature sole unit with REPETITOR cushioning. Further detailing comes courtesy of the heel cap’s reflective strip, nodding to the scales of the fish, while the Three Stripes branding resembles fish gills and bones. Rounding out this flavorful composition is a market tag at the tongue and sockliner art highlighting the Red Snapper’s skeleton and scales.For those looking to pick up a pair, the Politics x adidas Adistar HRMY “Red Snapper” is set to drop exclusively via Sneaker Politics on November 22. It will appear on the website at 10am EST and at all store locations that day at a price of $165 USD. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Sneaker Politics (@sneakerpolitics)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Stone Island x New Balance Furon V8Colorway: TBCSKU: TBCMSRP: TBCRelease Date: November 19Where to Buy: Stone Island, New BalanceThe latest Stone Island x New Balance collaboration revisits football culture with the new Furon V8 boot. From upper to sole, the boot is dressed in a tonal olive hue, while half its outsole is dipped in metallic silver with a mirror-like effect. Its Hypoknit upper is bonded to a matte polyurethane film, integrated ripstop texture and tonal 3D‑printed logos.Functional details include offset lacing for engineered lockdown, a Speed Ctrl Stud system for sharper pivots, and a split‑finish soleplate with matte forefoot and chrome‑electroplated heel, reflecting Stone Island’s ongoing exploration of material contrasts. The low‑profile collar, woven heel tab, and reflective yarns add both support and signature design cues, while dual sets of performance laces with co‑branded aglets emphasize customization.Alongside the Furon V8 boot, the collaboration also includes a football kit spanning jersey, shorts and socks, all extending the same design ethos as the boot. Constructed in polyester jacquard with engineered mesh zones, the kit balances durability with breathability, reinforced by bonded seams and taped stitching. Raised logos with ripstop textures, reflective accents, and tonal embroidery unify the set visually with the boot.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Carhartt WIP x Salomon X-ALPColorway: Black/CamoSKU: L49165500MSRP: $200 USDRelease Date: December 18Where to Buy: Salomon, Carhartt WIPThe highly successful partnership between Carhartt WIP and Salomon is back for Fall/Winter 2025, delivering a utility-driven collaboration on the rugged X-ALP silhouette. This release is a masterclass in fusing authentic workwear durability with high-performance mountaineering technology, solidifying both brands’ prominence in the “gorpcore” aesthetic.The Carhartt WIP x Salomon X-ALP is designed to thrive on both the trail and the city tarmac. The shoe features a striking, nearly monochromatic jet black upper, constructed from a complex mixed-media blend of durable leather, synthetic overlays, and a protective rubber mudguard. This stealthy exterior is disrupted only by subtle patches of earthy duck camo across the collar and tongue, directly channeling Carhartt WIP’s military and workwear heritage.Performance is guaranteed by Salomon’s core technologies, making the X-ALP fully capable for rugged conditions. Collaborative branding is discreetly etched on the pull tabs and printed on the insoles. This shoe is a compelling statement on functional minimalism, delivering a truly unique and hard-wearing option for the cooler months. The highly anticipated release is scheduled for December 18, 2025, with a retail price of $200 USD.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: District Vision x New Balance FuelCell SC Elite v5 “Bone,” “Pearl Gray”Colorway: TBCSKU: TBCMSRP: $280 USDRelease Date: November 13, November 20Where to Buy: District Vision, New BalanceNew Balance and District Vision have joined forces for another season, presenting a refined collaborative take on the FuelCell SC Elite v5 high-performance footwear. Optimized for endurance and designed for racing, the shoe is engineered with FuelCell technology to deliver exceptional energy return, reducing weight while heightening propulsion efficiency.Central to its design is a full-length carbon fiber plate, enhancing stride economy across long distances, complemented by a sculpted geometry for a stable, forward-driving ride. Rendered in Bone and Pearl Grey, the engineered knit upper ensures both breathability and targeted support.The design is accented with subtle yet meaningful details, including a red contrast stitch at the heel that pays homage to traditional Japanese finishing methods used in District Vision’s eyewear production. Clarino suede accents grace the lateral “N” and tongue, reinforced with red bar tacks for added durability and texture. Each pair also includes a removable co-branded coin medallion, echoing a Japanese good-luck token given to District Vision co-founder Tom Daly prior to the 2014 Honolulu Marathon.The District Vision & New Balance FuelCell SC Elite v5 will debut via District Vision on November 13, before a global release via New Balance on November 20, with a suggested retail price of $280 USD.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Air Force 1 Low “Morse Code Croc Skin”Colorway: Khaki/Black-Metallic GoldSKU: IQ3370-325MSRP: $135 USDRelease Date: Holiday 2025Where to Buy: NikeThe Nike Air Force 1 Low is receiving a premium, narrative-driven overhaul with the highly anticipated release of the “Morse Code Croc Skin” edition. This sneaker elevates the classic silhouette by blending deep, dark textures with subtle, covert messaging, appealing directly to those who appreciate luxury with an intellectual edge.The design utilizes a rich palette of khaki and black, which coats the entire upper. The standout material is a glossy, embossed leather treated to mimic the texture of crocodile skin, a nod to the ultra-luxurious, handcrafted AF1 releases of the past. The black detailing on the midsole, lining, and laces grounds the sophisticated design.What truly defines this release is the “Morse Code” element. A pattern of tiny dots and dashes is subtly debossed or stitched onto the upper, reportedly spelling out a coded message, likely the word “NIKE.” This detail transforms the shoe from a simple style piece into a highly collectible item embedded with a secret brand homage. The Air Force 1 Low “Morse Code Croc Skin” is a testament to Nike’s continued ability to reinvent its most iconic model through material innovation and compelling storytelling. It is expected to arrive in the Fall 2025 season.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Levi’s x Air Jordan 3 “Denim”Colorway: Denim/Black/SailSKU: IH7959-400MSRP: TBCRelease Date: Spring 2026Where to Buy: NikeUpdate: We reported on a rumored Levi’s x Air Jordan 3 “Denim” sneaker back in May. Since then, the denim specialists have teamed up with Nike on other sneakers like the Air Max 95 and Air Force 3 Low. Now, we finally have a first look at the rumored Air Jordan 3 thanks to Spike Lee, who was pictured rocking the unreleased sneaker in one of the places you can most often find him in November: courtside at a New York Knicks game.The limited preview of the pair sees it don an indigo-colored denim upper with various blue hues spread throughout the upper alongside elephant print and a Levi’s tag. White Nike Air branding is visible at the heel, matching the midsole, while red Jumpman branding is included at the tongue. No release specifics have been shared other than it will drop next year, likely during the springtime. Stay tuned for updates and revisit our initial discussion below for more info. View this post on Instagram A post shared by HYPEBEAST (@hypebeast)Original Story: When it comes to collaborators, Jordan Brand has established an extensive history of partners ever since its first official collaboration — the historic UNDEFEATED x Air Jordan 4 campaign from 20 years ago. Levi’s, while only working with the Jumpman team a few times over the years, is a major one, not only putting together three beloved takes on the Air Jordan 4 in 2018, but by presenting the first Air Jordan 1 collab in 2008 as well.With only four months of 2025 wrapped up, a new rumor report from SneakerMarketRO and brandon1an has given us a better idea of what to expect in 2026. The sneaker insiders have indicated that a Levi’s x Air Jordan 3 will be arriving early in the new year. While we lack a physical preview of the pair, a speculative mock-up gives an idea as to what its “Denim,” “Black,” and “Sail” composition may end up looking like.At the time of writing, neither Levi’s nor Jordan Brand have confirmed that they have a new “Denim” version of the Air Jordan 3 coming next year. Stay tuned for updates, including a first look at the rumored pair, as we currently expect it to arrive next spring via Nike SNKRS and select retailers, likely fetching a price higher than the model’s standard retail amount of $200 USD.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Tyler, the Creator x Converse 1908 Bronco BootColorways: Emperador, Black, Aspen Green, and Pear SorbetSKU: A19145C, A19146C, A19144C, and A19143CMSRP: $140 USD to $150 USDRelease Date: November 13Where to Buy: Converse and GOLF le FLEUR*Tyler, the Creator’s partnership with Converse leveled up this year with the introduction of the 1908 collection. Named after the brand’s founding year, the 1908 line pays homage to its heritage with contemporary reinterpretations of the brand’s DNA. Tyler kicked the program off in the summer, reintroducing the Naut-1 and Jogger sneakers. Now, he’s worked within the Converse Archive again and is ready to introduce the Bronco Boot as a new model based on Converse’s DNA. Accompanying the unveiling is a set of image pairs shown above that Tyler curated himself.The Bronco Boot is built with three different split upper compositions appearing in four colorways that tap into the le FLEUR* palette. These range from leather and canvas to a premium suede, with “Emperador” and “Black” favoring the former while “Aspen Green” utilizes suede and “Pear Sorbet” features canvas. Supporting each boot is a lugged outsole and a molded, diamond-textured rubber toe. Round laces, heavy faux welt stitching, metal hardware, and special branding round out the design.All four debut colorways of Tyler, the Creator’s Converse 1908 Bronco Boot are set to drop tomorrow, November 13, via Converse and GOLF le FLEUR*. The canvas “Pear Sorbet” colorway is priced at $140 USD while the other three come in at a $150 USD price point. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Tyler, The Creator (@feliciathegoat)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast