Name: Pendleton x NIGO x Nike Air Force 3 Low “College” PackColorways: Forest Green/Oatmeal/Sail/Gum Light Brown/Yellow Strike and Midnight Navy/Off-White/Shadow GreySKUs: HV5032-300 and HV5032-400MSRP: $150 USDRelease Date: Spring 2026Where to Buy: NikeNIGO and Nike kicked off their partnership in 2024 by bringing back the Air Force 3 Low. Since then, the two have continued to operate on the sneaker, putting together everything from croc leather-inspired looks to a Levi’s collaboration. Looking ahead to 2026, the duo has another campaign featuring the sneaker to come, this time bringing Pendleton into the fold.Two Pendleton x NIGO x Nike Air Force 3 Low colorways have just surfaced under a “College” pack theme. These mixed material colorways, which blend suede, leather, and textile detailing throughout the upper, feature “Forest Green” and “Midnight Navy” color schemes. Per usual, NIGO Force branding is spotted at the right shoe’s heel. What sets this set apart from previous launches, aside from the difference in composition, is the inclusion of Pendleton fabric. The wool specialists are noted at the sockliner of each shoe, however, the brand’s involvement beyond this remains vague. Each pair embraces the collegiate theme by coming with a NIGO-branded pennant and a varsity jacket-inspired “O” letter.At the time of writing, neither Pendleton, NIGO, nor Nike have announced this new “College” pack of Air Force 3 Lows. Stay tuned for updates, including an official look at both colorways, as we currently expect the campaign to arrive at the beginning of 2026, with pairs releasing via Nike SNKRS and select retailers at an estimated starting price of $150 USD.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Swarovski x Air Jordan 1 High OGColorway: Vast Grey/Vast Grey/Photon DustSKU: HF6248-002MSRP: $1,005 USDRelease Date: Spring 2026Where to Buy: NikeSwarovski and its world-renowned crystals have been adorning sneakers for years, offering an opportunity to elevate any silhouette by bringing forth a shimmering finish. Earlier this year, the Austrian brand teamed up with Jordan Brand to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Air Jordan 1, putting together a collaborative take on the low-top “Shadow” colorway.Now, the two are preparing for another project, this time featuring the Air Jordan 1 High OG. An early look at the collaborative design has surfaced, revealing a calm “Vast Grey” color scheme that lets the crystals do the talking. These shining elements are spread throughout the sneaker in uniquely-shaped sections, presenting a more fluid look than the uniform distribution of its predecessor. Each pair also features premium packaging, from dustbags to a special collaborative chain.At the time of writing, neither Swarovski nor Jordan Brand have announced this “Vast Grey” colorway of the Air Jordan 1 High OG. Stay tuned for updates, including an official look at the pair, as we currently expect it to drop next spring in women’s sizing via Nike SNKRS and select retailers at a starting price of $1,005 USD.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

SummaryThe ASICS x HAL STUDIOS GEL-NYC 2.0 SSHS officially debuts in January 2026 as part of the new H.S.D.T. Signature SeriesTwo colorways—Shaolin ’93 and Queens ’94—serve as a dual homage to 90s NYC culture and the industrial materials that hold the city togetherThe drop emphasizes a “Signature Series” framework, prioritizing premium material play and a conceptual approach to the “Architecture of Everyday Life”As the new year approaches, the creative partnership between ASICS and Australian design house HAL STUDIOS is set to reach a new pinnacle. Launching in January 2026, the duo presents the GEL-NYC 2.0 SSHS, a silhouette that serves as the debut entry for their highly anticipated “Signature Series.” This release moves beyond standard sportswear, viewing footwear through the lens of structural design and urban sociology.The release, which appears to currently feature two earth-toned colorways, titled “The Architecture of Everyday Life,” draws its aesthetic DNA from the silent, industrial skeletons of New York City. The design language is a tribute to the overlooked surfaces that define the city: the cold sheen of scaffolding, the strength of steel beams, the grit of concrete, and the textured patina of oxidized metal and utility grates. This “blue-collar luxury” is channeled into two inaugural colorways that act as sonic and cultural blueprints for the eras HAL STUDIOS grew up on: “Shaolin ’93” and “Queens ’94.”By merging ASICS’ elite performance technology with HAL STUDIOS’ philosophical approach to materials, the GEL-NYC 2.0 SSHS is more than a sneaker—it’s a documented perspective of place and time. Whether you’re drawn to the raw, earthy tones of the “Shaolin” iteration or the industrial greys of the “Queens” pair, this drop invites you to appreciate the structural beauty hidden in the mundane. Look out for the pair arriving in January next year. View this post on Instagram A post shared by @johnbouquetClick here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: LEGO x Nike Air Max 95 “Neon” (GS)Colorway: Black/Metallic Silver-Dark Smoke Grey-Smoke Grey-Light Smoke Grey-VoltSKU: IO4801-002MSRP: $162 USDRelease Date: March 28, 2026Where to Buy: NikeLEGO and Nike are reuniting to expand their partnership, this time reimagining the iconic “Neon” colorway of the Air Max 95. This release marks another addition to the brick-built universe from the Air Max family, following the Air Max Dn “Tour Yellow” that debuted in August of this year.The LEGO version remains remarkably faithful to the 1995 original. It features the signature “human anatomy” gradient upper, which transitions smoothly through shades of deep black, metallic silver, and smoke grey using a tactical blend of mesh and synthetic overlays. Consistent with the OG design, vibrant Volt accents illuminate the lace eyelets, embroidered Swooshes, and the pressurized Air units within the midsole.Much like their recent Dunk Low collaboration, LEGO’s influence manifests through a “painted-on” or cell-shaded aesthetic. This style mimics the cartoony look of the LEGO world, offering a playful twist without compromising the silhouette’s legendary street presence.As with previous collaborative drops, the LEGO x Nike Air Max 95 “Neon” is currently expected to release as a GS (Grade School) sizing only, with a drop set for 2026.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Air Max 95 OG Big Bubble “Black Grape”Colorway: Black/Iron Grey-Court Purple-Dusty CactusSKU: IQ7601-010MSRP: $190 USDRelease Date: Spring 2026Where to Buy: NikeThe iconic Nike Air Max 95 OG continues its evolution, expanding its Big Bubble revival with the new “Black Grape” colorway. This release scales up the visible Air units while offering a contemporary, darker interpretation of the classic “Grape” palette.Departing from the original white base of “Grape,” the “Black Grape” adopts a more aggressive and darker foundation. The design is purposefully clean, using court purple and dusty cactus accents to provide a sharp contrast without overshadowing the silhouette’s distinctive layered structure. Dusty cactus specifically highlights the enlarged Air units and lace eyelets, reinforcing the “Big Bubble” aesthetic. The signature gradient panels transition smoothly from iron grey to black suede, ensuring the overall look is grounded and cohesive.Serving as a natural progression from successful predecessors like the 2010 “Alternate Grape” and 2018 “Aqua,” this iteration is a compelling addition to the Air Max family. Expect the pair to drop in Spring 2026. Check out the official images above.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Book 2 “Phoenix Suns” PEColorway: TBDSKU: TBDMSRP: TBDRelease Date: TBDWhere to Buy: NikeAs the Phoenix Suns continue their march through the 2025-26 season, Devin Booker has once again used the hardwood as a runway to debut his latest footwear masterpiece. During last night’s home stand at the Footprint Center, the three-time All-Star took to the court in a striking new Nike Book 1 “Phoenix Suns” Player Exclusive (PE), a colorway that bleeds the soul of the Valley.This specific iteration of the Book 1 trades the lifestyle-leaning suedes of previous drops for a high-performance “Sunburst” Purple mesh and synthetic upper. The deep violet base is electrified by vibrant orange accents on the pull tabs and the “BOOK” branding on the tongue. Perhaps the most captivating details of the shoe sees the representation of the Suns’ team colors often seen on the jerseys. The design is grounded by a purple outsole, providing a sleek, modern finish to the silhouette’s 90s-inspired architecture.While this pair is currently labeled as a Player Exclusive, the buzz surrounding its debut has fans clamoring for a retail release. Since the launch of the Book 1, Nike has been meticulously blending Booker’s love for vintage aesthetics with elite basketball technology, including top-loaded Zoom Air and a supportive midfoot plate. Whether this “Suns” PE remains a one-of-one or eventually hits the SNKRS app, it stands as a definitive tribute to the franchise Booker has called home for over a decade. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Phoenix Suns (@suns)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast