Name: Nike Book 2Colorway: TBCSKU: TBCMSRP: TBCRelease Date: January 2026Where to Buy: NikeNike Basketball is preparing for the highly anticipated launch of the Nike Book 2, Devin Booker’s second signature sneaker, alongside a comprehensive apparel collection. Collaborating with Nike’s design team, Booker envisioned the shoe as a modern classic, merging high performance with a low-profile silhouette inspired by vintage cars, skateboarding, and classic Nike sportswear.A core focus for Book 2 was maximizing court feel. This is achieved through a technical setup featuring a forefoot Air Zoom unit, a responsive Cushlon 3.0 midsole, and a foam sock liner. Booker notes that his preference for a lower-to-the-ground feel was influenced by classic Nike sneakers like the Air Zoom Spiridon. Furthermore, the durable outsole, which gives a nod to the Air Force 1, features a new sun-dappled herringbone traction pattern. This pattern is both a tribute to Phoenix and a functional element designed to help players maintain speed on the court. In addition, the debut “Phoenix” and “Rising” colourway, featuring orange and black, is a direct tribute to Booker’s eleven seasons spent in the Arizona desert.Complementing the footwear is the Book 2 apparel collection, which features premium, heavyweight pieces with a sun-faded look. This aesthetic celebrates the desert environment and translates Booker’s immaculate personal style from the tunnel to the street.The Nike Book 2 footwear and apparel collection is scheduled for release in January 2026 on Nike’s website and at select retailers. Check out the official images above. View this post on Instagram A post shared by HYPEBEAST (@hypebeast)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

SummaryThe DIEMME × BEAMS “Cornaro Due Gomma” special edition shoe, blending Italian craft and Japanese retail, releases on November 22, 2025The classic model is updated with a luxurious, first-time use of long-haired pony material for the upper in deep brown and chic blackThe shoes include both traditional round laces and thicker “fat laces,” offering versatile styling options to the wearerA masterclass in textural elegance is set to arrive as the Italian footwear specialists DIEMME partner with Japanese retailer BEAMS for the exclusive “Cornaro Due Gomma” collaboration, launching on November 22, 2025. This special edition reinterprets DIEMME’s classic model with a daring, fashion-forward material upgrade.For the first time in the model’s history, the upper is constructed using unique long-haired pony material. This distinctive, plush material completely transforms the shoe, utilizing Italian craftsmanship to create a truly luxurious and inherently trendy look that demands attention. The textured finish injects an element of bold, unique elegance into the silhouette.The shoe will be available in two highly versatile yet sophisticated shades: a rich deep brown and a chic, timeless black. To further allow for stylistic versatility, the collaboration includes two sets of laces: the traditional round laces for a classic appearance, and thicker “fat laces” that enable a bolder, more contemporary look suited to individual style and mood.This limited-edition release is the perfect convergence of DIEMME’s mountain heritage and BEAMS’s contemporary design sensibility. The DIEMME × BEAMS “Cornaro Due Gomma” will be available online.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

The year may be coming to a close, but plenty of major shopping moments are still to come. Preceding the chaos of Black Friday next week, we have another loaded lineup of sneaker drops to look forward to across the next six days. This week’s contributors include Nike, New Balance, Jordan Brand, Converse, PUMA, and adidas. Before we walk you through the 10 releases to have on your radar, let’s look back at which headlines got the industry talking last week.Stephen Curry is no longer an Under Armour athlete. Well, the two still have some inventory to move, but by this time next year, Curry and Under Armour will no longer be selling products together. In the wake of this news, Curry was spotted wearing a pair of Nikes before a game. Speaking of the Swoosh, the Air Force 1 had a huge week with new collaborations unveiled featuring Kobe Bryant, Futura, and Ducks of a Feather. As for the Jumpman crew, Spike Lee revealed an upcoming Levi’s x Air Jordan 3 colorway.Elsewhere in the sneaker space, Vans dropped the Old Skool 36 “Pearlized” pack. Meanwhile, Tyler, the Creator needed to postpone Camp Flog Gnaw but was able to deliver his new Converse 1908 Bronco Boot on time. The sneaker brand also dropped a new One Star pack with Rick Owens DRKSHDW. ASICS made noise with new projects featuring Comme des Garçons SHIRT and Kith x Marvel vs. Capcom. Rounding out the week, Carhartt WIP and Salomon are back with a new take on the X-ALP sneaker.With all of last week’s major headlines revisited, let’s dive into which sneakers you can expect to drop this week, starting with another Nike LeBron 23 colorway. Afterwards, don’t forget to hit up HBX to shop styles that are available today.Nike LeBron 23 “Bubble Boy”Release Date: November 18Release Price: $210 USDWhere to Buy: SNKRSWhy You Should Cop: Hot off of a momentary stint in the NBA G League as part of his rehabilitation, LeBron James is looking to carry forward the momentum that Luka Dončić and Austin Reaves have brought to the Los Angeles Lakers this season. He’ll have plenty of colorways of his new signature shoe to rock too, with the “Bubble Boy” look serving as this week’s launch. This silver version of the shoe recounts his 2020 championship with the Lakers during the “Bubble” period and features a special bubble crown graphic at the heel.New Balance 2002R “Protection Pack”Release Date: November 18Release Price: $150 USDWhere to Buy: New BalanceWhy You Should Cop: New Balance is back with one of its most important launches of the decade, the 2002R “Protection Pack.” The set of colorways was introduced in 2021 and led to several other models donning the deconstructed look. Now, all three of the original pairs are returning to the market. “Rain Cloud/Magnet,” “Sea Salt/NB White,” and “Phantom/Magnet” each offer distinct, versatile finishes that channel the theme neatly.Air Jordan 10 “Shadow”Release Date: November 19Release Price: $215 USDWhere to Buy: SNKRSWhy You Should Cop: It’s been well over half a decade since we last saw the Air Jordan 10 “Shadow” on shelves. While the model has kept a low profile this year, it’s back this week with a re-release of the stealthy look. “Charred Grey” nubuck is accompanied by tumbled black leather. Meanwhile, strokes of “True Red” are present thanks to the Jumpman logos situated at the heel and outsole.Converse SHAI 001 “Family Pack”Release Date: November 20Release Price: $130 USDWhere to Buy: SNKRSWhy You Should Cop: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has picked up right where he left off last season. The MVP, NBA Finals winner, and NBA Finals MVP has continued to dominate, with the Oklahoma City Thunder surging up the standings to start the season. Backing his performances is the Converse SHAI 001, which finally released to the public just a few months ago and is back this week with a restock of the “Family Pack.” Included is the “Masi Blue” pair dedicated to his brother, a “Hail Clay” flavor for his wife, and a “Charm Black” that pays homage to his mother.NIGO x Nike Air Force 3 Low “Kintsugi”Release Date: November 20Release Price: $170 USDWhere to Buy: SNKRSWhy You Should Cop: NIGO and Nike are back for round two of their “Kintsugi” pack rollout this week. The two pairs dropped last week and now another chance to cop the “Phantom and Night Stadium” version of the shoe is set to take place. Kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing pottery with precious metals, informs the two-tone design that blends white, gray, and off-white with a black and gum outsole. Meanwhile, a NIGO Force callout strikes the right shoe’s heel.Rick & Morty x PUMA MB.05Release Date: November 21Release Price: $135 USDWhere to Buy: PUMAWhy You Should Cop: LaMelo Ball and PUMA Hoops have not shied away from bold compositions with their collaborative signature shoe. One whimsical theme to strike two of his shoes so far is Rick & Morty, which is back for a third round this week. The MB.05 is the latest shoe to get schwifty, and features a mismatched combination of “Rickie Orange” and “Electric Peppermint.” Custom graphics adorn the heel and thematic packaging.A Ma Maniére x Air Jordan 6 “Smoky Mauve”Release Date: November 21Release Price: $225 USDWhere to Buy: A Ma ManiéreWhy You Should Cop: A new chapter of the A Ma Maniére x Jordan Brand partnership is concluding 2025. Named the “Built For This” campaign, the Air Jordan 6 and Air Jordan 4 star as the centerpieces of the two-stage rollout. Up first is the Air Jordan 6, which embraces another luxe palette from the duo, channeling a “Smoky Mauve” across its suede upper. The pairing’s signature quilted lining is back, adding a premium touch, while subtle co-branding completes the design.Air Jordan 3 “Champagne & Oysters”Release Date: November 22Release Price: $205 USDWhere to Buy: SNKRSWhy You Should Cop: It’s a busy week for the Jumpman team, with a third Air Jordan launch coming that you should be aware of. The Air Jordan 3 “Champagne & Oysters” is a new women’s-exclusive colorway that puts an elegant spin on the 37-year-old sneaker. “Sail” and “Pale Ivory” share space across the sneaker, with a buttery leather upper combining with gilded accents and an icy translucent outsole.Nike Kobe 9 EM Low Protro “China”Release Date: November 22Release Price: $190 USDWhere to Buy: SNKRSWhy You Should Cop: Another throwback pair dropping this week is the Nike Kobe 9 EM Low Protro “China.” Based on the classic 2014 colorway, the black, red, and gold composition has been recreated in Protro form. Its engineered mesh upper favors “University Red” while “Metallic Gold” Swooshes rest atop it. A two-snake design runs across the tongue, tying the theme together.Politics x adidas Adistar HRMY “Red Snapper”Release Date: November 22Release Price: $165 USDWhere to Buy: Sneaker PoliticsWhy You Should Cop: Rounding out this stacked lineup of drops is another project from Politics and adidas. The two have reworked a model that is new to the Three Stripes’ catalog this year, the Adistar HRMY. Presented in a “Red Snapper” look that pays homage to the Louisiana Gulf Coast, the fish informs the exterior, from its bright red hue stretched across the shoe to Three Stripes branding that resembles fish gills and bones. Completing the release is a market-themed tag stitched to the tongue and sockliner art showcasing the skeleton and scales of a Red Snapper.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

SummaryNike partnered with Chipotle to create a unique Air Force 1 for young patient-designer Oli Fasone-LancasterThe design is inspired by Chipotle’s food and packaging, celebrating Oli’s treatment ritualThe shoe, which is not for public sale, features text referencing Oli’s 572 hospital lapsFollowing last month’s announcement of the Doernbecher Freestyle 21 Collection, Nike has partnered with Chipotle, the favourite restaurant of one of the collection’s young patient-designers, ten-year-old Oli Fasone-Lancaster. This collaboration has resulted in a unique custom-made Air Force 1 created exclusively for him.Oli was diagnosed with cancer in kindergarten and endures long hospital stays and chemotherapy. To help cope with the overwhelming treatment, he established a tradition of celebrating the end of each session with his preferred Chipotle meal. This personal ritual served as the inspiration for the Chipotle x Nike Air Force 1.The design of the silhouette is rich with details referencing Chipotle. The metallic silver overlays are inspired by the bottom of Chipotle’s burrito bowl packaging, while the green Swooshes represent guacamole. Chipotle logos are prominently featured on the outer tongue and heel. The sock liner borrows the print from Chipotle’s brown to-go bags, and Oli’s exact food order is printed on the inner tongue. A standout detail is the text “Oli’s Order #572” on the heel tab, which commemorates the 572 laps that Oli walked around the oncology inpatient unit at Doernbecher during his treatment. Finally, the phrase “Chipotle Is My Life” is embossed on the brown rubber outsole, which mirrors the colors of Chipotle’s napkins and to-go bags.The thoughtfulness of the collaboration extends to the packaging with a custom Chipotle burrito bowl and Chipotle’s classic utensils with a Nike-inspired twist.While this Chipotle x Nike Air Force 1 will not be available to the public, Oli’s original Doernbecher x Air Force 1 design will be released later this winter as part of Nike’s Doernbecher Freestyle 21 collection.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Air Max Plus VII “University Red”Colorway: University Red/Black-White-Metallic SilverSKU: HQ2197-600MSRP: $180 USDRelease Date: Spring 2026Where to Buy: NikeNike is reigniting the flame of the Air Max lineage with the bold introduction of the Air Max Plus VII “University Red,” the latest evolution of the iconic Tuned Air technology. This shoe takes the aggressive, track-inspired DNA of the original and propels it forward with a futuristic, streamlined design.The Air Max Plus VII is immediately recognizable for its intense color application. The “University Red” hue dominates the silhouette, drenching the entire neoprene upper, molded TPU overlays, and structural cages in the fiery shade. Subtle black accents are strategically used on the outsole and the signature “TN” branding on the heel, providing a necessary contrast that makes the red pop even brighter.This model upgrades the familiar Air Max Plus aesthetic with a more sculpted midsole and a sleeker collar cut. The shoe still relies on its defining feature: the tuned Air units visible in the heel and forefoot, which promise the responsive, lightweight cushioning that has made the franchise a staple of comfort and performance since the late 90s. The updated lacing system further ensures a secure, personalized fit.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Air Force 1 Low “Now Accepting All Flowers”Colorway: Peony/Metallic Gold/White/BlackSKU: IB6644-600MSRP: $120 USDRelease Date: Spring 2026Where to Buy: NikeNike is looking forward to a beautiful spring bloom with the unveiling of the Air Force 1 Low “Now Accepting All Flowers.”The upcoming women’s exclusive, which is set to drop in Spring 2026, arrives with a leather build in a pleasant “Peony” hue. Contrasting the black panel swoosh and branding details are embroideries of lilies, sunflowers and other florals in varying colors — the shoe’s main design highlight. A similar feature is spotted on the tongue tag, with other branding on the insoles and embroidered Nike Air heel logo.The model then rests on a white midsole and outsole with matching pink laces. A gold chain with both floral and Nike charms hangs for a final sweet touch.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Air Rujven8 “Black/Sail”Colorway: Black/SailSKU: IF5958-002MSRP: $135 USDRelease Date: Spring 2026Where to Buy: NikeName: Nike Air Rujven8 “Metallic Silver”Colorway: Metallic Silver/Voltage Green-BlackSKU: IF5958-003MSRP: $135 USDRelease Date: Spring 2026Where to Buy: NikeNike is reaching back into its most conceptual archives to bring back a favorite of the mid-2000s tech-wear era: the Air Rejuven8. This distinctive silhouette, originally designed for post-performance recovery, is set to return in Spring 2026, offering modern comfort wrapped in its signature futuristic cage design.The Rejuven8 is instantly recognizable by its breathable inner bootie encased within a unique, perforated TPU cage. This construction was lauded for its lightweight feel and exceptional ventilation. The shoe’s return will focus on two contrasting colorways that cater to different aesthetics.The “Black/Sail” iteration provides a minimalist, lifestyle-focused look, utilizing a clean black upper contrasted sharply by a classic Sail-toned midsole. This muted take highlights the complex structure without the flash, making it highly versatile.In stark contrast, the “Metallic Silver/Voltage Green-Black” option leans heavily into its Y2K technical heritage. The silver shell and black accents are explosively brightened by the Voltage Green hits, reviving the aggressive, eye-catching color blocking that defined its original release.The Air Rejuven8 evokes nostalgia and offers extreme comfort and a design that remains ahead of its time. Prepare for this unique piece of Nike innovation to land on shelves in Spring 2026.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Kobe Bryant x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Cargo Khaki”Colorway: Cargo Khaki/Cargo KhakiSKU: IB0018-301MSRP: $120 USDRelease Date: Holiday 2025Where to Buy: NikeNike is set to continue honoring the Black Mamba’s lasting legacy with an expansion of the Kobe Bryant x Air Force 1 Low line, introducing a new “Cargo Khaki” colorway.This particular iteration leans toward a lifestyle aesthetic, moving the narrative in a rugged, premium direction. The upper features a snakeskin-textured leather in a minimal, monochrome Cargo Khaki colorway. Signature details include Kobe’s Sheath logo stitched on the heel and his jersey numbers on the back tab. This silhouette effectively serves as both an everyday essential and a tribute to Kobe’s enduring legacy.While an exact release date is not yet confirmed for the Kobe Bryant x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Cargo Khaki,” it is anticipated to launch during the Holiday season this year.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: UGG x Jeremy Scott Classic Short Flames BootColorway: ChestnutSKU: 1182671MSRP: £350 GBP (approx. $461 USD)Release Date:Where to Buy: UGGUGG and Jeremy Scott reunite with the relaunch of the Classic Short Flames Boot, a standout piece from their original 2017 collaboration. The defining feature of the UGG® Jeremy Scott Classic Short is the designer’s signature graphic: the embroidered flame design, now back and “hotter than ever”. Blending Scott’s recognizable, bold aesthetic with the renowned cozy world of UGG, the boot served as the hero style among the original eight-style offering.The boot itself arrives in UGGs iconic sheepskin build and plush lining, delivering warmth and comfort, while Scott’s flame motif injects a rebellious edge.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Kobe Bryant x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Lenticular”Colorway: Light Armory Blue/Light Armory BlueSKU: II3925-400MSRP: $150 USDRelease Date: Holiday 2025Where to Buy: NikeNike is honoring the enduring legacy of Kobe Bryant with a truly distinctive release: the Kobe Bryant x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Lenticular.” This collaboration blends the iconic AF1 silhouette with cutting-edge visual technology, creating a sneaker that mirrors the dynamic, transformative presence of the “Black Mamba” himself.The standout feature is the application of lenticular paneling across key sections of the upper, including the toe box and the midfoot. This specialized material allows the color to dramatically shift and morph as the wearer moves, transitioning between deep purples, golds, and blacks—a clear nod to Kobe’s legendary Lakers career and the Mamba aesthetic. This visual effect captures the fluidity and intensity of his on-court movements. Tying the Mamba aesthetic together are silver dubraes that read Mamba Mentality while the Swoosh is outlined in reflective material.The rest of the silhouette is constructed from premium leather, grounding the futuristic lenticular panels in classic, high-quality material. Subtle yet powerful Mamba-related branding, such as a possible Mamba logo or signature script on the heel, replaces standard AF1 detailing, making this a dedicated collector’s piece.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast