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

The Oakley Factory Team and Brain Dead return this season with another collision of design rebellion and technical mastery. It’s one that blurs the line between performance gear and art object. Conceptualized by Brain Dead and powered by Oakley innovation, the FW25 collection continues to expand on their shared universe of experimental silhouettes and boundary-pushing materials. The result are footwear and eyewear that feel both innovative and familiar, bringing early-2000s nostalgia into a new era of protopian design.Leading the drop are two icons: Ibex and the Flesh Warp sneakers. The Flesh Warp’s sculptural form and asymmetric lacing system give a warped, organic feel, while its supple leather upper hugs the foot like a second skin. The Ibex, meanwhile, redefines outdoor footwear with its molded cage structure, reinforced cording, and Oakley’s O-Grip traction—engineered for explorers who see no divide between streetwear and sport. Each style lands in autumnal tones like Burnt Red, Coffee, Triple Grey, Sequoia and Blue/Black, echoing Brain Dead’s off-kilter color instincts and Oakley’s performance DNA.On the eyewear front, two cult classics get the Brain Dead treatment. The Straight Jacket 99 returns with flame-etched temples and bold Prizm™ Ruby lenses, a nod to Oakley’s irreverent Y2K era. The Plantaris, with its amphibian-inspired design and modular construction, takes a more surreal route—its Sepia frame and Prizm™ Tungsten lenses blurring the line between creature and creation. Both arrive etched with the Brain Dead logo and packaged in custom sleeves, underscoring the drop’s collectible status.For Oakley and Brain Dead, collaboration has always been about experimentation. This partnership has evolved into a design language of its own—one that fuses Oakley’s technical heritage with Brain Dead’s subcultural chaos.Shop the full lineup now at wearebraindead.com, Brain Dead retail stores, Oakley.com, Oakley retail and franchise locations, and select global retailers.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: PUMA Mostro XC by GADID ANONIEMColorway: TBCSKU: TBCMSRP: ￥25,000 JPY ( approx. $ 162USD)Release Date: November 22 (Tokyo), November 24 (online)Where to Buy: GADID ANONIEMThe collaboration between PUMA and the Tokyo-based fashion brand GADID ANONIEM brings a bold yet limited reimagining of the Mostro XC silhouette. Known for its distinctive low-profile sole and strap system, the model is updated with sculptural proportions, premium materials and minimalist detailing that reflect GADID ANONIEM’s ethos of anonymity and construction.The resulting sneaker is doused in a sleek, monochromatic “PUMA Black” colorway, utilizing premium leather across the entire upper to both honor and emphasize the original Mostro’s archival value. The choice of lustrous black leather highlights a sophisticated finish, playing on the material’s texture and sheen while reflecting GADID ANONIEM’s minimalist aesthetic. Subtle detailing is incorporated inside the shoe with a contrasting red insole, which adds a quiet, elegant atmosphere to the otherwise dark exterior.This PUMA Mostro XC by GADID ANONIEM sneaker is set for a limited release in Japan, with an event launch from November 22 – 23, followed by an online release on November 24, 2025. View this post on Instagram A post shared by GADID ANONIEM (@gadidanoniem)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Kith x Marvel vs. Capcom x ASICS Gel-Nimbus 10.1 “Iron Man vs. Mega Man,” Kith x Marvel vs. Capcom x ASICS Gel-Kayano 12.1 “Captain America vs. Guile,” Kith x Marvel vs. Capcom x ASICS Gel-Kayano 14 “Ryu,” Kith x Marvel vs. Capcom x ASICS Gel-Kayano 14 “Wolverine”Colorway: Italian Straw/Molten Lava-Mazarine Blue, Dive Blue/Gunmetal-Deep Depths-Gunmetal, Coconut Milk/Black, Black/BlackSKU: MVC012398, MVC011298, 1203B011-100, 1203B058-001MSRP: $450 USD, $450 USD, $220 USD, $220 USDRelease Date: November 14Where to Buy: KithFollowing the release of its custom arcade and apparel, Kith is expanding its Marvel vs. Capcom collection with ASICS, offering a footwear collection dedicated to the game. This new series features iconic ASICS silhouettes, reimagined through the color schemes of classic Marvel and Capcom characters and their matchups.The lineup includes four distinct drops, including two double-box Sets with a set of rival characters — GEL-Nimbus 10.1 “Iron Man vs. Mega Man” and GEL-KAYANO 12.1 “Captain America vs. Guile”, and also two individual Pairs — GEL-Kayano 14 “Ryu” and GEL-Kayano 14.1 “Wolverine.”Each sneaker pays direct homage to its respective character’s iconic uniform. For example, the “Iron Man” pair features bright red and gold tones, while the “Ryu” model uses a white color scheme with red accents, nodding to his martial arts top and headband. Further completing the theme, each release comes in a custom shoe box printed with the corresponding Marvel vs. Capcom character graphics.The double-box sets are priced at $450 USD, and the individual pairs are set at $220 USD. The Kith x Marvel vs. Capcom x ASICS Collection is scheduled for release on November 14th, available both online and in-store at Kith. Entries are currently open on the Kith app. Check out the full collection above.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

As we venture further into the month of November, the holidays are just around the corner. There’s no better time to get started on gift shopping as Jordan Brand, adidas, Converse, Nike, and New Balance have all come together to create an exciting roster of drops this week. Before we dive into which 10 releases you should have on your radar, let’s look back at which sneaker headlines caught our eye last week.Nike Basketball had two high-impact moments: a first look at the low-top version of the Nike Kobe 9 Elite “Perspective” and the unveiling of the G.T. Cut 4. Meanwhile, Jordan Brand officially presented a preview of the Air Jordan 3 “Champagne & Oysters,” which drops later this month in women’s sizing. That’s not all the Jumpman team took on, A Ma Maniére’s Air Jordan 4 “Dark Mocha” was teased while Travis Scott hosted a release event for his new fragment design x Air Jordan 1 Low OG.Elsewhere in the sneaker space, New Balance showed off its low-profile RC56 sneaker in a new “Black/Red” color combination. ASICS is back with another UNAFFECTED-led project, this time offering the Korean brand a go at the GEL-NIMBUS 10.1. Circling back to the Swoosh one last time, Converse announced a restock of Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s Converse SHAI 001 “Family Pack.”Now that you’re up to speed on what’s been going on in the footwear space, let’s dive into this week’s most notable drops, starting with another Air Jordan 11 anniversary launch. Afterwards, head over to HBX to see which pairs you can cop today.Air Jordan 11 “Pearl”Release Date: November 11Release Price: $235 USDWhere to Buy: SNKRSWhy You Should Cop: The 30th anniversary of the Air Jordan 11 is coming to a close, and Jordan Brand has saved its best work for last. A nine-shoe preview of special colorways was shared at the end of September, ranging from regional releases to new renditions such as this “Pearl” pair. Crafted as a women’s-exclusive, pearlescent detailing rests atop a “Sail” palette. Rounding out the pair is a special piece of “shoellery” — a set of pearls attached to a silver keychain.Miaou x adidas Taekwondo Elite Mei & Taekwondo BootRelease Date: November 11Release Price: $130 USD to $200 USDWhere to Buy: adidasWhy You Should Cop: As Miaou quickly approaches the completion of its first decade of business, it has reached another milestone: its first adidas collaboration. The French brand has teamed up with the Three Stripes to rework the Taekwondo franchise in two bold ways. First, the Taekwondo Elite Mei offers a wavy shape with silver and yellow colliding for an eye-catching composition. Then, the Taekwondo Boot runs up to the knee with a stealthy all-black finish and lengthy zipper system for ease of entry.Vaquera x Converse XHi & XXXHi Slouch WedgeRelease Date: November 11Release Price: $185 USD to $205 USDWhere to Buy: SNKRSWhy You Should Cop: Another brand bringing dramatic flair to this week’s list of top drops is Vaquera. The New York-based label is back with another Nike collaboration, this time teaming up with its Converse subsidiary to create two new takes on the Chuck Taylor All Star sneaker that have been dubbed the “Slouch Wedge.” A waxed canvas upper in black and white colorways features an oversized fit that runs to the calf with the XHi and knee with the XXXHi. Both versions of the shoe are also equipped with co-branding at the classic Chuck Taylor ankle patches.Caitlin Clark x Nike Kobe 6 Protro “Light Armory Blue”Release Date: November 12Release Price: $200 USDWhere to Buy: SNKRSWhy You Should Cop: When’s the last time a signature shoe has been as anticipated as Caitlin Clark currently is? The long-rumored sneaker is officially set to debut next year and will likely fly off of shelves. In the meantime, Nike Basketball has capitalized on the Clark craze by treating the two-time WNBA All-Star to her own takes on the Kobe Protro line. While in the past almost all of these pairs would remain player exclusives, the Swoosh has been cashing in on the hype by offering them to the masses. This week we see her “Light Armory Blue” rendition of the Kobe 6 Protro hitting shelves, with a standard snakeskin-inspired upper texture pairing the blue with a brighter shade at the branding elements.New Balance MADE in USA 997 “Dried Apricot”Release Date: November 13Release Price: $200 USDWhere to Buy: New BalanceWhy You Should Cop: Teddy Santis and the rest of the New Balance MADE in USA team are continuing their Fall/Winter 2025 campaign with a new take on the 997 sneaker. This “Dried Apricot” version of the shoe pairs light yellow hues with mustard tones, complementing the mixed material construction with a variety of colors. The wedge-shaped sneaker’s upper is made up of suede, mesh, and hairy suede while the sole features ENCAP midsole cushioning and lightweight EVA foam.AVAVAV x adidas Moonrubber Megaride & Superstar VacuumRelease Date: November 14Release Price: $340 USD to $420 USDWhere to Buy: adidasWhy You Should Cop: There’s no shortage of unique pairs dropping this week, with AVAVAV adding to the chaos with another adidas collaboration featuring its Moonrubber Megaride and Superstar Vacuum sneakers. The former sports an almost cartoon-like sole that is wavy and oversized. Colorways of all-black and silver with a semi-translucent outsole have been prepared. Meanwhile, the Superstar Vacuum similarly dons an exaggerated shape. The familiar Superstar look has been elevated with a sculpted upper that has a pointed toe. Its pre-loved looks of all-black and all-brown feature tonal branding throughout.NIGO x Nike Air Force 3 Low “Kintsugi” PackRelease Date: November 15Release Price: $170 USDWhere to Buy: HUMAN MADEWhy You Should Cop: NIGO and Nike continue to operate on the Air Force 3 Low. The partners debuted together with a collaboration featuring the shoe last year and remain persistent in finding new ways to present it. Up next is a new “Kintsugi”-themed pack that draws inspiration from the Japanese art form, which is centered around repairing pottery. As a result, two two-tone looks of brown and white, as well as black and white, are accented golden detailing and co-branding.CLOT x adidas Pro ModelRelease Date: November 15Release Price: $220 USDWhere to Buy: adidasWhy You Should Cop: CLOT’s Edison Chen has guided the brand through another adidas collaboration, this time looking to Ivy League style for inspiration. The Pro Model sits front and center as the focal point of the new collection. This winter-ready take on the Superstar franchise has been refined through a contemporary lens by CLOT, combining premium leather at the upper with a sizable sawtooth sole. “Navy” and “Brown” color schemes both offer golden notes and nods to both brands.Nike Shox Z “Iridescent”Release Date: November 15Release Price: $145 USDWhere to Buy: SNKRSWhy You Should Cop: Nike has put plenty of energy behind its Shox line in recent years, bringing back iconic models and letting collaborators like Martine Rose remix the franchise. One addition to the line that has quietly started to make waves is the Shox Z. This women’s-oriented take on the Shox lineage features a slim, low-profile build that is backed by a small boost at the heel. In “Iridescent,” the shoe goes all-black with its signature hue enlivening the branding and rear.Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Chicago”Release Date: November 15Release Price: $145 USDWhere to Buy: SNKRSWhy You Should Cop: Jordan Brand is starting the week with an anniversary celebration and ending it with one too. The Air Jordan 1’s 40th year has been a constant point of focus throughout 2025 and remains one with the return of the iconic “Chicago” color scheme across the Air Jordan 1 Low OG profile. Key throwback detailing includes adjustments to the upper’s shape and oversized Swooshes in black.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Vans OTW Old Skool 36 Vibram “Floral Black,” Vans OTW Old Skool 36 Vibram “Silver/Grey”Colorway: Floral Black, Silver GreySKU: VN000D2GBLA, VN000D2GSLVMSRP: $160 USD, $145 USDRelease Date: November 13Where to Buy: VansOTW by Vans, the brand’s premium line, is expanding its offering with two new additions to the Old Skool 36 Vibram silhouette: “Floral Black” and “Silver/Grey.” These releases seamlessly blend the classic low-top design of the Old Skool 36 with expressive and premium detailing.The “Floral Black” pair features a vibrant, colorful floral textile upper, beautifully contrasted with black accents. The shoe’s upper is constructed with durable duck canvas and elevated with full-grain leather overlays on the toe cap, lace stay, and heel, providing a significantly more premium look and texture than the mainline products. Metal rivet details are also incorporated throughout the sneaker, adding a final refined touch to the design.In contrast, the “Silver/Grey” pair exudes a rebellious attitude with a distressed canvas upper that showcases torn and frayed details, giving the sneaker an unapologetic, punk-inspired vibe. The predominantly black upper maintains a sleek and sharp aesthetic for the silhouette.A notable feature shared by both pairs is the Vibram waffle outsole. This update ensures excellent traction and durability, while a cushioned insole provides all-day comfort. This new release preserves the spirit of the original Old Skool 36 design while pushing the boundaries of craftsmanship forward.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Air Force 1 LowColorway: Black/WhiteSKU: IM6643-010MSRP: $120 USDRelease Date: December 1Where to Buy: NikeAdding premium leathers and quilted interiors, Nike upgrades brand’s signature sneaker Air Force 1.A black and white contrast Swoosh lays on the tumbled black leather foundation, highlighting Nike’s iconic pattern. White laces with black edges add layers to the shoes while aligning with the black and white Swoosh. The unique circular metal details on toe box and star-shaped studs below the Swoosh on both sides provide a refined contrast on both sides. The shoes retain the iconic Air Force 1 silhouette with the same comfort provides by the reliable Air unit for everyday wear. The black outsole provide solid grip and all-day support from casual outings to workouts.This Nike Air Force 1 is scheduled to drop on December 1.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: SPUNGE OsmosisColorway: Shallot, Yukon, Feta, OrcaSKU: TBCMSRP: $150 USDRelease Date: November 15Where to Buy: SPUNGE, Various RetailersSPUNGE, the independent footwear brand founded by Salehe Bembury, is marking a major milestone with its first global retail launch on November 15. This rollout positions SPUNGE as the first designer-led footwear label to debut across a worldwide network of top-tier retailers without corporate backing.The release centers on the Osmosis silhouette, offered in four distinct colorways. Returning from the debut launch is “Yukon,” joined by the new natural-toned “Shallot,” alongside the more monochromatic “Feta” and “Orca” variants. Each design embodies SPUNGE’s philosophy of “function meets nature,” balancing material innovation with accessible design. Its sculptural form and organic inspiration highlight Bembury’s signature approach to footwear, blending performance-driven construction with a tactile, lifestyle-oriented aesthetic.The launch spans 12 premium retail doors across North America, Europe, Asia and the Middle East, reflecting the brand’s intentional growth strategy and commitment to working with partners who share its design values and community-driven ethos.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: New Balance Tokyo Design Studio MT10TColorway: Raw Leather with Black Cement, NB Navy with Black CementSKU: MT10TOK2, MT10TOK4MSRP: $120 USDRelease Date: November 15Where to Buy: New BalanceFollowing its previous releases, New Balance’s Tokyo Design Studio, an experimental lab dedicated to the brand’s functional footwear, is introducing two new additions to the reimagined MT10T line. Available in brown and navy, these latest versions seamlessly blend a lifestyle aesthetic with the silhouette’s original trail running design.The MT10T model was originally engineered to offer a barefoot-like experience as a minimalist trail running shoe. The new design retains this core feature while adopting a low-profile, Mary Jane-inspired silhouette, resulting in a refined, elevated look. In addition, both pairs are constructed with a pig nubuck suede upper, cow leather lining and a leather collar, offering a premium texture in-hand.For longevity and durability, the silhouettes are equipped with a grippy, round-lugged Vibram outsole and sleek black protective synthetic overlays. These elements, combined with a thin midsole, ensure maximum ground feel, allowing the foot to move naturally while maintaining comfort.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast