Name: Nike Air Foamposite One “Carbon Fiber”Colorway: Black/Black/Dark Smoke GreySKU: HF2902-002MSRP: $240 USDRelease Date: October 24Where to Buy: NikeUpdate: Back in February, we discussed a new “Carbon Fiber” iteration of the Air Foamposite One. Now, a complete look at the sneaker has been offered by the Swoosh ahead of its launch later this month. The upper embraces the carbon fiber texture throughout, maintaining a gray and black composition that continues throughout the sneaker. The lone color contribution comes courtesy of the outsole, which sports an icy translucent finish. Look out for the colorway to arrive on shelves on October 24 via Nike SNKRS and select retailers at a starting price of $240 USD.Original Story: It’s officially Nike Air Foamposite One season. The bulky model starred in exciting campaigns featuring the likes of Tekken 8 and COMME des GARÇONS last year and just returned in its legendary “Galaxy” look for NBA All-Star Weekend. There seems to be plenty more colorways en route as the upcoming “Black/Volt” pair is now joined by a rumored “Carbon Fiber” pair.According to a new report from reputable sneaker industry insiders zSneakerHeadz and Sneaker Files, Nike is set to drop an Air Foamposite One “Carbon Fiber” colorway by the end of the year. While we lack a first look at the pair, it’s noted that this mock-up’s exact color blocking is expected to be present across the sneaker.At the time of writing, Nike has not yet confirmed that this rumored “Carbon Fiber” colorway of the Air Foamposite One will be dropping this year. Stay tuned for updates, including a first look at the pair, as we currently expect it to arrive this holiday season via Nike SNKRS and select retailers at a starting price of $230 USD. View this post on Instagram A post shared by zSneakerHeadz (@zsneakerheadz)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

SummaryRed Wing Heritage is celebrating Red Wing’s 120th anniversary with a special collectionThe 120 Year Capsule features three timeless styles: the Logger, Pecos, and Engineer bootsAll three are available now with prices ranging from $370 USD to $550 USDRed Wing is built on 120 years of shoe manufacturing. Rooted in history, Red Wing Heritage has brought workwear to the masses through the lens of fashionable styling. The lifestyle line is back this week with a new project celebrating the brand’s anniversary, introducing the 120 Year Capsule. Comprised of three styles that are stitch-for-stitch reproductions of their originals, Red Wing Heritage has buried a time capsule on Red Wing property to be opened in 120 years, emphasizing the timelessness of the models.Leading the range is the Logger boot in “Briar” brown and a slick oil “Black.” Created nearly a century ago for lumberjacks, this version of the boot looks back to its 1961 iteration, which marked the first time the brand utilized a Vibram lug sole. Its 10 rows of eyelets and hooks ensure debris does not enter the shoe while a steel shank preserves its original build. Next is the Pecos boot, which sports a beige roughout leather. Created in 1958 for ranchers and oil field workers, it features classic clean linework as it remains rooted in function over fashion. Rounding out the collection is the Engineer boot, which debuted back in 1936. Its pull-on design allows it to be easily slipped on and off, an important detail for the firefighters and railroad engineers that it was designed for. A stacked heel combines with the same neoprene cord outsole structure that the brand has used for the past century. Meanwhile, the upper features black Klondike leather that will reveal a rich brown patina with wear.For those looking to shop the Red Wing Heritage 120 Year Capsule, it is available now via Red Wing and select stockists. The Pecos and Logger boots are priced at $370 USD each while the Engineer fetches a $550 USD price point. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Red Wing Heritage (@redwingheritage)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Marvel’s Spider-Man x Crocs Classic ClogColorway: TBCSKU: 211489-90H, 211408-90HMSRP: $75 USDRelease Date: October 15Where to Buy: CrocsCrocs is swinging across New York City with the collaborative Marvel’s Spider-Man Classic Clog.The upcoming pack features a total of two models. First up is a Classic Clog with its uppers covered in red fabric, along with glossy black spiderweb detailing and Peter Parker’s spider logo. Meanwhile, the second option sees a more comic book-like homage with printed red uppers and a similar spiderweb design. Jibbitz based on The Amazing Spider-Man can also be placed on the uppers for a touch of personality.More branding lands on the black insoles and matching straps. Both options then rest on either a blue or red midsole, and, finally, a black outsole.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: BEAMS x Vans Old Skool, BEAMS x Vans AuthenticColorway: BEAMS Black/True White, BEAMS Navy/True WhiteSKU: VN000E9TBPB, VN000EGANWDMSRP: ¥13,200 JPY (approximately $90 USD) , ¥12,100 JPY (approximately $80 USD)Release Date: TBCWhere to Buy: BEAMSBEAMS and Vans are back with their newest Fall/Winter 2025 release.The pair’s latest collaboration sees the Vans Old Skool and Authentic inspired by jersey pieces. Both models are built with nylon and foam around the toes, sides and tongues, creating a voluminous 3D silhouette. Mesh lining offers breathability to the two options, while branding can be found on the woven tongue label with a handwritten logo. They rest on a white midsole and Vans’ iconic waffle outsole for extra grip, while reflector rope laces tie them together for a neat finish.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

SummaryA new exhibit in Paris, Virgil Abloh: The Codes, has just openedSpotted at the retrospective is a new collaboration with Nike: a green Air Force 1 LowNo release details regarding the pair have been shared and it may only be a sampleVirgil Abloh’s impact on fashion is everlasting. Homages dedicated to the late designer continue to be made, with a new exhibit in Paris, Virgil Abloh: The Codes, celebrating his legacy this week. From this, a new collaboration with Nike is one of many notable designs to be unveiled. Another collaborative take on the Air Force 1 Low adds to the list of unreleased pairs, which includes a “Sesame” pair that was rumored to be dropping this year.Our limited first look at this colorway sees it sport new branding. A “V.A.A. for NIKE” (Virgil Abloh Archive) note is present at the yellow medial text. This element rests underneath a metallic silver Swoosh that is associated with Abloh’s various museum-related Air Force 1 Lows. The remainder of the sneaker sports a forest green, with accessories including matching laces with white “SHOELACES” text and Abloh’s signature zip tie in white nodding to the exhibition.At the time of writing, neither Virgil Abloh Securities nor Nike have indicated if this special collaborative take on the Air Force 1 Low will ever hit retail shelves. Regardless, stay tuned for updates regarding the partnership as we expect more to come from the duo in the near future.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

With roots in Southern California, UGG brand’s partnership with athlete stylist Vick Michel feels like a true homecoming. Michel taps into his styling repertoire every day, not only expressing himself through his own looks but also helping others hit their fashion stride. Working with some of today’s top athletes, the style creative also guides them in extending their impact off the field.Michel’s professional career began after he graduated from FIDM. He got his start working with Draymond Green and the rest was history. Michel then went on to help some of sports culture’s biggest names level up through personal style, from professional basketball player Gabe Vincent to professional NFL player JuJu Smith-Schuster.“I come from a basketball background, and it was the year that Draymond Green won a championship, and we had a friendly relationship,” Michel reflected on his start. “So we started working together. But it was really the friendship between him and me and our relationship, as a team, that propelled my career into something bigger. We had very memorable moments, and it was a blessing to have an extensive amount of networking opportunities that allowed me to get in the right rooms. Tunnels are the new runways now.”Michel’s work merges two different worlds, so his adept ability to mold himself or others through style echoes the adaptability of UGG brand’s all-terrain, all-weather offerings, like those Michel put to the test while visiting his favorite local LA spots. “I really liked the Men’s Classic Ultra Mini Hybrid,” he explains. “I like the colorblocked part of those, and they play in both NYC when it’s really cold, but also here in LA, because the color is a cool style element. And, I mean, UGG slippers, those are like every day. Especially as a stylist who has to run around a lot.Bringing the brand along for the ride, Michel also shows how the Mini Hybrid naturally aligns with his hectic lifestyle. The schedule of a stylist can be nonstop; he’s often visiting showrooms to sift through pieces for his clients, coordinating styling sessions and stopping by stores for styling kit essentials. Clothing shop Traffic LA was the first place on his tour. “They’re like family,” Michel says “I come in there all the time, that’s in my normal day-to-day routine, so it only made sense to stop in there because they’re always helping me out and they know my process.” Rodeo Drive was the next destination before heading to Venice Beach to close out the day in a place that seamlessly merges sport with street style.Though Vick Michel’s work centers on crafting expressive looks for others, his personal aesthetics have evolved throughout his career. He explains that he gravitates toward traditional silhouettes, but always adds a personal twist — often through the colors, textures or details he chooses to wear. “I gravitate towards everything,” he expressed, “But when you step out, I mean, you definitely gotta put that on, right? I’d say my style is classic and fun. Some of my pieces are very timeless, but at the same time, I love color. Some people compare my style to Bad Bunny. He has a cool style and he steps outside of the box. For me, it’s all about confidence.”For his LA tour with the UGG AW25 footwear, Vick Michel leaned into layered looks and neutral earth tones, using them as a base to build up from. His signature touch came through in the pops of color and adaptable accessories that elevated each outfit. You can check out some of the pieces from Michel’s looks at ugg.com.Read more at Hypebeast

Name: Air Jordan 10 “Shadow”Colorway: Charred Grey/True Red/BlackSKU: HJ6779-001MSRP: $215 USDRelease Date: November 19Where to Buy: NikeUpdate: It’s been over a year since we reported that the Air Jordan 10 “Shadow” would be making its return in 2025. Now, we’re back with an initial preview of the sneaker. All of its key detailing from the most recent re-release in 2018 is back, including the stealthy color composition. Suede and leather combine across the upper while a rubber sole backs each pair. Release is expected to take place on November 19 via Nike SNKRS and select retailers at a starting price of $215 USD. View this post on Instagram A post shared by JUST KICKS (@nyjustkicks)Original Story: 2025 will mark 40 years of Michael Jordan x Nike sneakers, starting with the Air Jordan 1 and rapidly expanding to the Jordan Brand empire of today, one that brings in billions for the Swoosh each year. In celebration of this, the Air Jordan 1 is due to release in a myriad of looks and all kinds of retro Jordans are set to join the fray as well.Adding to the ever-growing list of rumors, zSneakerHeadz, Sneaker Files and Sneaker Market RO are back with a new report, indicating that the Air Jordan 10 “Shadow” will release again in 2025. Last spotted in 2018, the black and gray colorway is expected to sport the toe cap that was found on samples from decades ago. “True Red” is also said to return at the heel in the form of the embroidered Jumpman logo.At the time of writing, Jordan Brand has not confirmed that the “Shadow” colorway of the Air Jordan 10 will be returning next year. Stay tuned for updates, including a first look at the pair, as we currently expect it to return sometime during the second half of 2025 via Nike SNKRS and select retailers at a price of $210 USD. View this post on Instagram A post shared by zSneakerHeadz (@zsneakerheadz)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

October is upon us this week, marking the beginning of the final quarter of the year. In anticipation of this, brands have been preparing their lineup of holiday launches, with PUMA, Nike, Crocs, Jordan Brand, Converse, New Balance, and adidas loading up this week with exciting drops. Before we dive into the 10 most notable releases of the week, let’s look back at which headlines caught our eyes in the past seven days.Tom Sachs, having just released his much-anticipated NikeCraft Mars Yard 3.0 sneaker, announced that ISRU participants who were not allocated the shoe would receive access to a pre-order for a special General Purpose Participation Shoe. Additional announcements featuring Nike included Patta’s six collaborative Air Max Dn8s, as well as the unveiling of the Shox Z sneaker. Meanwhile, KNWLS debuted its partnership with the Swoosh during Milan Fashion Week. Jordan Brand rounded things out for Nike by announcing its nine-shoe 30th anniversary collection of Air Jordan 11s that are arriving soon, starting this week.Elsewhere in the sneaker space, Jae Tips hosted a two-city activation for his upcoming Saucony ProGrid Triumph 4 “Flowers Grow Uptown” collection. Ronnie Fieg also let the world know that the next Kith store is coming to Chicago, which will be exclusively launching the brand’s new eight-shoe ASICS collection this weekend. Speaking of ASICS, Up There’s new GEL-KAYANO 12.1 is set to be arriving soon. Launches from GANNI x New Balance and Atiba Jefferson x Vans rounded out the week’s key headlines.With all of the major moments revisited, let’s look ahead at what’s to come, starting with another new sneaker from Salehe Bembury and PUMA. Once you complete your walkthrough, be sure to hit up HBX to see which styles you can purchase today.Salehe Bembury x PUMA Velum NitroRelease Date: September 30Release Price: TBCWhere to Buy: SaleheBembury.comWhy You Should Cop: We’re just one week removed from Salehe Bembury teaming up with Tyrese Haliburton to introduce his first signature shoe with PUMA Hoops: the PUMA Hali 1. Now, Bembury’s first lifestyle model with the German sportswear brand is ready to make its global debut. The PUMA Velum Nitro builds atop a sculpted sole unit that revisits Bembury’s iconic fingerprint motif. Up top is a lightweight upper that sees orange and blue colorways host a collaborative Formstrip in yellow and green, respectively.Sushi Club x Nike Air Force 1 LowRelease Date: September 30Release Price: $150 USDWhere to Buy: SNKRSWhy You Should Cop: The Nike Air Force 1 Low is one of the sneaker industry’s best canvases for experimentation and collaboration. This week, the Swoosh is readying its Sushi Club-approved take on the sneaker for a wider launch. A white premium leather at the upper combines with Sushi Club callouts at the lateral toe and heel, a silver chopstick dubrae, and gray suede Swooshes.Crocs EXP Gallery ShoeRelease Date: September 30Release Price: TBCWhere to Buy: CrocsWhy You Should Cop: Crocs, while best known for its playful collaborations featuring the Classic Clog, has steadily been increasing its fashion-forward output. The brand bolstered its commitment to such looks with the establishment of Crocs EXP earlier this year. Now, the line is back with another unique model, introducing the Gallery Shoe. This hybrid silhouette is one-part Clarks Wallabee, one-part outdoor clog. Versatile compositions of “Bark” and “Black Sand” kick off its rollout this week.Air Jordan 11 “Rare Air”Release Date: October 1Release Price: $235 USDWhere to Buy: SNKRSWhy You Should Cop: The 30th anniversary of the Air Jordan 11 may have taken a back seat compared to what Jordan Brand cooked up for the Air Jordan 1’s 40th anniversary at the beginning of 2025. However, that’s about to change as the Jumpman team has just presented an early look at nine upcoming pairs, including this “Rare Air” edition that we first unveiled back in the summertime. In continuation of the new theme, this take on the shoe combines a red, white, and blue palette with “JORDAN” lettering across the lace loops.Patta x Nike Air Max Dn8 “Club Gold” & “Game Royal”Release Date: October 1Release Price: $210 USDWhere to Buy: SNKRSWhy You Should Cop: Patta and Nike are going on a world tour with the Air Max Dn8. The duo have crafted six different takes on this year’s new Air Max model, with this “Club Gold” and “Game Royal” duo arriving as an exclusive to the US. The regional launch follows a pop-up in Los Angeles featuring the pairs. The eye-catching compositions feature vintage-inspired yellow Air bags, a co-branded carabiner presented in metallic, and various co-branding notes scattered throughout.Converse SHAI 001 “Family Pack”Release Date: October 2Release Price: $130 USDWhere to Buy: SNKRSWhy You Should Cop: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is coming off of one of the most impressive seasons in recent history, not only winning the NBA MVP award, but the NBA Finals and NBA Finals MVP as well. Throughout his time leading the Oklahoma City Thunder through the daunting Western Conference and the fearsome Indiana Pacers, he continued to reveal new colorways of his first signature shoe, the Converse SHAI 001. Now, after officially launching the sneaker just weeks ago, he’s back with three of the pairs he wore during the playoffs. Dubbed the “Family Pack,” he pays homage to his brother with the “Masi Blue,” his wife with the “Hail Clay,” and his mother with the “Charm Black.”Nike LeBron 23 “Uncharted”Release Date: October 3Release Price: $210 USDWhere to Buy: SNKRSWhy You Should Cop: LeBron James is about to enter his 23rd season in the NBA. In anticipation of this milestone, he’s prepared the 23rd entry in his Nike LeBron line, one that will feature 23 special colorways centered around key moments from his illustrious career. Leading the way is this golden “Uncharted” pair that commemorates James becoming the first NBA player to score 40,000 career points in the regular season. The eye-catching colorway features its “40K” callout at the heel while the latest in Nike Basketball technology is included throughout its build.Aminé x New Balance ABZORB 2000 “Biblioteca”Release Date: October 3Release Price: $180 USDWhere to Buy: Club BananaWhy You Should Cop: Aminé is back with another witty New Balance campaign, this time poking fun at performative men. Looking at the sneaker itself, the Portland native has reworked New Balance’s ABZORB 2000 sneaker, which debuted earlier this year as a unique runner from the brand. Named the “Biblioteca” colorway, it features a green-on-green look that is loaded with references to the campaign, from the “CLBN” heel hit to a book-themed tongue tag. The outline of the “N” logo, some of the upper’s linework, and the midsole also feature glow-in-the-dark properties.adidas Anthony Edwards 2 “With Love”Release Date: October 4Release Price: $130 USDWhere to Buy: adidasWhy You Should Cop: King James isn’t the only NBA superstar to be debuting a new signature shoe this week. Anthony Edwards and adidas are back for round two as they ready the adidas Anthony Edwards 2 for its debut. Dropping first in this “With Love” look, the futuristic sneaker builds atop the Anthony Edwards 1’s contemporary design language. Articulated fangs not only contribute aesthetically, but offer lockdown while a propulsion plate provides torsional support. LIGHTBOOST and Lightstrike cushion the foot at the sole unit while this colorway sees orange, black, and red spread across the shoe.Jacquemus x Nike Moon ShoeRelease Date: October 6Release Price: $180 USDWhere to Buy: SNKRSWhy You Should Cop: Jacquemus and Nike are back with their fourth footwear collaboration. The fashionable duo most recently took on the Air Max 1 ’86 and have since gone further back in time, all the way to Nike’s infancy. Bill Bowerman’s original hand-built shoe, the Moon Shoe, is the subject of this campaign. The 1972 model is back for the first time and was initially spotted during Jacquemus’ Fall/Winter 2025 runway show in January. Now, it’s ready to drop again in “University Red” and “Off Noir,” with both pairs featuring a ruched nylon upper and Nike Regrind at the outsole, as well as Jacquemus branding at the tongue, heel, and sockliner.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Converse Chuck Taylor All StarColorway: Charm Black, Masi Blue, Hail ClaySKU: A18994C, A18995C, A18996CMSRP: $75 USDRelease Date: October 2Where to Buy: ConverseAlong with Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s much-anticipated Converse SHAI 001, Converse also introduced three pairs of SHAI 001-inspired Chuck Taylor All Stars, providing us a diverse range of colorways.These iconic high-top Chuck Taylors will be available in monochromatic black, blue, and tan, precisely matching the three SHAI 001s launching on October 2. It’s important to note that this Chuck Taylor release is not a collaboration with SGA, and shouldn’t be confused with the Chuck 70 model. Instead, it is available in the standard All-Star silhouette at a price of $75 USD.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Caroline Hu x CLOT x adidas TaekwondoColorway: TBCSKU: JR6485, JR6919, KK1395MSRP: TBCRelease Date: October 2025Where to Buy: adidasDesigner Caroline Hu, in collaboration with Edison Chen’s CLOT and adidas Originals, is introducing the trending “ballerina” interpretation to the classic adidas Taekwondo silhouette.This three-way collaboration seamlessly blends the popular ballet shoe aesthetic with the lifestyle appeal of the Taekwondo model. A key design element is the elastic, zig-zagging straps at the mid-foot that draw inspiration from ballet flats’ ribbons, contributing to the elegant look of the silhouette. This collaboration exemplifies the fusion of Hu’s sensibility in womenswear fashion and Chen’s streetwear design with the archival adidas Taekwondo, positioning it as one of the most unique pieces in the adidas Originals series.Three distinct colourways are featured in this collection: light pink, cream white, and piano black. Each comes in a glossy leather upper. The light pink and cream white versions are accented with silver stripes on the sides, while the piano black pair sticks to an all-black aesthetic for a versatile and low-profile appearance.The Caroline Hu x CLOT x adidas Taekwondo is expected to release in October. Check out the official images of the collection above and stay tuned for more updates.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast