Name: adidas “Leopard Magic” PackMSRP: $120 – $130 USDRelease Date: 2026Where to Buy: adidasadidas is set to embrace the enduring animal print trend with the introduction of the “Leopard Magic” Pack, a coordinated collection that reimagines three of the brand’s most iconic terrace silhouettes. Spanning the Samba, Handball Spezial and Japan models, the pack utilizes a bold “Leopard” and “Magic Beige” color palette. Each pair is characterized by a striking leopard print upper that serves as the focal point, providing a maximalist aesthetic that is grounded by the classic, low-profile shapes that have defined the adidas lifestyle category for decades.The design details across the trio emphasize texture and contrast, featuring premium suede and leather construction. On the Samba and Handball Spezial, the wild print is tempered by the signature serrated Three Stripes and heel tabs in a deep black, while the Japan model offers a slightly sleeker, more streamlined variation of the theme. All three sneakers are finished with traditional gum rubber outsoles, maintaining the heritage DNA of the original models while offering a reliable grip for urban wear.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Air Force 1 Low “NYKE”Colorway: Black/Black-BlackSKU: IO9792-001MSRP: $140 USDRelease Date: Spring 2026Where to Buy: NikeNike has introduced a new Air Force 1 Low titled the “NYKE,” which cleverly merges the brand name with New York City. The sneaker is heavily inspired by the grit and aesthetic of the cult-classic 2000s video game, Def Jam: Fight for NY.Originally released in 2004, Def Jam: Fight for NY is a landmark 3D hip-hop fighting game. In it, players create custom fighters to battle legendary rappers like Snoop Dogg and Busta Rhymes. The game achieved lasting cultural relevance by blending wrestling and street fighting with a raw, urban narrative.Meanwhile, the sneaker itself features a triple-black design, highlighted by a miniaturized embroidered Swoosh and graffiti-style “NYKE” branding on the heel. The most distinct feature is the icy blue translucent outsole, which reveals an iconic finishing line from the game: “While you’re down there, how about you shine my shoes?” This same line appears on the insoles, while a silver paint-marker hangtag provides a final nod to the city’s graffiti heritage.While the Nike Air Force 1 Low “NYKE” is not an official collaboration with the Def Jam franchise, its design subtly captures the game’s street-centric attitude and early 2000s New York aesthetic, offering a unique appeal to both gamers and sneakerheads.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Air Jordan 1 Low MM V3 “Year of the Horse”Colorway: Light Chocolate/Black-Dusty PeachSKU: IQ1106-220MSRP: $155 USDRelease Date: 2026Where to Buy: NikeThe Air Jordan 1 Low MM V3 “Year of the Horse” is a bold addition to Jordan Brand’s 2026 Lunar New Year collection, blending experimental design with a distinctive Western theme. It arrives in a saddle‑like brown leather build, accented by white faux horse hair panels and heel overlays that emphasize an equestrian theme. Naturally, the upper is heavily inspired by equine aesthetics, featuring premium brown leather reminiscent of a cowboy’s saddle, contrasted by patches of white faux horse hair on the side panels and heel.Further elevating the “Year of the Horse” storytelling, the silhouette is adorned with intricate, ornate graphic flourishes on the tongue and side panel Swooshes. Vibrant red accents provide a sharp contrast through the laces, insoles and a distinctive frayed tag positioned on the lateral heel. As part of the Method of Make line, the silhouette diverges from traditional Air Jordan 1 Low builds, introducing cutouts along the toe, mudguard and heel for a modernized structure.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Air Max Plus “Black Wood Camo”Colorway: Dark Smoke Grey/Black-Metallic Cool GreySKU: IQ0301-070MSRP: $180 USDRelease Date: Spring 2026Where to Buy: NikeNike is expanding its Air Max Plus line with the new “Black Wood Camo” colorway, adopting a darker, more utilitarian aesthetic. This marks a departure from the model’s typical design with the use of vibrant color gradients.The upper features a dark smoke grey and black base subtly overlaid with a wood camouflage pattern. This muted camo ensures a sophisticated, non-distracting look. The silhouette’s iconic structure is maintained by matte black TPU cages wrapping the upper, while a metallic grey Swoosh offers a sharp contrast. Functional elements include visible “Tuned” Air units in the forefoot and heel for responsive cushioning. The design is finished with the usual yellow “Tn” branding on the outsole and heel, paying homage to the shoe’s performance heritage.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: adidas Megaride F50 “Core Black”Colorway: Core Black/Core Black/Iron MetallicSKU: HQ9343MSRP: $180 USDRelease Date: January 1, 2026Where to Buy: adidasLooking back on adidas’ 2025, we saw its key partnerships with figures like Bad Bunny evolve alongside iconic models like the Superstar. One part of the brand that unexpectedly took a step forward is the Megaride franchise. From AVAVAV’s wild renditions to Megaride AG teasers and the reintroduction of the Megaride S2, the line quickly caught our attention. Not to mention, Willy Chavarria and JAH JAH had their respective Megaride reveals during Paris Fashion Week SS26.Now, as the Three Stripes gears up for a new year, one that is likely to feature the Megaride often, it’s ready to bring the Megaride F50 to the masses. Highlighted previously in collaborations, the Megaride F50 is set to make its in-line debut at the start of 2026. Showcased here in a stealthy “Core Black” that is absent of color, the sneaker offers a wavy grid pattern courtesy of its overlays. Meanwhile, the ’00s cushioning system stands proud with its hollowed-out tooling, blending retro and contemporary styling for a unique look.At the time of writing, adidas has not officially announced when this “Core Black” colorway of the Megaride F50 will be dropping. Stay tuned for updates, including the unveiling of additional looks, as we currently expect the pair to land on shelves at the very beginning of next year via adidas and select retailers at a starting price of $180 USD. In the meantime, select retailers such as GR8 have pairs available for sale.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Aimé Leon Dore x New Balance Made in UK 991Colorways: Chocolate (Brown) and Celery (Green)SKUs: TBCMSRP: $280 USDRelease Date: December 18Where to Buy: Aimé Leon DoreAimé Leon Dore has been consistent with its Fall/Winter 2025 output. The Teddy Santis-led brand kicked off the season with another The North Face collaboration and more recently reconnected with Porsche. Now, its partnership with New Balance has continued.We previewed the duo’s nautical-inspired collection yesterday, highlighting co-branded apparel and two new takes on the Made in UK line’s 991 sneaker. The collection just dropped this morning, offering us a complete look at what to expect from the footwear. Up first is a “Chocolate” brown pair that features distressed waxed split Italian suede overlays, a perforated leather base, and co-branding located at both the heel and sockliner. Its color scheme also carries orange, off-white, and black notes. Meanwhile, its “Celery” green counterpart sports the same build while being accented by gray, orange, and black.For those looking to shop the new Aimé Leon Dore x New Balance Made in UK 991 project, it is available now in both colorways via Aimé Leon Dore at a price of $280 USD per pair. Note that select sizes are now estimated to ship during February of next year. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Aimé Leon Dore (@aimeleondore)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

SummaryEKINs, Nike’s special brand ambassadors, are receiving their sixth promotional sneakerThe first EXIN-exclusive made by Jordan Brand is the Air Jordan 1 Low “Never Not Working”200 numbered pairs are being handed out exclusively to EKINsNobody lives the Swoosh like an EKIN. The brand’s special ambassador program was founded in 1981 and is known for consisting of Nike’s most dedicated leaders. These “athlete missionaries” are occasionally treated to promotional pairs limited to just EKINs, such as 2020’s Dunk Low. Five years later, an Air Jordan 1 Low has been crafted for the crew in celebration of the model’s 40th anniversary.The first EKIN-exclusive from Jordan Brand, this pair takes on a “Never Not Working” theme that nods to how not a moment goes by where an EKIN isn’t working. Whether it be hosting a special pop-up or connecting with their community, EKINs are the face of the Swoosh. The shoe features a “Shattered Backboard”-esque color scheme, with black, off-white, and orange combining together. Distressed lateral Swooshes and midsole wear are a reference to the “weathered experience” of being an EKIN while the aforementioned “Never Not Working” callout can be spotted at the interior side of the tongue tag. On the other side of the tag, the Jumpman logo is joined by an “E4L” (EKIN for Life) nod. The EKIN logo is also present at the right shoe’s heel, replacing the standard Wings logo found on the left shoe. Rounding out the pair is a sublimated print of the Jumpman skyline photo at the sockliner and within the pair’s special box.The Air Jordan 1 Low “Never Not Working” will only be distributed to EKINs. With a mere 200 numbered pairs in circulation, this is sure to go down as a grail for many Air Jordan 1 collectors.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Air Jordan Mule “Summit White/Black”Colorway: Summit White/Black/Metallic SilverSKU: HJ4292-100MSRP: $145 USDRelease Date: January 1, 2026Where to Buy: NikeJordan Brand continues to expand its hybrid footprint with the Air Jordan Mule in a timeless “Summit White/Black” colorway. This model further blurs the lines between athletic heritage and formal sophistication, following the same design language as the previously released “Cow Print” and “Dark Team Red” iterations. The upper is constructed from premium leather, featuring a sleek “Summit White” base contrasted by sharp black overlays on the mudguard and strapping. A signature metallic silver badge is prominently displayed on the forefoot, while tonal welt stitching adds a refined, loafer-inspired touch to the overall profile.The laceless, backless silhouette sits atop a chunky, stacked platform sole unit that provides an elevated aesthetic. Its midsole transitions through several plies of molded rubber, leading to a rugged outsole that utilizes an enlarged version of the classic Air Jordan 1 traction pattern. For interior comfort, the footbed is equipped with plush cushioning and debossed Air Jordan branding.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Astrograbber “Pale Ivory/Arctic Pink”Colorway: TBCSKU: IQ3367-299MSRP: $135 USDRelease Date: TBCWhere to Buy: NikeNike is giving the Astrograbber a floral touch with the “Pale Ivory/Arctic Pink” model.The upcoming women’s exclusive arrives with pristine suede uppers in white and complementing floral embroideries from the panel to the ankle — adding intricate details to the clean shoe. A deep burgundy panel swoosh disrupts the all-white uppers, aided by pink and burgundy branding on the tongue tag, insoles and stamped Nike heel logo. The sneaker then rests on a burgundy midsole and waffle outsole, while thick, ribbon shoe laces in a matching shade tie it together for a classy finish.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Dunk Low “Soft Pearl”Colorway: “Soft Pearl”SKU: HF5441-007MSRP: $115 USDRelease Date: 2026Where to Buy: NikeThe Nike Dunk Low “Soft Pearl” is a refined addition to the silhouette’s expansive lineup, embracing a minimalist and “preppy” aesthetic through a neutral palette. The upper features a smooth leather base in a soft cream hue, strategically paired with pops of muted, grayish, beige-pinks. This mild and complementing hue is spotted across the sockliner, laces, outsole and Swoosh logos. A creamy midsole adds a lightly aged effect, complementing the soft neutral tones without overwhelming the design.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast