Name: Nike Total 90 III “Croc Skin” PackColorway: Light Bone/White/Gum Medium Brown/Sail, Black/White/BlackSKU: IF3947-002, IF3947-001MSRP: $135 USDRelease Date: Available nowWhere to Buy: NikeNike is keeping the momentum high for the Total 90 III ahead of the 2026 World Cup, transitioning the model from the stadium to the street with a duo of “Croc Skin” colorways. Historically known for its bold circular branding and off-center lacing, the T90 is now undergoing a material evolution.The “Croc Skin” pack strips away the traditional synthetic builds in favor of embossed leather that adds significant depth and texture to the layered upper. The first iteration arrives in a sleek, monochromatic Black that emphasizes the light-catching scales of the leather. The second pair, draped in “Light Bone,” offers a softer alternative, finished with a classic Gum Medium Brown outsole that leans into the vintage soccer aesthetic.This drop follows recent experiments with denim, snakeskin, and distressed finishes, marking a clear intent by the Swoosh to diversify the T90’s portfolio. By utilizing tonal palettes, the design allows the intricate crocodile texture to serve as the focal point, blending the silhouette’s aggressive early-2000s shape with a contemporary, sophisticated edge that fits seamlessly into modern luxury-sportswear rotations.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Air Max 95 Big Bubble “White Reflective”Colorway: White/Black/Reflect Silver/Metallic SilverSKU: IB6397-100MSRP: $190 USDRelease Date: Available NowWhere to Buy: NikeFollowing the conclusion of the Air Max 95’s 30th-anniversary celebrations, Nike is maintaining the silhouette’s momentum with the release of a crisp Big Bubble “White Reflective” iteration at the beginning of 2026.Leaning into a typical “Triple White” palette, the shoe features a white mesh upper paired with its signature anatomical side panels. In a departure from the traditional color gradient, these panels are crafted in uniform white leather to maintain a clean, monochromatic aesthetic. The “Reflective” element is found in the 3M stripes running down the sidewalls, which join the eyestays and heel cup with a shimmering finish. Completing the design is the oversized Big Bubble Air unit housed within a crisp white midsole. The Air unit itself features a subtle off-white tint, adding a touch of retro character to the modern, high-gloss color scheme.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Pegasus Premium “Pure Platinum”Colorway: Summit White/Pure Platinum/Pencil Point/WhiteSKU: IO9918-100MSRP: $220 USDRelease Date: February 1Where to Buy: NikeNike is maintaining the momentum of the Pegasus Premium series in 2026 with the release of the “Pure Platinum” colorway. As the first near-triple white iteration for the silhouette, this palette marks a sophisticated departure from the model’s typically bold and high-contrast color schemes.The upper is crafted from summit white knit layered with durable ripstop, accented by a crisp white Swoosh at the midfoot. This monochromatic theme extends to the midsole, creating a sleek, versatile look that transitions effortlessly from performance running to everyday lifestyle styling. Despite the lifestyle-friendly aesthetic, performance remains the core focus. The midsole features a sophisticated stack of ZoomX and ReactX foams with a full-foot Visible Air Zoom plate sandwiched between them, delivering maximum energy return and responsiveness for high-intensity training. Look out for the pair to arrive shortly in February.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Air Max 90 “Valentine’s Day”Colorway: BlackSKU: IB6606-001MSRP: $145 USDRelease Date: January 30Where to Buy: NikeContinuing its annual holiday tradition, Nike is expanding its “Valentine’s Day” lineup with a new pair of Air Max 90. Releasing in a triple black palette, this iteration sets itself apart from typical Valentine’s drops by eschewing traditional pink and red tones in favor of a stealthy, sophisticated look.Following the design language of the recently revealed Air Force 1 “Valentine’s Day,” this Air Max 90 features a tonal, all-over pattern of tiny hearts embossed across the black mesh upper and suede overlays. The monochromatic theme extends to the laces and branding, maintaining an intentionally quiet profile. The only overt nod to the holiday of love appears on the insoles, which are marked by vibrant pink heart graphics. A fully blacked-out midsole and outsole – including the Air unit – round out the clean, unified design. Look out for the pair to arrive two weeks ahead of the holiday.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Liu Bolin x Vans “Year of the Horse” PackMSRP: ¥13,200 (approx. $85 USD), ¥12,100 (approx. $80 USD), ¥13,200 (approx. $85 USD)Release Date: Available NowWhere to Buy: BILLY’SFollowing a recent partnership with BILLY’S, Vans continues its “Year of the Horse” celebrations by teaming up with renowned Chinese artist Liu Bolin. Known globally for his “invisible man” camouflage photography, Bolin shifts focus here to traditional Chinese watercolor techniques, applying intricate zodiac motifs to three silhouettes from the Vans Premium line.The Premium Authentic 44 serves as the collection’s centerpiece, featuring a festive red upper adorned with gold horse motifs and calligraphy. In a striking departure from usual models, the laces are replaced with Chinese knots crafted from twisted red string. The outsole also features the playful phrase “Ma Shang Jiu Hao,” a linguistic pun that uses the Chinese character for “Horse” to wish the wearer immediate good luck.The Premium Old Skool offers a more understated aesthetic, pairing a crisp white base with wine-red accents and subtle horse illustrations. Rounding out the capsule, the Premium Half Cab Reissue 33 utilizes contrasting suede textures in dark, luxurious tones. Both models feature traditional Chinese buttons on the shoe laces, seamlessly blending heritage craftsmanship with classic skate culture.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast