Name: Air Jordan 1 Low “Dodgers”Colorway: White/Old Royal/Gum Yellow/University RedSKU: IQ0400-100MSRP: $130 USDRelease Date: Spring 2026Where to Buy: NikeAs the boys in blue continue their dominant streak on the field, Jordan Brand is paying homage to Chavez Ravine with a sophisticated new colorway. The Air Jordan 1 Low “Dodgers” is a masterclass in balanced design, trading in the high-contrast palettes of previous MLB-inspired drops for a cleaner, more versatile aesthetic. It’s a shoe that feels just as at home in a stadium seat as it does on a casual city walk.The design begins with a crisp white leather base, but the real magic lies in the accents. The Swoosh is executed in Old Royal patent leather layered over a sleek chrome background, creating a subtle shimmer that catches the light without appearing overly flashy. This rich blue tone extends to the inner liner, the tongue, and the embroidered Wings logo on the heel. To add a pop of energy, University Red hits are used with precision on the Jumpman tongue branding and a unique mini-Swoosh on the lateral forefoot, nodding to the classic Dodgers jersey typography.The look is grounded by a Gum Yellow outsole, a quiet but intentional reference to the dirt of the baseball diamond. Compared to earlier, more complex collaborations, this “Dodgers” edition focuses on premium materials and refined symbolism, making it an incredibly wearable option for fans and collectors alike. The Air Jordan 1 Low “Dodgers” is slated to release in February 2026 for a retail price of $130 via Nike.com and select Jordan Brand retailers.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike GT Cut 4 “Year of the Horse”Colorway: White/Metallic Gold-Vast Grey-Light ChocolateSKU: IB6730-100MSRP: $220 USDRelease Date: February 16, 2026Where to Buy: NikeFor the 2026 Lunar New Year, Nike is shifting away from traditional, high-contrast festive graphics in favor of a more nuanced and sculptural approach. The Nike GT Cut 4 “Year of the Horse” is a testament to understated luxury, utilizing a sophisticated material play to honor the zodiac rather than relying on overt prints.The silhouette is defined by a crisp, molded white upper that features a fluid, ribbed texture designed to mimic the appearance of motion. This clean base is grounded by Light Chocolate panels along the midfoot, providing a warm, organic contrast that feels earthy and grounded. The most striking element, however, is the midsole, which is swathed in a rich Metallic Gold finish. This golden accent isn’t just a color choice; it’s an intentional texture that wraps the high-performance cushioning, visible through an icy, semi-translucent outsole that also reveals a bold, black Swoosh anchored beneath.The collection’s theme is most elegantly expressed at the heel. In place of standard performance logos, a refined gold horseshoe emblem and the Chinese character for “horse,” serves as the centerpiece, offering a direct but dignified nod to the Year of the Horse. By focusing on premium finishes and symbolic hardware, Nike has created a performance shoe that feels equally at home on the hardwood or as a collector’s piece. The Nike GT Cut 4 “Year of the Horse” is set to launch next month.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast