Name: adidas Adimule “Cow Print”Colorway: TBCSKU: KI0407MSRP: TBCRelease Date: Summer 2026adidas is expanding its “mule-ment” catalog with the upcoming release of the adidas Adimule “Cow Print.” Following the brand’s successful experimentation with textured hides in recent collaborations, this inline drop brings a playful, farm-fresh aesthetic to the easy-access slip-on model just in time for the peak of the 2026 festival season.The adidas Adimule “Cow Print” swaps out the traditional suede or leather uppers typically seen on the silhouette for a bold faux-fur material. The shaggy texture utilizes a high-contrast black-and-white spotted motif, giving the minimal, backless construction a statement-making presence. To balance the whimsical print, a gold Trefoil logo is stamped on the vamp, adding a touch of the brand’s heritage refinement.Functional details remain consistent with the Adimule’s comfort-first ethos. The mule features a natural-looking cork-style footbed designed for daily support, while a slim black rubber outsole provides a grounded, sleek profile. This specific iteration continues the momentum of tactile, animal-inspired footwear seen in recent Three Stripes collections.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: ASICS Hypersync “Graphite Grey”Colorway: Graphite Grey/BlackSKU: 1203A879.020MSRP: ¥14,850 JPY (approx. $96 USD)Release Date: March 6Where to Buy: ASICSThe ASICS Hypersync “Graphite Grey” arrives as a sleek new addition to the brand’s performance‑inspired lifestyle lineup, blending technical innovation with a modern streetwear aesthetic.The sneaker features a sophisticated, low-profile aesthetic characterized by a multi-textured upper that combines different gauges of air mesh underlays with sleek synthetic overlays. Decorative stitching details run across the quarters, adding a refined, handcrafted touch to the industrial “Graphite Grey” and black color palette.Functionally, the Hypersync model utilizes an outsole structure adapted from the Snapdown wrestling shoe, paired with an updated insole for enhanced daily comfort. The monochromatic grey and black finish extends from the breathable mesh tongue to the tonal laces, maintaining a stealthy and cohesive visual identity. Understated ASICS branding is integrated into the design, allowing the shoe’s unique heritage-inspired geometry to remain the focal point.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Virgil Abloh Archive™ x Air Jordan 1 High OG “Alaska”Colorway: White/WhiteSKU: AA3834-100MSRP: $230 USDRelease Date: March 2026Where to Buy: NikeJordan Brand and the Virgil Abloh Archive™ are reportedly reuniting for a highly anticipated retro of the Air Jordan 1 High OG “Alaska.” Expected to drop in March 2026, the updated release aims to honor the visionary designer’s legacy by reviving one of the most sought-after iterations from his groundbreaking Nike partnership.According to early leaks from sneaker insiders including @MrUnloved1s and @prm.cotd, the “Alaska” colorway—originally known as the 2018 “Euro” regional exclusive—will remain largely faithful to its original design. Suggested imagery shows the familiar deconstructed white-on-white upper, complete with exposed stitching and the signature zip tie. However, rumors suggest a significant shift in the collaborative branding, with the medial profile text reportedly swapping its classic Off-White™ markings for Virgil Abloh Archive™ messaging.Recent updates also indicate that the collaborative pair will be treated to special commemorative packaging. Inside the box, the release is expected to include a “Modernism Isn’t New” booklet filled with original sketches and writings from the late Abloh. As with all early leaks, final material executions and design details are subject to change.The Virgil Abloh Archive™ x Air Jordan 1 High OG “Alaska” is rumored to drop on March 28, 2026.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Slam Jam x Salomon XA PRO 3D GORE-TEXColorway: White/WhiteSKU: AA3834-100MSRP: $170 USDRelease Date: February 24, 2026Where to Buy: SalomonSalomon and Slam Jam are reconnecting with city life once again to introduce a fresh take on the Slam Jam x Salomon XA PRO 3D GORE-TEX. Equipped with a heavy Y2K twist, the collaborative model shifts the trail-ready silhouette into a wearable everyday option.At its core, the footwear model remains firmly rooted in its trail heritage. The shift happens in its day-to-day wearability, introducing an updated mesh base and cleaner overall lines. Ensuring protection against wet conditions, the upper is reinforced with a durable GORE-TEX membrane. Underfoot, the silhouette relies on the tried-and-true combination of a 3D Advanced Chassis, a responsive EVA midsole, and a rugged Contagrip outsole.Smaller design details settle in naturally across the upper. Subtle reflective hits appear without demanding attention, while a speed lacing system keeps functionality simple and efficient. Branding remains present but firmly in the background, showcasing a restrained approach to the design. In addition to the footwear, Slam Jam has also introduced a complementary apparel range featuring hoodies, jackets, and backpacks inspired by early-2000s aesthetics.The Slam Jam x Salomon XA PRO 3D GORE-TEX is available now via Slam Jam, with a wider release scheduled for February 24, 2026, via Salomon and select retailers.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast