SummaryHartcopy and adidas teamed up on the German Army Trainer-inspired BW Army back in 2024The hit sneaker now has a sequel project, two colorways of the shoe: “Muted Grey” and “Black”Both pairs dropped exclusively in Europe yesterday, and the pre-launch is sold out. However, it will be arriving globally later this yearHartcopy and adidas are back with two new colorways of the BW Army.⁠ After teaming up on the German Army Trainer-inspired shoe in 2024, two new premium renditions of the sneaker have been crafted. This campaign follows the duo’s polka dot-covered Adizero EVO SL from 2025.⁠Presented in “Muted Grey” and “Black,” both of these takes on the BW Army embrace subtle detailing. A soft leather upper is present once again, and features Hartcopy’s signature red stitch detail at the lateral in two places. From there, two different gum soles complete its build: the “Muted Grey” pair is backed by a classic gum while the “Black” pair favors a darker hue for its tooling.Pairs dropped via Hartcopy exclusively in Europe yesterday and are now sold out. However, stay tuned for additional launch info as the shoe is expected to drop globally later this year. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Hartcopy (@hartcopy)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Melitta Baumeister x Nike Vomero Premium and Pegasus PremiumColorways: Total Orange/Black and Volt/Cyber/Off White/BlackSKUs: IQ7166-800 and IQ7336-700MSRP: $260 USD and $220 USDRelease Date: April 1 (Melitta Baumeister) and April 8 (SNKRS)Where to Buy: Melitta Baumeister and NikeAt last, Melitta Baumeister’s collaboration with Nike Running is dropping. Teased by the designer last year, the new partners have prepared the Vomero Premium and Pegasus Premium in two hand-painted colorways.Looking first at the Vomero Premium, it dons a “Total Orange” that embraces a weathered effect that is unique to each pair. Co-branding is scattered throughout, including at the lateral midfoot and aglets. Rounding out the pair is a set of eyes at the outsole that watch whoever is following you, as well as a lenticular blinking eye at the tongue. A similar branding treatment has been applied to the “Volt”-colored Pegasus Premium. Instead of eyes, the outsole embraces a “Run Like No One Is Watching” motto that is also present at the laces and lateral rear portion of the midsole. Meanwhile, Baumeister’s eye stares upon any onlookers from the upper’s medial midfoot and the co-branded sockliner.For those interested in shopping Melitta Baumeister’s Nike Vomero Premium and Pegasus Premium collaborations, both are set to drop on April 1 via the designer’s website. From there, Nike SNKRS will be hosting a drop on April 8, with the Vomero Premium “Total Orange” priced at $260 USD and the Pegasus Premium “Volt” costing $220 USD. A pre-launch event is also set to take place at Dover Street Market Ginza on March 28. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Melitta Baumeister (@melittabaumeister)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Aimé Leon Dore x New Balance Made in USA 1300 “Navy”Colorway: NavySKU: TBCMSRP: $220 USDRelease Date: Available nowWhere to Buy: ALDAimé Leon Dore and New Balance are officially expanding their ongoing partnership with the introduction of the new Made in USA 1300 in “Navy.” Emphasizing premium craftsmanship and heritage design, the collaborative running shoe leans into understated styling and classic construction methods.The latest silhouette’s upper is meticulously constructed with rich navy hairy suede overlays that contrast texturally against the breathable base layer of mesh underlays. The lateral and medial profiles are detailed with a premium leather-backed “N” logo, adding a sophisticated touch to the classic athletic silhouette. Furthermore, the model incorporates a custom co-branded tongue tag and a matching sockliner to solidify the joint effort between the two entities.Ensuring functional comfort, the sneaker rests on a signature ENCAP midsole paired with a durable rubber outsole. Honoring the brand’s manufacturing legacy, the footwear is proudly Made in USA, meaning it contains a domestic value of 70 percent or more. For those looking to secure a pair, the sizing follows standard US men’s metrics, and the model reportedly fits true to size.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: ​​Vans LoaferColorway: Black/Black, Brown/BlackSKU: TBCMSRP: ¥13,200 JPY (approx. $83 USD)Release Date:Where to Buy: BILLY’s, VansVans Japan has unveiled a BILLY ’s-exclusive Loafer release, reimagining the iconic slip-on silhouette through a classic and modern lens. Available in “Black/Black” and “Brown/Black,” the model elevates classic styling with premium materials and classic details.The upper is crafted from premium, soft-touch suede, available in a deep “Black” and a neutral “Brown” beige. The defining feature is the addition of a polished gold metal bit across the vamp, which elevates the matte finish of the suede to create an aesthetic reminiscent of a traditional horsebit loafer. The loafer is anchored by a traditional vulcanized rubber midsole, paired with the signature waffle outsole to ensure that, despite its dressy appearance, it retains the grip and durability of a performance skate shoe. View this post on InstagramA post shared by vansjapan (@vansjapan)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike ReactX Rejuven8 “Touch Grass”Colorway: Dark Smoke Grey/Kelly Green-BlackSKU: IR0459-001MSRP: TBDRelease Date: April 2026Where to Buy: NikeNike and its digital-first platform DOTSWOOSH are rumored to be expanding their chaotic “Touch Grass” collection with a fresh take on the Nike ReactX Rejuven8. Known for leaning heavily into online culture, the web3 imprint is reportedly continuing its streak of conversation-starting releases with another playful concept.Following the initial rollout that originally surfaced late last year, the internet-first project is heating up once again. The upcoming release features a new flame-covered colorway, joining the previously seen grass-like and hay-toned pairs. Initial imagery of the upcoming pair shows an insole featuring a grass-like texture as well as embroidered Swoosh and hand monikers. This chaotic energy perfectly aligns with DotSWOOSH’s history of bold drops, following in the footsteps of previous glitch-inspired designs like the “404 Error” Air Force 1 and the “Low Poly” Air Max 1.The silhouette is expected to carry the same boundary-pushing ethos that has defined the platform’s recent output. The Nike ReactX Rejuven8 “Touch Grass” is expected to drop in April 2026 via Nike and DotSWOOSH.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Mind 001 “Barely Green”Colorway: Barely Green/Hyper Crimson-Black-ChromeSKU: HQ4309-300MSRP: $95 USDRelease Date: May 21Where to Buy: NikeNike continues to capitalize on the soaring demand for its neuroscience-inspired slip-on, introducing the Nike Mind 001 in a refreshing “Barely Green” colorway. With early restocks selling out rapidly, the brand is quickly expanding the silhouette’s lineup, dedicating softer and more subtle palettes for this women’s release.The upcoming iteration maintains the minimal, forward-thinking design language that has defined the model’s early success in the footwear market. A soft, barely-there green shade completely envelops the smooth molded upper, delivering a clean and effortless aesthetic that prioritizes everyday wearability. This muted, tonal approach serves as a deliberate contrast to the aggressive and highly technical tooling hidden beneath the surface.Flipping the slide reveals the silhouette’s signature visual pop. Bold crimson accents highlight the intricate, performance-driven pod system underfoot, ensuring the design retains its distinctive character without feeling overly subdued. The juxtaposition between the calm exterior shell and the vibrant traction pattern perfectly encapsulates the model’s innovative, comfort-focused DNA.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Caitlin Clark x Nike Kobe 5 ProtroColorway: Coconut Milk/Bright Spruce-Midnight Spruce-University RedSKU: IZ1852-100MSRP: $190 USDRelease Date: June 2026Where to Buy: NikeCaitlin Clark and Nike are rumored to be expanding their ongoing connection with a fresh take on the Nike Kobe 5 Protro. While fans eagerly await the arrival of her first official signature shoe, the basketball star is reportedly adding another standout player-exclusive silhouette to her growing footwear lineup.Surfaced imagery indicates a clean, summer-ready aesthetic for the unreleased performance model. The upper is said to be predominantly covered in a soft “Coconut Milk” hue across the toe box, side panels, and heel, featuring added texture on the toe for enhanced visual depth. The contrast is introduced through hits of “Spruce Green” along the lace area, which extend down into portions of the midsole and outsole. Completing the rumored design is a small pop of red on the tongue, serving to highlight the classic Kobe sheath logo.The Caitlin Clark x Nike Kobe 5 Protro is rumored to drop in June 2026 via Nike and select Nike Basketball retailers.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

SummaryShai Gilgeous-Alexander has taken to Instagram to reveal a new two-tone pink lace-up iteration of his signature Converse SHAI 001The updated silhouette completely removes the original zippered shroud in favor of a standard exposed lacing systemThe pink colorway follows a wild neon and leopard print iteration teased by the star while grocery shopping last weekShai Gilgeous-Alexander is continuing to experiment with his signature footwear line, previously taking to his personal Instagram to reveal a bold new lace-up version of the Converse SHAI 001. Stepping away from the hardwood, the Oklahoma City Thunder star now reveals the “Two-Tone Pink” colorway, the updated silhouette trades its high-fashion sensibilities for a more traditional performance aesthetic.The newly revealed imagery shows a significant structural shift for the Converse SHAI 001. The modified design completely removes the zippered shroud that originally covered the lacing system, embracing a standard exposed lace-up construction. This update gives the signature sneaker a classic on-court look while retaining the premium details associated with the Oklahoma City Thunder star.The upper is blocked in vibrant shades of pink, departing from the monochromatic, zipper-clad styling that defined the model’s initial launch. This official look follows a similar teaser from just a week ago, when the guard posted photos of himself grocery shopping in another shroudless, neon-infused pair featuring a wild leopard print tongue. While the guard continues to showcase these zipper-less variants on social media, it remains unclear if this modified design will see a wider retail launch. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (@shai)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

SummaryNike has just announced a new program for exploring the future of Air MaxNamed Nike Air Works, the program will feature global creatives who create their own 3D-printed Air Max stylesThese sneakers will drop as F&F-exclusive pairs leading up to Air Max Day next yearAir Max Day is here, and Nike has just announced a new program for exploring the future of Air Max.Nike Air Works’ first program is set to take place between May 11 and May 14. During this time, designers from Beijing, London, Los Angeles, Mumbai, New York, Paris, Shanghai, and Tokyo are traveling to Nike’s headquarters to develop unique 3D-printed Air Max styles. Zellerfeld, the 3D-printed footwear specialists who helped the Swoosh introduce the Air Max 1000 and Air Max 95000, is assisting with the development.“Air Works is about celebrating the cultural impact of Air Max and inviting a core group of global creatives to imagine what its future could look like,” says Andy Caine, VP, Creative Director, Nike Sportswear.Looking ahead to next year, each of these local designers will host a limited, F&F-exclusive drop of their shoe. The timing of this is said to lead up to Air Max Day 2027. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Nike Sportswear (@nikesportswear)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast