Name: Naked x Nike Shox Z, Naked x Nike Shox Z CalistraColorway: Metallic Hematite/Wolf Grey-Black, Black/Off-WhiteSKU: IO9319-001, IR5519-001MSRP: $120 USDRelease Date: March 7, 2026Where to Buy: Nike, NAKED CopenhagenDrawing inspiration from rainy mornings, windy bike rides, and the city’s effortless style, NAKED Copenhagen has officially returned to the Nike archives for its latest collaborative footwear capsule.Titled “With love, from Copenhagen,” the highly anticipated release reimagines the performance-driven Nike Shox Z and Shox Z Calistra through a distinctly Scandinavian lens. The collaboration is heavily inspired by the city’s wet pavements and stormy skies, offering functional designs built for shifting weather and constant movement. Stine, the Founder and Creative Director of NAKED Copenhagen, noted, “We were eager to build on an archival Nike silhouette, and the Calistra immediately stood out for its seamless blend of sport and elegance.”Ensuring the sneakers look as good as they perform, the Shox Z Calistra arrives in a stealthy “Black/Black-Off White” makeup, bringing striking sculpted patent leather and metallic accents to the forefront. Meanwhile, the standard Shox Z iteration drops in a sharp “Metallic Hematite/Black” colorway, opting to balance breathable mesh with a sharper, more aggressive edge. Both collaborative models are prominently stamped with NAKED Copenhagen branding, serving as a love letter from the city to the world for the girls who “layer instinctively, and treat the street like a runway, even in 20 kilometre winds.”The NAKED Copenhagen x Nike Shox Z and Shox Z Calistra are currently scheduled to release on March 9 via NAKED Copenhagen and select retailers.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Rier x Salomon XA Pro 3D, XA JungleColorway: White / WhiteSKU: L492754, L454406MSRP: £145 – £225 GBP (approx. $193 – $300 USD)Release Date: March 5Where to Buy: SalomonRier reunites with Salomon to reimagine the XA Jungle and the XA Pro 3D through minimalist high-fashion lens. The collaboration is defined by a striking monochromatic palette, where the usual rugged, multicolored trail aesthetic is replaced by a clean look.The XA Jungle Rier arrives in a crisp all-white finish, its high-laced front referencing traditional mountain garments and folkloric knee-high wool socks. Built with quick-drying materials, the boot balances durability and stability underfoot with a minimalist aesthetic. The clean synthetic and textile upper, paired with a rugged rubber outsole, creates a striking contrast between refined design and outdoor functionalityThe XA Pro 3D Rier continues this alpine-inspired narrative with a similarly pristine white palette, enhanced by Salomon’s technical innovations. Featuring 3D advanced Chassis for motion control and stability, Sensifit technology for a secure fit, and Quicklace lacing for easy adjustment, the shoe blends high-performance engineering with cultural references. View this post on InstagramA post shared by DOVER STREET MARKET (@doverstreetmarketlondon)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike ACG Rufus “Desert Khaki”Colorway: Desert Khaki/Cream II-Light British Tan-Soft YellowSKU: IM4953-200MSRP: $115 USDRelease Date: April 1Where to Buy: NikeAs slip-on footwear continues to dominate the intersection of performance and lifestyle, the Nike ACG Rufus “Desert Khaki” is officially scheduled to drop on April 1. Bridging the gap between casual comfort and outdoor readiness, the upcoming mule showcases Nike’s ability to refine off-trail essentials for everyday wear.Leaning heavily into understated earth tones, the new Rufus iteration features a smooth “Desert Khaki” textile upper that yields a soft, brushed appearance. The minimalist base is elevated by subtle “Soft Yellow” embroidery across the vamp, which neatly frames a tonal Nike Swoosh to provide a decorative edge without compromising the shoe’s neutral identity.Staying true to its comfort-oriented design, the slip-on is equipped with a padded collar and an interior lined in “Light British Tan” for added warmth and visual depth. Below, a “Cream II” midsole transitions into a robust, dotted rubber outsole featuring deep lugs for off-trail traction. The rugged tooling is rounded out by brown rubber traction pods and a subtle red forefoot Swoosh, injecting classic ACG flavor into the modern silhouette.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: New Balance 2010 “Vintage Indigo/Faded Teal”Colorway: Vintage Indigo/Faded TealSKU: U20101QYMSRP: $160 USDRelease Date: Spring 2026Where to Buy: New BalanceNew Balance is officially continuing to refine its modern lineup of lifestyle runners with the introduction of the sleek 2010 in a calming “Vintage Indigo/Faded Teal” colorway.Masterfully blending the brand’s heritage design cues with a contemporary, modern shape, the upcoming sneaker avoids chasing flashy trends in favor of a balanced, highly wearable aesthetic. The upper leans heavily on a breathable grey mesh base to keep things lightweight, which is then expertly layered with premium Vintage Indigo suede overlays to add depth without feeling overly heavy. Muted grey panels support the midfoot alongside a subtly contrasting “N” logo, while cream-colored laces effortlessly break up the cooler tones to provide a slightly aged, vintage feel.Underneath the refined upper, the focus drastically shifts toward everyday comfort and reliable stability. The sneaker is anchored by a dynamic, sculpted midsole that houses exposed Faded Teal cushioning pods. These vibrant pods not only deliver a small, welcomed hit of color to the design but also push outward slightly to provide a more planted, stable base. Finishing off the versatile build, the practical outsole utilizes a segmented layout to ensure steady grip for daily rotation.The New Balance 2010 “Vintage Indigo/Faded Teal” is expected to release in Spring 2026 via NewBalance.com.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

SummaryNigel Sylvester just revealed his new Air Jordan 4 on InstagramTitled the “Brick After Brick,” this red, off-white, and black pair continues his Bike Air legacyLook out for the shoe to drop this summerNigel Sylvester won over sneakerheads in 2025 with another sneaker of the year contender: the Air Jordan 4 “Brick By Brick.” The hit launch extended his Bike Air journey by tapping into the concept of building towards success, one step (or brick) at a time. Another Air Jordan 4 colorway popped up in January of last year surrounding the rollout of the “Brick By Brick,” however, it was rumored to be a 2026 design.None other than Michael Jordan himself brought this long-awaited launch back into the conversation, stepping out in the shoe. Now, Sylvester has gone on to offer a complete breakdown of what to expect from the collaboration. Serving as the second chapter of his “Brick” story with Jordan Brand, this pair is about sustaining success after accomplishing it — something this shoe is likely to achieve with its highly-detailed presentation.Full-grain leather in “Sail” that Sylvester refers to as “top-tier sh*t” hosts another mini Swoosh at the toe box. “Muslin,” “Sail,” and “Anthracite” accompany his red-orange “Brick” hue throughout the shoe. All four are present across the midsole tooling and outsole, with “Brick” visible at the Air unit as well. The heel tab is rendered in the off-white “Muslin” hue with a brick-inspired texture. Bike Air branding graces this element in “Brick,” matching the embroidered hangtag. A bike logo is also present on the inner side of the heel tab while the inside of the tongue again features “Jordan Biking Co.” branding.Storytelling continues with the packaging, which the duo have again spared no detail in executing. An all-white brick-themed box features the texture of a clay brick while Bike Air branding is debossed atop it. Within the box, the Air Jordan 4 is packaged like traditional clay bricks.While Sylvester refers to these as coming soon, rumors are pointing to a summer release via Nike SNKRS at an estimated price of $225 USD. Enjoy the complete preview in the embedded social post below and stay tuned for additional updates. View this post on Instagram A post shared by nigelsylvester (@nigelsylvester)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

The steady shift in sneaker culture has become less about hype and more about personal style, functionality and most importantly, wearability. The adidas Originals Adistar XLG 2.0 lands squarely in that conversation, not for its “collectibility” or display worthiness, but for the fact that they truly belong on your feet at all times. We got a sneak peek of the model late last year with feverish response, and now the newest member of the Adistar family gets its proper drop.The Adistar XLG 2.0 is essentially the practical evolution of the VIRGINIA Adistar Jellyfish. Where the Pharrell-led Jellyfish leaned fully into oversized proportions and layered theatrics that made it a runway standout, the XLG 2.0 pulls those same design cues into a more grounded form. You still see the wavy overlays, geometric Three Stripes and sculpted sole unit, and even familiar color blocking like “Solar Orange,” but the silhouette is streamlined so it feels built for versatility rather than pure spectacle. It doesn’t abandon the Jellyfish’s futuristic identity but actually refines it, turning a high-fashion statement sneaker into something that fits naturally into an everyday rotation.The construction on the XLG 2.0 is a clear nod to performance roots. Up top, it uses a breathable mesh base layered with bold RPU-molded cage panels, while on the underfoot, adidas leans into Adiprene cushioning in the heel. The feature provides a stable feel that holds up whether you’re walking city blocks or clocking hours of wear. A rubber outsole keeps traction reliable without dragging you down, and classic oval laces round out a fit that feels secure without fuss. The mash-up of textile, synthetic and molded components keeps the silhouette lightweight yet structured, bridging performance heritage with “kicks you actually wear” energy.Culturally, the Adistar XLG 2.0 isn’t being pushed through loud scarcity tactics but validated through people who actually move culture forward. The model’s campaign leans into recognizable yet credible figures like rapper-producer BigXthaPlug, genre-bending rapper-singer BKTHERULA and rising college hooper Alijah Arenas, each bringing a different lane of influence that mirrors how sneaker culture really spreads. That mix of music, sports and internet-native style gives the XLG 2.0 a cross-scene presence, and when artists, athletes and next-gen talent are wearing the same silhouette in their own environments, the shoe starts to feel authentically embedded into sneaker and fashion culture.In a landscape flooded with fleeting drops and recycled nostalgia, the Adistar XLG 2.0 proves longevity always carries weight. It’s a sneaker that earns relevance the more it’s worn, not the longer it sits in a box or displayed on walls. For those building rotations around real-world wear instead of rarity, this is one that makes immediate sense.The adidas Adistar XLG 2.0 is available now and in a variety of colorways — pick up a pair directly at adidas.com.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

March is here, and while the tournament madness from college basketball nears, the sneaker industry is bringing chaos with another stacked list of drops this week. Crocs, Nike, On, HOKA, Jordan Brand, and adidas have all prepared notable releases to look out for. However, before we walk you through our top 10, let’s look back at last week’s key sneaker stories.On the feature front, we connected with four-time WNBA MVP A’ja Wilson to reveal her Nike A’Two collection that is set to debut in May. We also spent time chatting with John Elliott and HOKA ahead of their Rocket X 3 collaboration that we discuss in further detail below.Pivoting to the typical news output, Yeat revealed the Nike Air Liquid Max in his new music video, with the shoe expected to drop later this month as the Air Max Day model. Shortly after, Hiroshi Fujiwara teased a fragment design collaboration featuring the new silhouette. Elsewhere, Nike Basketball revealed the Giannis Freak 8 in a pink color scheme.The Whitaker Group had a standout week, with its four retail brands involved in a seven-shoe Nike V5 RNR collection, while also announcing a new multi-season campaign with adidas centered around limited, exclusive styles. Speaking of the Three Stripes, the Fear of God Athletics Basketball III made an appearance.Elsewhere in the industry, two unique silhouettes were revealed: the Mizuno WAVE PROPHECY STRAP 2 and Timberland Boot Clog. We also previewed a new Jil Sander x PUMA sneaker collaboration.Now that you’re caught up with the latest and greatest from the sneaker industry, let’s look ahead at what’s to come next. Once you complete your review of this week’s top sneaker drops, head over to HBX to shops styles that are available today.Crocs Ripple “Blue/White”Release Date: March 5Release Price: $90 USDWhere to Buy: CrocsWhy You Should Cop: The Steven Smith x Crocs era has begun. It’s been well over a year since the legendary footwear designer was announced as the brand’s head of creative innovation. Now, his debut silhouette with the brand, the Ripple, is finally dropping globally this week. This new clog features wavy segments that create a ripple effect. For its debut, blue and white share space across the slip-on.Supreme x Nike SB Air Max 2 CB ’94 LowRelease Date: March 5Release Price: TBCWhere to Buy: SupremeWhy You Should Cop: Supreme and Nike SB have reunited for another footwear collaboration. The longstanding duo are diving into Spring/Summer 2026 with an SB Air Max 2 CB ’94 Low project that sees the skate-ready sneaker adorned in three colorways. These looks include black, white, and gold, with all three featuring Nike SB branding at the heel, resting just beneath the pull tabs that sport a tonal Supreme wordmark.One Piece x Crocs Classic Clog CollectionRelease Date: March 5Release Price: $70 USD to $80 USDWhere to Buy: CrocsWhy You Should Cop: Netflix’s live action rendition of One Piece is returning for its second season next week. Before we catch Luffy and friends back in action, Crocs has assembled a new collection of Classic Clogs dedicated to the franchise. Each slip-on sees thematic Jibbitz and a reimagined strap come together for looks inspired by Luffy, the Thousand Sunny, and Tony Tony Chopper.Nike Air Max 95 OG “Neon”Release Date: March 5Release Price: $190 USDWhere to Buy: SNKRSWhy You Should Cop: Nike celebrated the 30th anniversary of the Air Max 95 throughout 2025. Building atop this momentum, several key launches featuring the silhouette have already graced shelves this year. Now, a familiar face is taking center stage once again: the Air Max 95 OG “Neon.” Having dropped with its “Big Bubble” tooling in limited quantities last year, it’s back for another round. A gray gradient is accompanied by “Neon” yellow touches throughout the throwback look.On LightSpray Cloudmonster 3 HyperRelease Date: March 5Release Price: $280 USDWhere to Buy: OnWhy You Should Cop: When On introduced the Cloudmonster franchise in 2022 as a premium option for runners seeking maximum cushioning, it quickly became a hit. The third chapter of its evolution is here, with not only the Cloudmonster 3 debuting, but the LightSpray Cloudmonster 3 Hyper taking things to another level. As the name suggests, this version of the shoe integrates On’s LightSpray technology, an ultralight solution for uppers. With an eight-piece build, the shoe is extremely nimble, and debuts here in white and yellow.Patta x Nike Air Max 1 “Hyper Crimson”Release Date: March 6Release Price: TBCWhere to Buy: PattaWhy You Should Cop: Patta has a storied history with the Nike Air Max 1. From 2009’s “Chlorophyll” to the multi-edition “Waves” colorways. The latter is continuing this week with a new “Hyper Crimson” color scheme that revisits the two’s wavy mudguard with a palette comprised of gray, orange, and a yellowed-white. Nods to Patta come courtesy of the tongue label and sockliner graphic, completing the pair.John Elliott x HOKA Rocket X 3Release Date: March 6Release Price: $260 USDWhere to Buy: John ElliottWhy You Should Cop: John Elliott’s eponymous label re-launched this past weekend after a brief hiatus. Adding to its rollout, the brand announced a HOKA collaboration featuring the Rocket X 3. The race-ready runner has been altered by the duo to channel Elliott’s Bay Area roots. As a result, it forgoes its typical bright look for an understated one that nods to San Francisco’s foggy climate. Branding elements have also been adjusted to seamlessly blend with the textured upper.Air Jordan 4 “Lakeshow”Release Date: March 7Release Price: $220 USDWhere to Buy: SNKRSWhy You Should Cop: Jordan Brand has cooked up a new Air Jordan 4 that is perfect for fans of the Los Angeles Lakers. Dressed in “Imperial Purple,” the “Lakeshow” colorway sees a nubuck upper host the aforementioned hue alongside touches of black, white, gray, and gold at the Air unit and the heel’s Nike Air branding. After launching exclusively in LA for NBA All-Star Weekend, it now sees a global drop going down this week.CLOT x adidas Superstar “Coffee”Release Date: March 7Release Price: $200 USDWhere to Buy: JUICEWhy You Should Cop: Edison Chen’s CLOT and adidas have built a strong foundation for the future of their partnership. From runway shows to specially-themed collections, the two have remained consistent with their output. Adding to the list of 2026 launches is another rendition of the two’s ripple sole-equipped Superstar sneaker. Appearing in “Coffee,” it embraces a palette of white, chocolate brown, and orange. Per usual, the modified sole unit ensures the silhouette stands out.NAKED x Nike Shox Z & CalistraRelease Date: March 7Release Price: $130 USDWhere to Buy: NAKEDWhy You Should Cop: NAKED Copenhagen returns to the sneaker space, this time tapping Nike for a special two-shoe project. Up first is the duo’s Shox Z, which sees the 2025 sneaker outfitted with a shimmering silver that nods to wet pavements and stormy skies. The sleek shoe is accompanied by the all-new Shox Z Calistra, which modifies the sneaker into a ballet-inspired Mary Jane shoe. Tonal branding rests atop the metal-like exterior while nods to the duo appear at the footbed.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Air Jordan 1 “Olive Aura” PackColorway: Olive Aura/Lawn-University Blue-Pearl White, Sail/Olive Aura-Pearl White-Iced CarmineSKU: II0570-302, II0569-100MSRP: TBCRelease Date: 2026Jordan Brand has revealed the Air Jordan 1 “Olive Aura” Pack, comprising two silhouettes in a makeover that emphasize on texture and handcrafted detail. Arriving in both Mid and Low iterations, the sneakers center on a soft, pastel palette, where woven textiles replace the traditional smooth leather underlays, giving the upper a basket-like feel that shifts the visual identity of the shoe.The color story is anchored by “Olive Aura,” a muted, earthy green that dominates the overlays, while “Sail” and “White” accents provide a clean, vintage-inspired contrast. Branding remains classic, with the Swoosh reimagined in crochet-style execution on the Mid, offering layered color variations such as blue and green or orange and lavender for added depth.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

SummaryNike unveils the Giannis Freak 8 to honor the physical dominance and work ethic of the basketball superstarThe updated silhouette features a full-length ReactX midsole and a reinforced heel counter designed in a swooping feather patternA global launch is officially scheduled for August 2026The Nike Giannis Freak 8 has officially arrived, bringing a new level of containment and explosive energy return to the court. Designed to channel the physical dominance and unending work ethic of Giannis Antetokounmpo, the latest signature model prioritizes high-performance tooling for the modern game while honoring the champion’s personal journey.Built to withstand the sheer force of Antetokounmpo’s elite athleticism, the Freak 8 introduces a revamped upper construction specifically engineered to house a full-length ReactX midsole. This critical update softens harsh landings and provides the necessary cushion for his signature, explosive single-leg moves like the devastating Euro step. The synthetic upper works in tandem with the sole unit to ensure the foot remains securely locked over the footbed during high-intensity shifts in momentum.Visually, the sneaker takes flight with a distinctly reinforced heel counter executed in a swooping feather pattern that mimics the look of wings. Beyond the technical specifications, the debut pink colorway serves as a direct tribute to his daughters. According to Antetokounmpo, the design choices reflect his commitment to being a better father, person, and player. Furthermore, in a push to keep the silhouette accessible for the next generation of athletes striving to elevate their game, the model was deliberately designed to maintain the exact same price tier as its predecessor.Check out the first look images above. The Nike Giannis Freak 8 drops globally August 1 via Nike and select retailers.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Timberland Boot ClogSKU: TBCRelease Date: 2026Official images of the Timberland Boot Clog have surfaced, featuring a silhouette that reimagines the brand’s iconic work boot with a slip-on design. Arriving in the classic Wheat and Dark Brown colorways, the upper retains Timberland’s signature nubuck leather build, complete with visible stitching and padded collar details.Traditional lace-up fastenings are replaced by a clog-style slip-on design, with the quarters and tongue streamlined for ease. The outsole maintains the brand’s durable lug pattern for traction, ensuring functionality alongside style.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast