Name: atmos x ASICS GEL-Kayano 12.1 “Raden”Colorway: Black/Light Smoke Grey-WhiteSKU: 1203A976-001MSRP: ¥28,600 JPY (approx. $180 USD)Release Date: February 12Where to Buy: atmosTokyo powerhouse atmos deepens its exploration of Japanese heritage with the ASICS GEL-Kayano 12.1 “Raden.” Fusing 8th-century craftsmanship with hybrid running technology, the release translates the visual language of traditional mother-of-pearl lacquerware into footwear.The sneaker’s aesthetic is defined by a shifting, iridescent upper designed to mimic the luminance of shell inlays. This fluid, organic beauty contrasts with the model’s structural base – originally inspired by European gothic armor – and the cushioned tooling of the GEL-Nimbus 17. A brilliant, colorful inner sole adds a final touch of artistry to the technical runner. To authenticate the narrative, atmos has partnered with Takuya Nomura of Sagaraden, a Kyoto-based craftsman known for modernizing the traditional art. This cultural convergence extends to the physical world, with a special exhibition of Nomura’s work scheduled for the newly renovated atmos Ginza location in mid-February.The atmos x ASICS GEL-Kayano 12.1 “Raden” is available now via raffle through February 12 on the atmos webstore. Check out the official images above.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: ASICS GEL-NUNOBIKI “Black/Cement Grey”Colorway: Black/Cement GreySKU: 1203A536.004MSRP: ¥15,400 JPY (approx. $98 USD)Release Date: February 12Where to Buy: ASICSASICS’s GEL-NUNOBIKI unisex sneaker is set to release in a “Black/Cement Grey” colorway next week. The upper features a breathable mesh base in a deep black hue, reinforced by “Cement Grey”synthetic leather overlays in a distinctive matte finish. These overlays are strategically layered across the quarters and toe cap, utilizing matte and slightly textured effects to create a multi-dimensional look that mimics the uneven surfaces of natural landscapes. The signature Tiger Stripes on the sides are executed in a tonal black-on-black style, maintaining a sleek and stealthy appearance.Functionally, the sneaker is built for long-lasting comfort, featuring an internal GEL™ technology cushioning system within the midsole to provide superior impact absorption for daily wear. The branding remains understated, with the ASICS logo appearing on the tongue and heel in a color-matched grey that complements the industrial palette. The design is complete with tonal black laces and a rugged, lugged outsole that ensures reliable traction on both city streets and light trails.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

SummaryPUMA has partnered with No/Faith Studios to revive the Beisser, a rare 2005 low-profile runner designed by Peter Schmidt that has previously existed only as a collector’s grailThe silhouette is nicknamed the Biter due to its aggressive, tooth-like lugged sole and aerodynamic, motorsport-inspired design that merges Y2K performance with a modern industrial aestheticThis second collaboration between the two brands offers a rare retail release of the formerly limited model, highlighting premium materials and Schmidt’s experimental legacy in footwear designPUMA is once again reaching deep into its legendary vault, enlisting the avant-garde vision of No/Faith Studios to revive a long-lost icon. The duo has set their sights on the Beisser, a razor-sharp, low-profile runner that first slashed through the footwear landscape in 2005. Originally conceived by Peter Schmidt—the mastermind behind the cult-classic Mostro—the Beisser has spent the last two decades existing primarily as a “grail” in niche archive circles and collector lookbooks.Appropriately nicknamed the “Biter,” the silhouette is defined by its aggressive, tooth-like lugged sole and a streamlined, motorsport-inspired stance that feels remarkably relevant in today’s tech-runner climate. This second chapter of the partnership follows the massive success of last year’s Talon collaboration, signaling a shared commitment to unearthing PUMA’s most experimental and polarizing designs. By blending the Y2K-era performance DNA with No Faith Studios’ subversive, industrial aesthetic, the new Beisser bridges the gap between early-aughts track culture and modern high-fashion streetstyle.The revival maintains the original’s sleek, aerodynamic upper while introducing premium materials and refined colorways that highlight the serrated outsole. For a silhouette that was originally produced in vanishingly small quantities, this release offers a rare second chance for enthusiasts to own a piece of Schmidt’s design legacy. It is a bold reminder that PUMA’s archive isn’t just a history book—it’s a blueprint for the future of aggressive footwear. View this post on Instagram A post shared by NO FAITH (@nofaithstudios)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Central Cee x SYNA WORLD x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Light Smoke Grey”Colorway: Black/Light Smoke Grey-WhiteSKU: IO9974-010MSRP: $130 USDRelease Date: February 13Where to Buy: NikeFollowing a teaser from Central Cee in January, the “Light Smoke Grey” edition of the Central Cee x SYNA WORLD x Nike Air Force 1 Low has been officially unveiled. Departing from the bold energy of the earlier “Racer Blue” and “Dark Beetroot” colorways, this iteration introduces a calmer, more understated aesthetic rooted in London’s street uniform.Channeling the palette of classic Nike Tech Fleece tracksuits, the upper balances soft grey leather panels with a glossy black patent leather mudguard. A crisp white Swoosh cuts through the monochrome base, while the SYNA WORLD logo stamped on the heel provides a distinct collaborative signature without overwhelming the silhouette’s timeless profile.This release taps into the current resurgence of Y2K-inspired textures on the Air Force 1, blending glossy finishes with everyday versatility. Ultimately, the design solidifies the deepening partnership between the rapper and the Swoosh, effectively translating Central Cee’s cultural influence into Nike’s heritage design language. Check out the official images above.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: UNDERCOVER x grounds JEWELRYColorway: Black, WhiteSKU: TBCMSRP: ¥36,000 JPY (Approx. $230 USD)Release Date: Available NowWhere to Buy: UNDERCOVER, groundsUNDERCOVER has tapped Japanese footwear label grounds for a collaborative iteration of the JEWELRY sneaker. Merging grounds’ distinct architectural language with Jun Takahashi’s punk-inflected typography, the collaboration delivers a silhouette that balances avant-garde structuralism with wearable comfort.Debuting during UNDERCOVER’s Pre-Spring 2026 presentation, the sneaker is anchored by grounds’ signature JEWELRY outsole. The design features a series of transparent, gem-like spheres serving as the sole unit, engineered to create a floating sensation for the wearer. For this capsule, the technical tooling is paired with a flexible knit upper, offering a streamlined contrast to the bulbous, sculptural platform below.Visual branding is assertive yet minimal, adhering to the stark aesthetic distinct to Takahashi’s work. The words “CHAOS” and “BALANCE” – a recurring mantra for the UNDERCOVER imprint – are emblazoned across the vamps, while additional logo detailing on the heel solidifies the partnership. Offered in strict monochrome black and white, the capsule maintains a refined aesthetic that allows the unique silhouette to take center stage.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Creative Director Bear Degidio didn’t want to disrupt the footwear space nor chase any luxury buzzword when he started building Santo Studio’s footwear. His drive came from a quieter frustration with how disconnected most product design has become from the people who actually live in it. Instead of mood boards, Degidio leaned into conversations with athletes who’ve spent years breaking in their own shoes the hard way. Twitch, Ryan Sheckler, Cole Houshmand, CJ Barham, Khalil Rountree and Jett Lawrence were invited to challenge an idea. In Newport Beach, they sat with the design team and spoke candidly about what works, what fails and what never gets considered when fashion gets too far ahead of function. What emerged from that process came valuable insights from those who lived in skate parks, surf breaks, dirt tracks and fight camps. These spaces were true testing grounds so materials like vulcanized rubber, Flow Memory Foam and tech-driven insoles exist to survive a full day of movement and still feel right at night. With the creation of the program’s Trento Sneaker, the throughline is versatility, not compromise. “It’s a shoe I feel confident can cross both worlds from skating to dinner with my fam and still give me that elevated feel,” skate icon Ryan Sheckler said. That tension between utility and restraint is where Santo Studio actually finds its footing. The model’s design sits comfortably in the luxury ready-to-wear conversation, but it doesn’t posture or over-explain itself. “This is truly years of creating shoes for brands all wrapped into one perfect everyday wear sneaker I can ride around in all day and feel comfortable and fresh,” freestyle motocross (FMX) rider and X Games medalist Twitch describes. At its core, the Santo Studio footwear program is truly about substance and longevity, informed by those who progress active lifestyles. Degidio’s approach suggests that the best thing a brand can do right now is slow down, listen harder and build alongside the communities it claims to represent. “I wanted to finally give the world a footwear program that’s not just named after celebrities, but designed by icons and champions of sport in their own light with their own influence truly bringing culture and meaning and purpose back to everyday modern wear pieces,” Degidio adds. The Santo Studio Trento Sneaker lands at the brand’s Lido Marina Village flagship before landing at Nordstrom nationwide. See the images above for a closer look at the shoe and its collaborators.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

SummaryRich Paul has teased the first collaboration for the newly launched New Balance AC Runner under his Klutch Athletics imprintThe design features a monochromatic black-and-white palette with distinctive wavy graphic overlays across a technical mesh upperTechnically grounded in Fresh Foam X, the silhouette is designed as a multi-density trainer for explosive and linear movementRich Paul and his Klutch Athletics brand are maintaining their rapid expansion within the New Balance ecosystem, officially teasing their first collaborative take on the brand-new AC Runner. Following the general release of the model on New Year’s Day 2026, the Klutch Athletics version represents the first creative partnership for the silhouette. Revealed via social media just ahead of the 2026 NBA All-Star Weekend in Los Angeles, this release bridges the gap between Paul’s high-fashion “Rich Paul” collaborations and the performance-driven accessibility of his Klutch Athletics sportswear line.The Klutch Athletics x New Balance AC Runner departs from the vibrant launch colorways, opting for a signature monochromatic look that has defined the KA imprint since its 2023 inception. The upper is constructed from a thick black technical mesh, shrouded in ghostly white graphic overlays that form a wavy, almost topographical pattern across the lateral and medial sides. Key branding details include the Klutch “K” logo on the tongue and the iconic New Balance “N” positioned on the vamp, signaling a shared focus on athlete-centric design.From a performance standpoint, the AC Runner is engineered for versatility rather than pure long-distance running. The midsole utilizes Fresh Foam X material split across three different densities to accommodate a wide range of athletic drills—from high-intensity explosive training to steady-state conditioning. Firm guidance rails are integrated along the sides to provide essential lateral stability, while the sculpted midsole geometry ensures a responsive ride.Check out the teaser above or below. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Rich Paul (@richpaul)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Air Max 95 “Hong Kong”Colorway: Cinnamon/Black-Voltage Green-Metallic SilverSKU: IQ5755-200MSRP: $190 USDRelease Date: February 19, 2026Where to Buy: NikeNike is paying homage to the electric atmosphere of the Far East with the release of the Air Max 95 “Hong Kong.” Part of the highly anticipated “City Pack” Family Reunion collection, this iteration of the legendary Sergio Lozano-designed silhouette draws direct inspiration from the late-night glow and rhythmic energy of Hong Kong. Rather than relying on overt landmarks, the design utilizes a layered approach to color and material, capturing the essence of neon reflections and movement after dark in a way that feels sophisticated and culturally grounded.The visual journey of the “Hong Kong” edition begins at the toe, where vibrant red leather wraps the T-toe construction. The signature wavy side panels follow a gradient transition, moving from crisp white into deep, saturated reds. Adding a level of intricate detail, orange embroidered specks are scattered along the lower panels, mimicking the random flicker of city lights against the pavement. This textural storytelling is further enhanced by the use of dark red suede with black flecking, providing a rugged yet premium feel to the shoe’s mid-section.The upper reaches of the silhouette shift toward a breathable black mesh near the collar, ensuring the design remains balanced despite its bold color blocking. The tongue serves as a standout element, finished in a multicolor canvas that breaks away from the rest of the shoe’s more traditional fabrics. Underfoot, the classic Air Max 95 midsole houses visible Air units that provide the signature cushioning that transformed this model into a global street icon over three decades ago. This release stands as a testament to the city’s enduring influence on global sneaker culture and fashion.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Salomon “Recon Pack”MSRP: ¥31,900 JPY (approx. $204 USD)Release Date: February 6Where to Buy: SalomonSalomon’s “Recon Pack” introduces three of the brand’s iconic silhouettes – the XT-4 OG, XT-QUEST and X-ALP LOW – reimagined in a “Black/Bluing” colorway. Each model balances technical outdoor heritage with modern streetwear appeal, featuring rugged uppers in deep black tones accented by icy blue highlights that evoke alpine gear and glacial environments. The uppers are constructed with durable mesh and synthetic overlays, while the quarters and tongues carry bold Salomon branding, often in reflective or tonal finishes that enhance visibility and detail. The Quicklace system, a hallmark of Salomon design, runs seamlessly from eyelets to laces, ensuring both functional security and a sleek aesthetic.Across the pack, the finish emphasizes stealth and utility, with midsoles and outsoles engineered for traction and stability. The XT-4 OG showcases its signature Agile Chassis™ skeleton and EnergyCell cushioning, while the XT-QUEST leans into trail-inspired durability with reinforced panels and aggressive tread. The X-ALP LOW, designed for versatility, features a lower profile with technical grip and lightweight construction. Branding is consistently visible across the tongue, heel tabs, and lateral sides, reinforcing Salomon’s performance identity while adapting to lifestyle contexts.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Air Force 1 Low “Made in Italy” PackColorway: College Grey/Vast Grey-Sail, Black/Iron Grey-SailSKU: IF3201-002, IF3201-001MSRP: $600 USDRelease Date: 2026Reopening a prestigious chapter of its history, Nike is reviving its “Made in Italy” imprint with a new, ultra-luxe edition of the Air Force 1 Low. Restricted to a strict run of just 850 pairs, this upcoming release abandons mass production in favor of artisanal craftsmanship. Channeling the energy of the early-2000s Lux Highs and the 2007 25th Anniversary collection, the limited drop elevates the silhouette into a genuine high-fashion contender.The construction deviates from the standard panel-heavy design, featuring a seamless upper where the toe, sidewall and heel merge into a single, fluid piece of glossy patent leather. This streamlined aesthetic is interrupted only by subtle, debossed Swooshes and a stitch-free back tab, emphasizing minimalist luxury. Texture remains crucial, with refined crocodile embossing applied to the rear section – a quiet nod to the coveted 2007 “Crocodile” edition.The silhouette will be available in two monochromatic colorways: a crisp “College Grey” and a sleek “Black.” With a reported price point of $600 USD, this offering suggests Nike is establishing a permanent top-tier category for the model, catering to collectors who value premium materials. Look out for the “Made in Italy” pack to arrive during this spring-summer season.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast