Name: RHC Ron Herman x Converse All Star Aged OxColorway: TBCSKU: TBCMSRP: ¥14,300 JPY (approx. $90 USD)Release Date: January 10Where to Buy: RHC Ron HermanFollowing their 2024 partnership, Converse is reuniting with the California-born boutique RHC Ron Herman to launch a special-edition All Star Aged Ox.Originally debuted as a basketball shoe in 1917, the All Star silhouette has maintained global appeal for over a century thanks to its simple yet sophisticated aesthetic. For this collaboration, RHC reimagines the classic design by swapping standard canvas for a more durable ripstop material. Notably, mirroring their previous collaboration, the sneaker features a slip-on construction with removable laces, offering multiple styling configurations.To emphasize the sneaker’s versatile and timeless look, the entire upper is finished in sleek black, accented by dual-branded logos on the tongue label and insole. Each pair includes both black and white laces, allowing wearers to customize the aesthetic to suit their mood.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Air Jordan 7 “White,” “Phantom”Colorway: “White/Multi-Color,” “Phantom/Multi-Color”SKU: ​​IQ6573-100, IV6508-030MSRP: TBCRelease Date: June 27, September 9Where to Buy: NikeJordan Brand is officially dusting off a championship-era classic for the 2026 release slate. According to sneaker insider @zsneakerheadz, the Air Jordan 7 is making a return this year. The silhouette, famously associated with Michael Jordan’s second championship run and the 1992 Dream Team, will be revived via two colorways arriving in the coming months.The first iteration features a “White/Multi-Color” scheme, suggesting a clean base with the model’s signature geometric accents. The second pair, “Phantom,”arrives with a multi-color palette, offering a subtle, off-white tonal variation to contrast the summer release.The Air Jordan 7 Retro “White” is expected to release on June 27, while the “Phantom” will follow on September 9. Stay tuned for official imagery.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Air Force 1 Low “Paisley/Hydrogen Blue”Colorway: Hydrogen Blue/Metallic Silver/Hydrogen BlueSKU: IO1259-400MSRP: TBCRelease Date: Spring 2026Where to Buy: NikeNike continues to expand its paisley‑debossed iterations with the upcoming Air Force 1 Low “Paisley/Hydrogen Blue.” This release follows Nike’s earlier paisley iterations, including the “Ivory/Summit White” colorway, which featured crisp tumbled leather contrasted by bold paisley detailing on the Swoosh and heel tab.The new iteration replaces traditional smooth leather with a fully suede upper, embossed throughout with Nike’s paisley motif. The “Hydrogen Blue” palette delivers a soft, seasonal tone, while the swirling paisley pattern adds depth and texture across the quarters, toe box and heel. Tonal suede overlays and a matching Swoosh keep the design cohesive, complemented by “Hydrogen Blue” laces and a plush tongue for comfort. A metallic lace dubrae provides a subtle accent, while the clean midsole and outsole maintain the Air Force 1’s familiar proportions.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Dunk Low “Woven” PackColorway: “Tattoo,” “Medium Olive”SKU: IB6161-500, IB6161-200MSRP: $125 USDRelease Date: TBCWhere to Buy: NikeThe Nike Dunk Low is undergoing a structural metamorphosis for 2026 with the introduction of the “Woven” pack. Moving beyond the standard color-blocking that has defined the silhouette for years, Nike is incorporating intricate leather weaving into the shoe’s core architecture. This shift signals a broader strategy to elevate the Dunk through material complexity and lifestyle-oriented aesthetics rather than simple color swaps.The “Woven” pack centers on a radical hardware change: the typical flat leather at the toe box and quarter panels has been swapped for intersecting strips of leather, creating a sophisticated braided effect. This textural centerpiece is framed by high-grade textured suede overlays, which provide a soft, matte contrast to the structural leather weaving.The initial rollout offers two distinct vibes. The first features a deep, moody “Tattoo” purple hue, while the second opts for a military-inspired “Medium Olive.” Both colorways utilize low-contrast tones to allow the craftsmanship of the weave to take center stage. To ground the experimental uppers, Nike has opted for everlasting gum rubber outsoles, a fan-favorite detail that adds a vintage touch to an otherwise progressive design.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: On “Year of the Horse” PackMSRP: $180 USD, $190 USD, $170 USDRelease Date: January 8Where to Buy: OnCommemorating the New Year, On is launching a “Year of the Horse” pack centered on the concept of “Celebrating at your own pace.” The collection features three of the brand’s flagship silhouettes – the Cloudmonster Void, Cloudsurfer Max and Cloud 6 – blending Swiss performance technology with traditional Chinese zodiac inspiration.The Cloudmonster Void leads the pack with a white mesh upper and a striking red On logo, all sitting atop its iconic hollow sole finished in gold. This red-and-gold palette is designed to symbolize good luck for the coming year. The Cloudsurfer Max follows a similar theme but reverses the blocking, featuring a gold upper with red accents and a sidewall design that evokes the power of a galloping horse. Rounding out the footwear, the Cloud 6 offers an understated look with a neutral brown colorway inspired by the movement of a horse’s mane, accented by a gold logo. Notably, each pair includes a gold horse zodiac motif printed on the insole.The collection also extends into a range of apparel and accessories, including performance running gear, caps, beanies, waist bags, and socks. Each item utilizes flowing lines and clean motifs that reflect the energy and grace of the zodiac theme.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Bolin x Vans “Year of the Horse” PackMSRP: ¥13,200 (approx. $85 USD), ¥12,100 (approx. $80 USD), ¥13,200 (approx. $85 USD)Release Date: Available NowWhere to Buy: BILLY’SFollowing a recent partnership with BILLY’S, Vans continues its “Year of the Horse” celebrations by teaming up with renowned artist Bolin. Known for his masterful black-based watercolor paintings, Bolin applies intricate zodiac motifs through traditional Chinese techniques to modern themes across three silhouettes from the Vans Premium line.The Premium Authentic 44 serves as the collection’s centerpiece, featuring a festive red upper adorned with gold horse motifs and calligraphy. In a striking departure from usual models, the laces are replaced with Chinese knots crafted from twisted red string. The outsole also features the playful phrase “Ma Shang Jiu Hao,” a linguistic pun that uses the Chinese character for “Horse” to wish the wearer immediate good luck.The Premium Old Skool offers a more understated aesthetic, pairing a crisp white base with wine-red accents and subtle horse illustrations. Rounding out the capsule, the Premium Half Cab Reissue 33 utilizes contrasting suede textures in dark, luxurious tones. Both models feature traditional Chinese buttons on the shoe laces, seamlessly blending heritage craftsmanship with classic skate culture.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Shox Z “Year of the Horse”Colorway: Black/White-Black/Metallic SilverSKU: IQ1157-010MSRP: $1,399 HKD (approx. $180 USD)Release Date: Available NowWhere to Buy: NikeNike gears up for the Lunar New Year with the Shox Z “Year of the Horse,” a women’s exclusive variant that fuses early‑2000s nostalgia with ornate detailing.The sneaker’s upper is built on a tweed-like woven material, complemented with a glossy black Swoosh that sits neatly along the side panel. Intricate patterns of studded pearls and rhinestones are meticulously placed across the quarters and heel, mimicking celestial maps or the ornate detailing of traditional horse tack.This silhouette retains the Shox line’s signature cushioning columns, delivering stability and bounce that recall the brand’s early‑2000s performance heritage. Underfoot, the sneaker is grounded by a durable rubber outsole with a modified traction pattern, ensuring that despite an embellished exterior, it maintains the functional resilience of the Shox line.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Zoom Vomero 5 “Russet”Colorway: Pony/Sail-DK RussetSKU: IO4555-200MSRP: $170 USDRelease Date: TBCWhere to Buy: NikeNike is doubling down on the “lifestyle-first” evolution of its archival runners with the upcoming Zoom Vomero 5 in “Dark Russet.” Officially designated as a Quickstrike (QS) release, this iteration abandons the model’s signature mesh-and-synthetic construction. By utilizing high-quality full-grain leather across the entire upper, Nike is repositioning the Y2K-era performance staple as a luxury contemporary option, catering to a market moving away from hyper-technical aesthetics.The “Dark Russet” colorway is a masterclass in tonal execution. The upper features layers of luscious leather in shades of “Pony” and deep brown, creating a textured, three-dimensional look without the need for high-contrast color blocking. In a rare move for the silhouette, the structural TPU cage on the midfoot has been replaced with stitched leather panels, significantly softening the shoe’s visual profile while maintaining its iconic aggressive lines.Despite the premium exterior, the tech under the hood remains intact. The shoe sits atop a cushioned EVA foam midsole finished in a vintage “Sail” hue, housing the signature Zoom Air units in both the forefoot and heel for all-day comfort. A subtle embroidered Swoosh at the toebox and minimalistic branding on the tongue round out the design, making this one of the most versatile and understated Vomero 5 releases to date.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Air Force 1 Low “Hydrogen Blue”Colorway: Iron Grey/Sail/Hydrogen BlueSKU: IV4089-011MSRP: $115 USDRelease Date: 2026Where to Buy: NikeThe Nike Air Force 1 Low “Hydrogen Blue” introduces a sophisticated, cooling aesthetic to the legendary basketball-turned-lifestyle silhouette. The upper blends smooth “Hydrogen Blue” leather across the quarters, laceguard and heel with contrasting “Iron Grey” overlays on the toe box and midfoot. A “Sail”‑toned leather Swoosh adds subtle depth, while polished metallic mini Swooshes frame the larger logo along the panels, introducing a refined embellishment that sets this pair apart from standard inline releases.Underfoot, the design is grounded by a “Sail” midsole paired with an “Iron Grey” outsole, delivering vintage cues alongside dependable cushioning and traction. The overall look balances muted pastels with understated metallic detailing, creating a versatile sneaker that bridges heritage and modern styling.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Coca-Cola x Crocs “Coke,” Coca-Cola x Crocs “Diet Coke”Colorway: MultiSKU: 212129-90H, 212130-90HMSRP: $70 USDRelease Date: January 13Where to Buy: CrocsCrocs has officially added Coca-Cola to its expansive roster of collaborators. Moving away from the high-concept grit of recent streetwear links, this project leans into pure brand iconography. The drop features two distinct takes on the Classic Clog, meticulously color-blocked to mirror the shelf presence of Coca-Cola’s flagship cans, solidifying the silhouette’s status as the ultimate canvas for corporate-pop art.The collection is split between the “Classic Coke” and “Diet Coke” editions. The “Classic” pair is drenched in the trademark Coca-Cola Red, featuring the cursive logo swept across the toe box. For the “Diet” enthusiasts, the clog opts for a sleek metallic silver finish that captures the aluminum aesthetic of the calorie-free alternative. Both pairs feature branding on the footbed and unique typography on the heel straps.The details elevate this from a simple logo-slap; the “Classic” version features the vintage “It’s the real thing” slogan on the strap, while the Diet version carries the punchy “Just for the taste of it!” tagline. While specific Jibbitz charms haven’t been fully detailed, the pairs serve as a high-contrast tribute to beverage history, fitting perfectly into the current trend of kitschy, hyper-recognizable consumer goods in the lifestyle space. Whether you’re a purist or prefer the silver can, this collaboration is a carbonated win for the clog-inclined.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast