A Bathing Ape’s “Baby Milo” division is collaborating with the popular franchise Naruto on a capsule collection that includes tees, hoodies, totes, and clocks. The main characters from the animation are featured in the original Baby Milo® style. Items will be available on Saturday, 17 November at A BATHING APE® locations, with collaboration items with BORUTO also being released on the same day at BAPEXCLUSIVE™ Aoyama, Kyoto, BAPE STORE® DSM Ginza, and BAPE.COM WEB STORE.

New York City is limiting shelter stays for migrants, leading many to seek relocation through a new reticketing service at St. Brigid. Migrants face harsh conditions and administrative confusion, with some choosing to move to cities like Chicago. The article highlights the struggles of migrants like Victor David and Elio Ortega, who face difficulties in finding stable shelter and employment. Chicago, while offering some support, also faces challenges in accommodating the influx of migrants. The piece critically examines the policies of New York's Mayor Eric Adams and Chicago's efforts to provide shelter and support.

Timberwolves shooting guard Anthony Edwards has debuted his first signature sneaker with adidas, the AE 1, ahead of its late 2023 release. The AE 1 features three debut color schemes, a TPU overlay with ventilated perforations, a black bootie, black laces, and a white Three-Stripes emblem on the heel. The exact release date is yet to be confirmed but is expected before the end of the year, coinciding with the NBA season.

A Bathing Ape updates their classic BAPESTA model by adding the classic Sharkface on the side panels, varsity letters on the heel, and a patent leather upper with a rubber outsole. The Bape SHARK BAPESTA™️ LOW will be available in White and Black at select BAPE retailers globally, including the U.S., on January 19 for $193.

Takashi Murakami is set to release his Tamagotchi-like flower collection as an NFT project named Murakami.Flowers. Initially hesitant due to a lack of understanding of the NFT space, Murakami, after collaborating with RTFKT, is now ready to launch the pixelated flower NFTs featuring various traits and designs, coinciding with the Lunar New Year.

The Air Jordan 6 x Cactus Jack "Light Blue" is set to surface for summer 2021, following the earlier release of the Cactus Jack x Air Max 1. This new colorway features a "Light Blue" or "Ice Blue" hue.

Penny Hardaway’s iconic Nike Air Max Penny 1 sneaker is set to return in its original Orlando colorway in early 2022. The retro version will feature the signature blue jewel swoosh, white and black upper, air bag on the heel, and pinstripe pattern on the tongue. The release will be available at select retailers and Nike.com.

The Air Jordan 13 "Red Flint" is set to release on May 1, 2021, at a price of $190. This new version takes inspiration from the original Flint Grey model, featuring a color switch from blue to red on the upper panels while retaining the grey nubuck and white leather toe. The sneakers will be available at Jordan Brand retailers.

The adidas YEEZY BOOST 700 “Wave Runner” is set for a full restock in Summer 2021, four years after its debut. The Solid Grey and Chalk White colorway will release in August, potentially at a reduced price of $240 USD, down from the original $300 USD. The restock will be available on adidas.com, YEEZY SUPPLY, and select retailers.

The Reebok Omni Pump Zone II 'Dee Brown' returns 30 years after Dee Brown's iconic 'No Look' Dunk in 1991, which popularized Reebok's 'Pump' technology. The article recounts the historical significance of the 'Pump' system, its impact on the sneaker industry, and details the re-release of the Pump Omni Zone II in its original high-cut design. The sneakers will be available from March 5 at various retailers.

Reebok has collaborated with Montreal skateshop DIME on the BB4000 silhouette, releasing two new colorways. This follows their previous collaboration on the Reebok x Dime Kamikaze II Low. The BB4000 will be available in two low top iterations, one in white/navy leather and the other in a brown and black suede and leather theme.

Jordan Brand is set to re-release the Air Jordan 11 “Cool Grey” for its 20th anniversary this December. The 2021 version will feature a higher cut, similar to the original 2001 release, and will include a white stitched Jumpman on the heel, grey patent, white laces, and icy outsoles. The release date is December 11th, and the sneakers will be available at select retailers and on SNKRS for $220 USD.

Supreme is set to release four new iterations of the Nike SB Dunk Low in early 2021, featuring faux crocodile and gold star designs. The colorways include Supreme Black, Supreme Hyper Blue, Supreme Barkroot Brown, and Supreme Mean Green. These sneakers will be available at Supreme retailers and online, with a price of $120 USD. Official images have been released, and the sneakers will be part of the Supreme Spring 2021 season, with no SNKRS app release.

Reebok is set to release a new Classic Question Mid sneaker, featuring the Los Angeles Lakers colors and a nubuck toebox, dubbed the 'Yellow Toe'. The release date is scheduled for December 31st, 2020, and the design pays homage to the Lakers' special all-white alternate uniforms typically worn on Sundays and for holiday games.

Adidas announces a long-term partnership with Fear of God, led by Jerry Lorenzo, to drive the creative and business strategy for adidas basketball globally. This partnership will establish Fear of God Athletics, focusing on performance basketball and active lifestyle products. The collaboration aims to inspire the next generation of basketball creatives, athletes, and communities, celebrating creativity and legacy in sport.

adidas Originals and Pharrell Williams are set to release a new adidas NMD Hu in an 'Aqua' colorway. The shoe features an aqua tone throughout, including the boost outsole and stitched 'ULUNTU' on the uppers, which means humanity in the Ndebele language. The release date is November 7th, 2020, with a retail price of $220.

adidas Skateboarding and Fucking Awesome unveil their Fall/Winter collection, conceptualized by Jason Dill. The collection features a mix of imaginative and heritage designs, including a Taekwondo uniform, coveralls, jersey set, technical pant, and two new sneaker silhouettes named Experiment 1 and Experiment 2.

Jordan Brand is set to release a new colorway hybrid of the Air Jordan 4 in 2021, combining elements from the “White Cement” and “Bred” designs. The new colorway will feature a White Cement base with Bred detailing, including the signature cement speckle and hits of black and red on the tongue and heel.

Jordan Brand continues its 'Shattered Backboard' series with a new iteration set to feature a black toe design and the signature 'Starfish' orange tone. Inspired by Michael Jordan's iconic rim-shattering moment during a 1985 exhibition game in Italy, the Air Jordan 1 'Shattered Backboard' 4.0 is expected to include a cream midsole. Further updates on this release will be provided by Modern Notoriety.

Culture Clash, a Latino comedy performance group, has returned to sketch comedy with their new series 'Totally Fake Latino News' (TFLN), blending satire, animation, and serious commentary on social justice issues. The pandemic and nationwide protests against police brutality inspired their return to the genre after two decades. The series, produced in collaboration with La Jolla Playhouse and Mark Taper Forum, addresses current events with a mix of humor and gravity, highlighting injustices and advocating for social change. The group's founders, Richard Montoya, Ricardo Salinas, and Herbert Sigüenza, emphasize the importance of swift, intentional artistic activism in today's fast-paced, tumultuous environment.

Nike SB and Ben & Jerry’s are set to release the Nike SB Dunk Low “Chunky Dunky” with special tub packaging featuring both brands' logos. The global release date is May 23, 2020, with a US release on May 26, 2020, priced at $100 USD. Official images of the product have been shared, and a few individuals will receive the special packaging version.

In 2004, Nike SB ventured into cannabis-themed footwear with the 'Hemp Pack,' featuring hemp-constructed SB Dunk Lows. As marijuana legalization progressed, Nike continued its cannabis-inspired releases, collaborating with illustrator Todd Bratrud on notable designs like the SKUNK Nike SB Dunk High. The article highlights various cannabis-themed Nike SB Dunk releases, reflecting the evolving perception and commercial success of cannabis.

Jordan Brand is set to release the Air Jordan 11 “Bred” on December 14, 2019, for the holiday season. This colorway, worn by Michael Jordan during the 1996 NBA Playoffs, will retail for $220 USD and be available in men’s, grade school, preschool, and toddler sizes. The release marks the first time the “Bred” colorway has been available since 2012 and will feature the original build and packaging.

Jordan Brand is set to release the third version of the Air Jordan 1 "Shattered Backboard" on October 4th, 2019. This iteration will feature a tumbled leather upper and a sail midsole, maintaining the branding and details of the original.

Jordan Brand is set to release another Tarheels-inspired Air Jordan 1 this August. The sneaker features a theme of obsidian and university blue with black laces, Nike Air on the tongue, and the classic wings logo. The Air Jordan 1 High “Tarheels” will be available on August 17, 2019, for $160.

The Air Jordan 4 "Cool Grey" is set to return for the 30th anniversary of the Air Jordan 4 in 2019. The sneaker, which originally released in 2004, features a Cool Grey upper with chrome eyelets and varsity maize accents. Official photos are available ahead of the release on August 1, 2019, with a retail price of $190.

Jordan Brand and Travis Scott continue their collaboration with the release of the Air Jordan 1 Low "Cactus Jack", which surfaced during Travis Scott’s Grammy’s appearance. The sneaker features a colorway similar to the Air Jordan 1 High but with distinct differences, including a white swoosh and black panels. Currently available on Flight Club for $2,500, they are expected to be available at a lower price in September.

Virgil Abloh showcased the Air Jordan 4 at the MCA, a sample that didn't make the release cut for the original Air Jordan 4 x Off White collaboration. The sneaker features an off white tone, clear heels and wings, and a gum/off white outsole with 'AIR' branding on the heel.

The Air Jordan 4 "Bred" is set to release globally for its 30th anniversary on May 4, 2019, at a retail price of $200. This release will mark the first time since its 1999 retro release that the sneaker features NIKE AIR on the heel.

Fragment Brand founder Hiroshi Fujiwara was seen wearing a pair of Air Jordan 3 sneakers featuring a Fragment colorway, similar to the Air Jordan 1 with black, blue, and white color blocking. This theme has been used in previous Fragment collaborations. There is no information on the release date yet.

adidas football and streetwear brand BAPE collaborated for Super Bowl LII, hosting a 7v7 tournament in Atlanta with players donning BAPE uniforms and adiZero cleats. The event featured NFL athletes who shared their experiences and encouraged high school players. A special lounge hosted by adidas included appearances by notable athletes like Dak Prescott and Patrick Mahomes. Jen Welter, a defensive specialist for the Atlanta Legends, participated in a football camp for girls, promoting women's involvement in sports. The event highlighted the growing intersection of streetwear and athletics.

Adidas Running and Game of Thrones are collaborating on a collection of Ultra Boost sneakers inspired by various Game of Thrones houses, including Night’s Watch, the White Walkers, House Targaryen, House Stark, and House Lannister. A potential sixth colorway may also be released in limited quantities.

Adidas Running and BAPE will release a special set of Ultra Boost sneakers on February 2, 2019, featuring classic BAPE camo and Grey iterations with black BOOST, laces, and liners. The release is timed for the Super Bowl and priced at $200.

The 6 winning finalists for the Nike: On Air program, which began in 2018, have been selected from 19 finalists. These designs are set to release next April, and there is speculation on whether they can surpass Sean Wotherspoon's 1/97 design from 2017.

Clot’s Emotionally Unavailable is collaborating with Nike on an Air Force 1 High featuring a canvas upper and zipped tongue lacing. The colorway includes a red take with a sail strap and a combination of E.U and Nike logos. Release details are yet to be announced.

Kanye West and adidas are set to continue their V2 streak in 2019 with the release of a new YEEZY BOOST colorway, known as "Peach". This colorway was part of a preview by Kanye West last year, featuring a peach gradient among other selections. Details on the release date are yet to be announced.

Virgil Abloh debuted the Off White x Bape Bapesta during the Louis Vuitton Paris Fashion Week show, featuring a faux croc upper with a bathing ape’s star logo and Off White’s signature stamp on the heel. No release date has been announced yet.

Nike's 2019 Black History Month collection celebrates African American heritage with designs inspired by national African patterns and Afro-futurism in sport. The collection includes iconic Nike, Jordan, and Converse silhouettes. Nike's initiatives, such as the Future Varsity program and partnerships with PeacePlayers International and MENTOR, aim to foster community leadership and mentorship among young African Americans. These efforts have expanded opportunities and support for youth across the United States, with significant positive impacts highlighted by leaders involved in these programs.

Jordan Brand introduces the Air Jordan 13 "Atmosphere Grey," featuring a grey leather and suede design. This new colorway expands the Air Jordan 13 lineup and is scheduled for release on March 30th, 2019, priced at $190.

adidas Running unveils the latest exclusive colorway of the reimagined adidas Ultraboost 19, named Refract, inspired by the Triple White Ultraboost. The Ultraboost 19 Refract is the third of four limited-release silhouettes, available in the US on adidas.com and select retailers starting February 13, and globally starting January 15.

Cav Empt and Nike Sportswear are set to release a special Nike Air Max 95 pack featuring two colorways: White and Stealth Black with digi camo patterns, and Blackened Blue. The release is scheduled for January 5th on Cavempt.com, with a wider release on January 10th, priced at $190.

adidas Football has launched a new football pack inspired by video game glitches, featuring the adizero 8.0 cleats with multi-colored primeknit uppers. These cleats are designed for peak performance with a lightweight TPU overlay, anatomical lacing system, and metallic electroplated SPRINTFRAME with SPRINTSTUDS for multi-directional strength and traction. Available from January 4, 2019, for $150 each at adidas.com, Eastbay.com, and dickssportinggoods.com.

Jordan Brand is set to re-release three iconic Air Jordan models in 2019: the Air Jordan 6 'Infrared' during All Star Weekend, the Air Jordan 4 'Bred' in Spring, and the Air Jordan 11 'Bred' in December. These releases offer a chance for fans to purchase these sought-after sneakers within the same year, with potential for more releases to be announced.

adidas is set to re-release the OG UltraBOOST on December 31, 2018, maintaining the original look and $180 price tag. The shoe, which gained popularity partly due to Kanye West, will be available globally at adidas running and sports performance stores.

During Art Basel in Miami, Kanye West performed at XXXTentacion’s posthumous album release party, where he previewed the adidas YEEZY 700 V2 in Triple Black. The release date for the sneakers has not been announced but they are expected to be part of the 2019 lineup.

Nike Skateboarding and Boston’s Concepts will be releasing the Purple Lobster Nike SB Dunk Low.

Jordan Brand and Travis Scott are set to release an Air Jordan 6 featuring a medium olive and sail midsole with black accents and a red jumpman on the tongue. The sneakers, which also include Nike Air branding on the heel, are expected to be released in Spring/Summer 2019.

Jordan Brand is set to release an Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Spiderman” sneaker inspired by Miles Morales from the Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse film. The sneaker features a Chicago theme, a textured iridescent upper similar to Morales' costume, and an icy outsole. It will be available in family sizing for $160 on December 14th at Nike.com and other Jordan Brand retailers.

Jordan Brand is set to celebrate the Air Jordan 4 with a special Laser release in January 2019. The Air Jordan 4 will have a black laser leather upper with a white and gum outsole. The Air Jordan 4 SE Laser “Black Gum” will be available on January 19th at Jordan Brand retailers and Nike.com for $200.

Carhartt WIP and Nike collaborate on a footwear collection featuring four silhouettes updated with signature Carhartt WIP materials like Dearborn Canvas and Camo Tiger Ripstop. The collection includes the Air Force 1 Low, Vandal Supreme High, Air Force 1 Low Utility, and Air Max 95, and is set to release on December 6, 2018.

Kanye West and adidas are set to release a highly limited edition of the adidas YEEZY BOOST V2, named 'Static Reflective,' with only 5000 pairs available. The sneaker features a reflective theme and is priced at $220 USD, with a release date in December 2018.

Jordan Brand will release a third version of the Air Jordan 1 “Shattered Backboard” for Fall 2019. The new version features a Black, Starfish, and Pale Vanilla colorway with leather upper and Jordan Branding. It will be available at Jordan Brand retailers globally for $190.

Fear of God and Nike Basketball are set to release the Black and Light Bone colorway of the Nike x Fear of God 1 on December 4th. The shoe features a suede and canvas upper with a heel cage, FOG branding, and Nike logos. It will be available at Nike Basketball retailers and Nike.com for $395 USD.

BAPE® has collaborated with Paris Saint-Germain to create a limited capsule collection, celebrating the opening of its store in Le Marais. The collection includes 13 pieces, with three items exclusive to Paris supporters. Fans can preview the collection on December 1st at the BAPE STORE® in Le Marais and online, with a wider release on December 8th at various BAPE locations worldwide.

Jordan Brand is set to release the Air Jordan 8 "Air Raid" on December 22, 2018, priced at $190. This release is part of a nostalgic nod to 1993, alongside the Nike Air Raid "Peace." Both sneakers share design elements, such as double straps and afro-centric designs, with the Air Jordan 8 featuring unique 90s-inspired designs on the heel.

Ebay is offering over 10,000 pairs of the Yeezy BOOST V2 "Cream" for under retail price, providing an opportunity for those who haven't purchased yet to grab a pair.

adidas Originals and Kanye West will release the adidas YEEZY BOOST V2 “Sesame” on Black Friday, November 23, 2018, at a retail price of $220. The Sesame colorway, favored by fans, features a tan upper and a sesame-tinted gum outsole. The sneakers will be available at adidas Originals retailers and adidas.com.

The Nike Training x Adonis Creed collection, inspired by Michael B. Jordan's role as Adonis Creed, includes apparel and a special edition of the Nike Metcon Flyknit 3. The collection will be available on November 15 on nike.com and select Nike stores in North America. 'Creed II,' starring Michael B. Jordan, releases in theaters on Thanksgiving.

Jordan Brand will retro release the Air Jordan 10 “Orlando” for the first time since its original release in 1995. Originally part of the City Pack, the sneaker will feature its OG tumbled leather aesthetic and stitched Jumpman on the heel. The Air Jordan 10 “Orlando” is set to release on December 1st at Jordan Brand retailers for $190 USD.

Jordan Brand is set to release the Air Jordan 6 in a “Flint” colorway, inspired by the Flint Air Jordan 7. The new design will feature white and flint grey themes with purple accents. The release date for 2019 is yet to be determined.

Kanye West and adidas are set to release three new Yeezy models in November 2018. The Yeezy Boost 350 v2 'Zebra' will be available on November 9th, followed by the Yeezy Boost 350 v2 'Sesame' on November 23rd, and the Yeezy 500 'Salt' on November 30th. Each model will be priced at $220.

The Nike Air Force 1 Low, featuring an Off-White motif, is set to release in November 2018. The sneaker, available in Black and White with orange accents, will be priced at $170 and sold at Nike.com retailers globally.

Jordan Brand is set to release a new iteration of the Air Jordan 11, named 'Platinum Tint', featuring a platinum tint upper with university red accents and a smokey outsole. The sneaker is scheduled for release on October 27, 2018, at a retail price of $220.

Jerry Lorenzo and Fear of God are set to release a new Nike collaboration, featuring a black colorway of the Nike x Fear of God 1. The design includes a suede and ballistic canvas upper, thick rope laces, and a 180 Air unit on the heel, placing it under the 'Nike Air' category. The collaboration was first teased in a promo video for Fear of God's Sixth collection.

Travis Scott revealed a new collaboration with Air Jordan 1 through his Instagram stories, featuring a dark green/bronze motif, a secret pocket on the heel, and a reversed swoosh. The Cactus Jack branding is prominently displayed, with Jordan branding on the insoles. The release date is yet to be announced but is expected before the end of the year.

A parody of the recent meeting between Donald Trump and Kanye West at the White House was quickly produced by Saturday Night Live. The parody features Alec Baldwin as Donald Trump, Chris Redd as Kanye West, and Kenan Thompson as Jim Brown.

Kendrick Lamar and Nike Sportswear are set to release the Kendrick Lamar x Nike Cortez Basic Slip on October 14th, 2018, priced at $100. The shoe features unique details such as heel pull strings, text on the tongue panel, and an inner liner, making it stand out. The colorway includes White, Thunder Blue, Wolf Grey, and Turf Orange.

Jordan Brand will release the Air Jordan 8 “South Beach” on October 13th, featuring a color combination of white, turbo green, multi-color, and a grey heel, with pink accents on the mudguard and the classic Air Jordan 8 fuzz logo on the tongue. The sneakers will be available at Jordan Brand retailers for $190 USD.

The AJI High Golden Harvest and black colorway pays homage to Michael Jordan's historical rookie season, inspired by the outfit he wore when accepting the Rookie of the Year award. Features include detached collar flaps displaying his rookie season statistics and a quote from his acceptance speech. The AJI Rookie of the Year will be available in unisex sizes, with a release date to be announced soon.

Virgil Abloh and Converse are set to release a new black iteration of the Chuck 70 this fall, featuring Off-White and Converse branding, orange accents, and striped midsoles. The release is rumored to coincide with the white pair in October.

Sean Wotherspoon and Nike are preparing for a new release of the Nike Air Max 1/97, following their successful 2017 collaboration. The upcoming version will feature a gradient blue canvas upper, as teased on Wotherspoon's Instagram. Further details are awaited.

Adidas Skateboarding has reintroduced the Busenitz shoe, originally created for skater Dennis Busenitz, in a new red and white colorway. The updated version features a red mesh upper with white leather stripes and Busenitz branding. The shoe is available at Adidas retailers worldwide.

Jordan Brand celebrates UNC's journey to the NCAA Championship with the special PE Air Jordan XX9 'UNC', featuring the UNC Tarheel logo and team colors, to be seen in the upcoming March Madness games.

Kmart is expanding its presence in the footwear industry by launching its own version of the Air Jordan 3 under the Catapult brand. The new release features a colorway similar to the True Blue and Sport Blue versions of the original Air Jordan 3.

The Air Jordan VI Retro, a celebrated sneaker with popular colorways like White Infrared and Sport Blue, may see the return of its Black Infrared variant on Black Friday, according to sources. This potential release follows the successful drops of Black Cement III in 2011 and Bred IV in 2012, generating anticipation among Jordan Brand fans.

Nike Sportswear and Jordan Brand are rumored to release the Air Jordan 5 'Oregon Ducks' and Nike Air Foamposite One to the public, as hinted by Oregon Ducks player Josh Huff in a tweet. The possibility of an Air Jordan 5 release had been speculated a few weeks prior to Huff's statement.