As we begin to approach the end of Summer, Nike (NYSE:NKE +0.18%) is beginning to transition from bright flashy tones to soft hues and cozy fabrics. One of its latest introductions is a new take on the high-top Nike Air Force 1 Sculpt dressed in soothing “Sail,” “Phantom,” and “Sesame” hues.
Uppers arrive predominately in a smooth suede material complimented by tumbled leather accents on the heel tab piece, inset lateral Swooshes, and blank tongue tabs. Mimicking the aesthetics of an unfinished clay works piece, additional details include soft rounded laces which extend over the padded tongue, Nike banners that decorate the lace dubraes, and pink tints that are spread across the inner lining and blank insoles. Rounding out the design are latte-colored midsoles and classic sail rubber outsoles.
Take an official look at the Nike Air Force 1 High Sculpt “Sail” above and expect the pairs to release in the coming weeks at Nike’s website and select retailers for $120 USD.
Following a Terrascape edition of the Nike (NYSE:NKE +0.18%) Air Max 90 in “Vivid Green,” the sportswear giant dishes out the beloved silhouette in a bright and juicy color scheme dubbed as “Kumquat.” While we’re holding onto the tail-end of the summer season, the Swoosh team looks to bring out the sunshine as the leaves start to brown.
The latest installment is stacked with a mesh “Kumquat” base embellished with “Anthracite” leather overlays, eyestays and branding tabs on the tongue and heel tab. A “University Gold” hue touches on the throat of the shoe, Swooshes and back of the midsole. White laces loop around the tongue to parallel with the midsole and is sealed off with a black rubber outsole and a lick of “Kumquat” for the forefront to complete the design.
Look out for the Nike Air Max 90 “Kumquat” to surface in the coming weeks at select retailers and via Nike’s website for $130 USD.
School is almost back in session with the end of the summer season approaching. As classrooms prepare to open their doors once again, Afterpay has teamed up with JDSports.com for another collaboration to ensure that students arrive in style.
This collaboration is Afterpay’s latest Dropshop installment, granting Afterpayers an exclusive opportunity to cop the new Air Max 95 style in all-black, with the addition of orange pops of color accenting the outsole.
Afterpay’s Dropshop series is the ultimate sneakerhead’s all-access pass to highly coveted drops, limited-edition collaborations, and unique experiences. As the previous Dropshop x JD Sports release sold out the same morning it debuted, this next drop is bound to be a back-to-school hit, so don’t hit the snooze button on this one.
Afterpay users who check out online using the Afterpay platform will have the opportunity to purchase the Air Max 95 for $180 USD starting August 4 at 10am EST on JDSports.com.
The moment a silhouette captures the hearts of the mainstream sneaker audience is when Nike (NYSE:NKE +0.18%) has a tendency of going all in on it by ramping up its production of new colorways. This has been the case of the Dunk in recent years as we’ve seen fresh makeups turn up on what seems like a weekly bases. And this week, the newest Nike Dunk Low “Vast Grey” is finally getting its chance to hit the shelves.
This clean pair first popped up on our radar back in November 2021, but we now have a detailed look at it courtesy of footwear retailer Sneaker Politics. Instead of utilizing the traditional smooth leather panels for its upper, the kicks come engineered with buttery suedes. Its titular tone takes charge are drapes over the Swooshes and neighboring overlays while “Bone” applications are present atop the toe boxes, quarters and collars. Furthermore, you’ll find “Summit White” hits touch down on the laces, interior liners and tongues for more neutral contrasting.
Looking to add this pair to your rotation? Retailers like Sneaker Politics are dropping these come August 9 for $110 USD.
Following the official reveal of “White” and “Black” pairs last month, AMBUSH and Nike (NYSE:NKE +0.18%) return with “Blue” and “Orange” colorways of the Air Adjust Force. The colorways follow the duo’s 2021 collaborative release of the Dunk High, this time pulling the Air Adjust Force from the archives. Led by Creative Director and co-founder Yoon Ahn, AMBUSH has continued to connect with key labels throughout the industry and once again provides its cutting-edge design touch with Nike.
Now, after an early look at these pairs, we’re offered a complete breakdown of this upcoming release. The removable shrouds that wrap from the heel to midfoot remain a focal point with collaborative branding found throughout. Both pairs are equipped with Nike Grind rubber, the Swoosh’s recycled material, at the outsole. In “Blue,” a sharp shade of blue lands on the upper while black contrasts the pair with an all-black sole unit and accents that run with hints of orange throughout the upper. “Orange” offers a bright, tonal look with a shade of maroon hitting the laces and lining.
A release date for the AMBUSH x Nike Air Adjust Force in “Blue” and “Orange” has not yet been announced by the Swoosh. However, expect these pairs to hit shelves via Nike and select retailers by the end of the year at a price of $210 USD.
After receiving official images of the “Blue” and “Orange” colorways, we now have a release date for the AMBUSH x Nike (NYSE:NKE +0.18%) Air Adjust Force “Summit White/Black” and “Black/Psychic Purple.” Coming after a series of early looks and months of rumors, the upcoming take on the ’90s basketball silhouette continues Yoon Ahn‘s collaborative relationship with Nike.
The AMBUSH x Nike Air Adjust Force “Summit White/Black” and “Black/Psychic Purple” feature tonal white and black upper bases accented by rubberized accents, mini Swooshes and laces. The shoes also come complete with removable shrouds that wrap around the vamp and midfoot for a unique chunky look that continues the contrast design. Finishing up the design of the shoe are thick sculpted midsoles and matching rubber outsoles.
Priced at $210 USD, the AMBUSH x Nike Air Adjust Force “Summit White/Black” and “Black/Psychic Purple” is now set to release August 19 via Nike SNKRS and at select retailers.
Nike (NYSE:NKE +0.18%) ‘s catalog is home to some of the most iconic sneaker offerings that the industry has ever seen, especially when it comes to its ever-growing Air Max lineage. And one iteration that many sneakerheads across the globe covet is the iconic Air Max 97 “Silver Bullet.” The cult classic last saw a release back in 2017, but it’s ready to retro again and it’s 2022 variation has just now been officially revealed.
Given that 2022 marks the 25th anniversary of the Swoosh silhouette, it only makes sense that one of its most iconic colorways be brought back to the forefront. The Christian Tresser-designed installment is being reincarnated with all of its OG design cues. Metallic silver lines its mudguards and wavy lines, the latter of which are inspired by Japan’s bullet trains. Small notes of black adorn the oval tongue badges and interior liners while pops of red poke out through the Swoosh logos and heel tabs. White midsoles are positioned down below and house its full see-through Air unit.
Early reports have these slated to drop on November 11 for $180 USD, but Nike and other retailers haven’t confirmed this just yet.
Nike (NYSE:NKE -1.20%) and its Air Max line continues to celebrate its heritage with milestones such as the 35th anniversary of the Air Max 1. However, the Swoosh is also designing for the future. As a result, the Air Max Scorpion is on its way as the newest model in the popular lifestyle line. The silhouette has immediately sparked discussion with mixed responses of adoration and criticism that primarily has focused on its oversized sole unit.
Now, after a black colorway with a colorful sole popped up, “Triple Black” is set to cover the model. The classic makeover utilizes various shades of black and dark gray to subtly outfit the not-so-subtle model. While the Flyknit upper looks to be styled similarly to a contemporary Air Max, the bulky Air-infused sole unit elevates this model to an experimental look.
The launch of the Nike Air Max Scorpion and its “Triple Black” colorway has not yet received a release date. However, keep an eye out for Nike to officially unveil the model in the coming months and expect this pair to hit shelves via Nike and select retailers soon.
Jordan Brand continues to pay tribute to its heritage with the Jordan Legacy 312 Low. The silhouette debuted in 2018 with streetwear icon Don C having contributed to the model’s design. It serves as a combination of the Air Jordan 1, Air Jordan 3and Air Alpha Force and carries the rich history of Jordan Brand in its form. Now, elaborating on this connection to the past, the Jordan Legacy 312 Low arrives in “True Blue,” a colorway best known for hitting the Air Jordan 3 several times now, including in 2016.
The “True Blue” presentation of the Jordan Legacy 312 Low offers a base in white leather with soft gray overlays at the forefoot and heel. Blue accents the look on the Swooshes, heel, midfoot strap and other branding elements throughout. The strap also utilizes the classic elephant print at its base and carries red “NIKE” text that matches the lining of the shoe. A white midsole with a visible Air unit rests atop a gray outsole to complete this look.
No release date for the Jordan Legacy 312 Low in “True Blue” has been announced yet. However, look for Nike and select retailers to carry this pair in the coming months at a price of $130 USD.
