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The adidas Yeezy 500 ‘Brown Clay’ showcases complementary drab tones throughout the branding-free upper, which combines a ventilated open mesh base with soft suede overlays and a reinforced rubber mudguard. The subdued color palette extends to the sneaker’s high-rebound adiPRENE+ midsole, modeled after the retro ‘Feet You Wear’ technology used on Kobe Bryant’s adidas KB8 3 from 1999. Underfoot, durable rubber pods are designed to deliver optimal grip.

The adidas Yeezy Slide ‘Ochre’ features a rubberized foam build in a lightly textured finish. The diffuse brown palette is marked with subtly discoloured patches for an aged aesthetic. Branding is limited to an adidas three-stripe logo debossed on the soft top layer of the footbed. The minimalist slip-on is mounted on an outsole equipped with a series deep horizontal grooves, strategically arranged for improved cushioning and traction.

The Nike Dunk Low TD ‘Archaeo Pink’ applies OG-inspired colour blocking to a scaled-down edition of the classic silhouette. Elastic no-tie laces secure the leather upper, featuring a clean white base with soft red accents on the Swoosh, eyestay, and forefoot and heel overlays. A low-cut padded collar combines with a breathable nylon tongue to provide a comfortable fit for growing feet. The low-top rests on a two-tone rubber cupsole, highlighted by the same concentric-circle traction pattern found on the 1985 original.

The adidas Yeezy Foam Runner ‘MX Sand Grey’ updates the flexible clog-like silhouette with a neutral blend of colours. The one-piece foam upper is finished in a refined tan hue with swirling hits of grey and dark beige throughout the side panels, heel, and outsole, featuring a wavy traction pattern for enhanced grip. A series of ventilation ports in varying sizes and shapes offer breathable comfort, while the sculpted heel is designed to cradle the back of the foot.

An exclusive colorway made for the high-profile sports agent, the Rich Paul x New Balance 550 showcases a vintage hardwood aesthetic with refreshed details. The upper is constructed from off-white leather with microperforated detailing on the toe box, collar and midfoot overlay. A cream-colored ‘N’ logo outlined in navy adorns the quarter panel, while the woven tongue tag displays ‘Rich Paul for New Balance 550’ branding. Inside the shoe, mismatched insoles feature Rich Paul’s initials on the right shoe and a flying NB logo on the left. The sneaker sits atop an off-white midsole, supported by a rubber outsole in navy and powder blue.

Scaled down for toddlers, the 2021 edition of the Air Jordan 11 Retro TD ‘Cool Grey’ celebrates the 20th anniversary of the neutral colorway. Like the original 2001 design, the upper is constructed from grey nubuck with tonal webbing eyelets and a shiny patent leather overlay. A white Jumpman logo adorns the lateral ankle, while ‘23’ is inscribed on a pull loop affixed to the heel. The sneaker sits atop a white Phylon midsole, supported underfoot by a translucent rubber outsole.

The 2021 re-release of the adidas Yeezy Slide ‘Pure’ brings back a refined colorway of the comfortable slip-on just months following its original release. The unibody build is constructed from injected EVA foam and rendered in a monochromatic ecru finish. Exterior branding is limited to adidas’ Three Stripes logo debossed on the soft top layer of the footbed. The sandal is undergirded by an exaggerated sawtooth outsole, featuring strategically placed grooves for a blend of traction and cushioning.

This offering of the mid-top Air Jordan 1 features White leather on the toe box and side panels with Black leather overlays. A Golden Yellow hue covers the Swooshes, ankle collar, and Jumpman branding completed with a White midsole and Black rubber outsole.

The Air Jordan 4 Retro ‘White Oreo’ features a design theme that recalls the original ‘Oreo’ AJ4 from 1999. The black tumbled leather upper of the older shoe is replaced by a clean white finish, though the speckled molded eyelets in Tech Grey remain the same. The neutral hue is repeated on the Jumpman heel logo and polyurethane midsole, featuring encapsulated Air cushioning in the forefoot and a visible unit under the heel. A second Jumpman adorns the tongue in a contrasting pop of Fire Red.

Launching as part of the two-piece ‘Animal Pack,’ the Nike Dunk Low Premium ‘Zebra’ carries a black leather upper with tonal suede overlays covered in subtle zebra stripes. The dark palette is offset by a white leather Swoosh and a matching white heel tab with embroidered Nike branding. Padded mesh lines the collar for a comfortable fit, while a nylon tongue offers improved breathability. The sneaker rests on a solid white rubber cupsole, underpinned by a traction pattern originally designed for pivoting on the hardwood.

The adidas Yeezy 450 ‘Dark Slate’ delivers a blacked-out iteration of Kanye West’s boundary-pushing silhouette. Stripped of color and exterior branding, the knit upper is secured with an integrated lacing system and topped with an elastic, sock-like cuff. In lieu of a traditional midsole, the rubber outsole sprouts tapered appendages that wrap up the heel and side panels of the deconstructed build, providing support and enhanced durability within its grasp.

The A Ma Maniére x women's Air Jordan 3 Retro SP ‘Raised By Women’ treats the iconic silhouette to a premium makeover. The Atlanta-based retailer dresses the mid-top in tumbled white leather, overlaid with soft grey suede at the collar, eyestay, heel and toe. Mismatched Jumpman and A Ma Maniére branding is embroidered on each tongue, featuring a quilted lining that’s repeated on the interior collar. A subtle cream hue is applied to the molded heel panel, decorated with an embossed Nike Air logo, and polyurethane midsole. Violet-coloured detailing wraps around the heel, providing a contrasting pop of colour.

The Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG ‘Neutral Grey’ brings back one of the original low-top colorways from 1985. The understated design combines a stark white leather upper with neutral grey accents on the suede Swoosh and heel tab, the latter embellished with an Air Jordan Wings logo. Nike Air branding lands on the insole and woven tongue tag. The low-profile silhouette is mounted on a classic rubber cupsole, featuring a foam wedge and encapsulated Air sole cushioning.

Dressed in a buttery suede build finished in contrasting tones, the Nike Dunk Low ‘Dusty Olive’ could be mistaken for the lost fourth member of Nike’s ‘Ugly Duckling’ pack from 2001. The upper combines a rustic brown base with pale green overlays and bright orange hits on the Swoosh, heel tab and laces. A woven Nike tag decorates the lightly padded tongue, featuring the same brown nylon construction used on the collar. The multi-hued build is offset by a crisp white rubber midsole, which gives way to an outsole that delivers a final pop of colour.

The Nike Dunk Low TD ‘Black White’ offers a scaled-down version of the retro hoops shoe for little feet, rendered in an elemental two-tone color scheme that spans both the leather upper and tooling. Design details remain faithful to Peter Moore’s original 1985 silhouette, highlighted by a woven Nike tag atop a lightly padded nylon tongue. The rubber outsole, featuring a traction pattern the Dunk shares with the Air Jordan 1, offers superior grip. Size & Fit This shoe comes in TD - Toddler Sizing.

The adidas Yeezy Boost 350 V2 ‘Mono Mist’ is taken from the four-piece ‘Mono’ pack, which introduces a refreshed take on the flagship Yeezy sneaker. Traditional Primeknit is replaced by a monofilament mesh upper, finished in a dark beige hue and accented with a tonal lateral side stripe. The sock-like one-piece upper is reinforced with an internal cage and equipped with a webbing heel tab for easy on and off. A full-length Boost midsole, wrapped in semi-translucent rubber for added support and durability, provides responsive cushioning. This shoe released exclusively in Europe, Africa, India, the Middle East, Russia, Ukraine, and China.

The Nike women’s Dunk Low ‘Lemon Drop’ gives the ‘80s hoops shoe a summery makeover. The sneaker utilizes a white tumbled leather upper with subdued yellow overlays that recall the color of lemon flesh, while a zestier shade of yellow is applied to the rind-like leather Swoosh. An overt nod to the citrus fruit takes the form of an embroidered graphic on the lateral heel. Additional unique details include a breathable open-mesh tongue and translucent rubber outsole. Size & Fit Men’s Nike shoes tend to have an equal width between the forefoot and heel. Women’s Nike shoes most often have a narrower heel than forefoot. Some women with a wider foot will often select men’s shoes for comfort, because women’s shoes are often more narrow than men’s shoes. According to Nike, other fit differences between men and women’s shoes include arch length and height.

More than 35 years after its debut, the Air Jordan 1 still stands as a timeless and versatile design, built to match any aesthetic. This rebuilt edition gives the silhouette extra comfort by adding Zoom Air technology, with an Air bag under the sockliner providing cushioning and support. On the exterior, the style sports vibrant shades of Pink Glaze, Cactus Flower and white. Size & Fit Men’s Nike shoes tend to have an equal width between the forefoot and heel. Women’s Nike shoes most often have a narrower heel than forefoot. Some women with a wider foot will often select men’s shoes for comfort, because women’s shoes are often more narrow than men’s shoes. According to Nike, other fit differences between men and women’s shoes include arch length and height.

The Fragment Design x Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Retro High brings together two of Jordan Brand’s most influential creative partners. The resulting design finds the foundational sneaker dressed in white tumbled leather with Scott’s signature inverted Swoosh in contrasting black leather. Similar to the rapper’s AJ1 collaboration from 2019, a hidden pouch is built into the black nylon collar. Contrasting military blue hits settle on the toe box, collar flap and heel overlay. The latter is stamped with Fragment’s lightning bolt logo on the right shoe and La Flame’s Cactus Jack smiley face on the left. Additional branding elements include a standard Nike Air woven tongue tag, a secondary Cactus Jack tongue tag and a classic Jordan Wings logo imprinted on the lateral ankle. A rubber cupsole with pre-yellowed sidewalls lend the shoe a vintage aesthetic.

The Off-White x Nike Air Force 1 Low ‘Lemonade’ reunites Virgil Abloh with Bruce Kilgore’s iconic 1982 basketball shoe. Abloh dips the leather upper in a rich mustard yellow hue, save for a silver Swoosh outlined in contrast zigzag stitching and the designer’s signature Helvetica text on the medial quarter panel. A matching yellow midsole features ‘AIR’ printed on the lateral sidewall. Exposed foam construction is utilized on the collar and tongue, the latter decorated with a woven tag that displays ‘OFF’ Nike Air branding. Abloh leaves his final mark by looping his signature zip tie around the laces.