OFF-WHITE Rubber Dunk Collection Releases Regionally on October 1st

Love ’em or hate ’em, the upcoming OFF-WHITE x Nike Rubber Dunk collection is sure sparking conversation across the board both the good and bad kind. First previewed at Paris Fashion Week, the hybrid sneaker from OFF-WHITE has been doing the rounds in a few colorways since. So far, we know of three colorways: “University Gold”, “Black/Green Strike” and “Grey/Blue”.  For those not

Charles Barkley’s OG Black/Purple Nike Air Max CB 94

Nike has had a strong focus on early-90s footwear of late, with retro basketball being the hot-ticket category amongst nostalgic sneakerheads. Penny Hardaway’s footwear has continued its evergreen presence, whilst the Swoosh has also drip-fed a few of Scott Pippen’s More Uptempo. There’s been a strange absence from the 1992/93 NBA MVP in Charles Barkley,

Gold Air Jordan 1 Low

The ill fated Olympic Games of Tokyo 2020 has seemingly claimed another sneaker casualty, with this Metallic Gold Air Jordan 1 Low the latest medal-hinted release to surface. The very simplistic release pair’s a beautifully tumbled white leather upper with leather tongues and a clean all-white sole unit, and flat white laces. Rear Wings embroidery arrives

Fragment x Air Jordan 35

The Eclipse plated sneaker, which has been the cause of debate amongst sneakerheads for the past few weeks, has now been confirmed to be the Air Jordan 35. And it’s obvious, considering the AJ5-inspired tongues, midfoot netting, and details like XXXV on the inner tongues and brail across the Eclipse plate that literally translates to

Black & Gold Nike Air More Uptempo Celebrates Scottie Pippen’s.

The Nike Air More Uptempo is beginning to surface again in a handful of new colorways and that’s worthy of a celebration. So let’s break out the bubbles! This next-to-surface colorway does just that, although it’s not responsible to put alcohol on a child’s shoe. Fans of the silhouette will recall that an almost identical release

Air Jordan 5 “Raging Bull”

With prices stacked upwards of $1k on the aftermarket, it’s a no-brainer for the brand to return the shoe that’s been a frequent answer to the social media questions of “which sneaker does Jordan Brand need to retro”. They’ve listened, with the pair set to re-release for the Spring/Summer of 2021. Though a first look