May 3, 2025
Nike is celebrating the 25th anniversary of the classic Air Max Plus by bringing back one of its OG colorways: the “Voltage Purple.” Designed by industry veteran Sean McDowell and originally released in 1998, the
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Original Story (03/14/23): Earlier this year, Nike Basketball dug into its archives and brought back the KD 3 in the “All-Star” colorway. The retro run for Kevin Durant’s third signature model will continue with more
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Nike has teamed up with Chicago’s top retailers to design an Air Force 1 and Air Max ’86 that captures the essence of the Windy City. Created in collaboration with LDRS, Notre, RSVP, Saint Alfred,
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Patta and Nike have teamed up for a special collection dedicated to FC Barcelona fans worldwide. The “Culers del Món” collection was designed to connect the club’s supporters through their shared Blaugrana blood. Graphics of
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This past summer, Yoon Ahn helped Nike introduce the Air More Uptempo Low, a reimagination of the ’90s basketball silhouette in low-top form. AMBUSH is now following up the debut “Limestone” colorway with two more
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Nike’s annual “Familia” collection is a celebration of Latino culture, designed to create visibility and storytelling platforms for the Hispanic community. Following last year’s AF-1 and Air Trainer pack, the sportswear giant is back with
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Chinese-born, London-based designer Feng Chen Wang is infusing her design language to Nike Sportswear staples, resulting in a collection informed by both fashion and function. For their first ever collaboration together, Feng Chen Wang and
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HUF and Nike have had a rich catalog of collaborations over the past two decades, starting with their Air Max 1 project in 2004. The two brands will be celebrating the 20th anniversary of their
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When it comes to sneaker collabs, few names command as much attention and anticipation as Travis Scott. While fans eagerly await the launch of his signature Jordan Brand line (called “Cut The Check” for now),
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When Nike was producing the first batch of Air Max 1s in 1986, they realized that the Air bubble was prone to cracking due to its large size. This forced Nike to make a last-minute
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