April 20, 2025
Valentine’s Day is only four months away, and Nike is gearing up for the lovable holiday with the release of a “Valentine’s Day” Air Trainer 1. A gritty maroon suede overlay covers this Air Trainer
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Original Story (09/29/22): Nike has teamed up with a few of its sponsored schools for a series of Dunk Lows as part of its HBCU Yardrunners collection. Following looks at the FAMU, Clark Atlanta, and
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Original Story (08/24/22): After dropping special colorways for Los Angeles and the Bronx, Nike continues the Air Force 1 40th anniversary celebration with a “NOLA” edition for the city of New Orleans. The “NOLA” Air
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Original Story (09/19/22): Social Status of James Whitner’s Whitaker Group is back with the official announcement of its Air Max Penny 2 collaboration, following the release of the Air Max Penny 1 “Recess” project earlier
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Original Story (10/10/22): Throughout 2022, Nike has been celebrating the 40th anniversary of the classic Air Force 1 with special colorways, including ones based on specific locales from around the globe (such as the “Little
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There’s a surprise addition to Nike’s Valentine’s Day footwear lineup for 2023. The Dunk High 1985 is coming in a colorway inspired by the love-filled holiday. While there is no holiday-themed motifs placed on the
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While winter is right around the corner, we can start looking forward to spring and the bright colors the season brings. Nike will be soon adding a “Citron Pulse” colorway to its Dunk Low lineup
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The Air Trainer 1 is having a big year. 2022 marks the 35th anniversary of the silhouette, and Nike has been celebrating with Travis Scott collabs, the return of OG colorways, and brand new iterations.
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Original Story (09/29/22): It looks like the “Orange Lobster” is not the only Concepts x Nike SB Dunk Low in the works. A “White Lobster” colorway is now expected to release in 2023. This “White
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Original Story (07/19/22): Following the reveal of the Dunk Low, we now have a look at a second shoe created in partnership between Nike SB and John Rattray’s Why So Sad? initiative. Why So Sad?
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