Month: June 2022

Following the release of its quilted “Wheat” colorway of the Dunk Low, Nike is now introducing its latest edition of the sneaker in “Iron Grey” that welcomes a reflective jumbo Swoosh. Coated in an “Iron Grey,” “Phantom” and “Scream Green” color palette, this new Dunk Low also features a smooth grey leather base that comes with cracked leather overlays and mesh tongues. There’s also an alternate Nike tag on the tongue that partners the dual Swooshes on the lateral panel. Rounding off the design, the “Phantom” midsole complements a “Grind Rubber Green” outsole. You can have a closer look at the Nike Dunk Low “Iron Grey” above and it will be available on the official Nike website and select retailers in the coming weeks.In other footwear news, the Air Jordan 1 Mid “Olive Toe” has been wrapped in canvas.

Jordan Brand has unveiled the official photos of its upcoming women’s exclusive Air Jordan 1 Mid in “Olive Toe.”The silhouette’s classic leather material is switched out with canvas, with hues of dark green, black and white making its way to the uppers. The panel swoosh and Jordan Brand insignias are carefully embroidered, while the tongue still features the Jumpman tag. This iteration rests on a white midsole and a matching green speckled outsole, while black laces tie the shoe together for a clean finish.Take a look at the official images below. The Air Jordan 1 Mid “Olive Toe” is set to release this fall via Nike and select retailers for $135 USD.Elsewhere in footwear, check out an early look at the Air Jordan 14 “Ginger.”

Following collaborations with Dover Street Market London and Working Class Heroes, Salomon now partners with Hideaki Shikama’s Tokyo-based imprint Children of the Discordance and COSTS for a decorative take on its signature XT-6 trail runners. Arriving as part of Children of the Discordance’s pattern-heavy Spring/Summer 2023 collection, the pairs are found in white-on-blue baroque paisley prints with semi-translucent TPU film overlays and “LAB” block lettering on the toe.COSTS and “Discordance Exploration” branding are teased below the no-tie lock laces and a tactical ACS sole unit offers sharp hits of orange to complete the design.Take a closer look at the Children of the Discordance x COSTS x Salomon XT-6 above and expect the pairs to arrive before Spring of 2023. The full Children of Discordance SS23 collection lookbook can be found here.Elsewhere in footwear, here’s an official Look at the Stone Island x New Balance Tokyo Design Studio FuelCell RC Elite V2.