Year: 2022

Italian shoemaker Jacopo De Carli has teamed up with Clarks Originals to release two loaded takes on the high-top Wallabees.The first pair features beige nubuck uppers with multicolored paint splatter on the toebox, and an assortment of Wallabees fabric tags threaded along the lateral and rear. The tags are from previous Clarks releases and feature a variety of materials and branding including that of Clark’s previous collaborations with Barneys, Supreme, GORE-TEX, and OVO. A triangular pouch is placed on the tongue section and a stacked gum sole unit rests below.The second pair features an algae-like paint job across the suede uppers with thick green, yellow, and black shoelace bundles attached to the upper eyelet. A fabric pouch rests above the laces, and a classic gum outsole below completes the look.The custom pairs are now being given away to Clarks Originals’ Instagram followers based in the United Kingdom. Terms and conditions can be found in the IG post found below. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Clarks Originals (@clarksoriginals)In other footwear news, take a first look at the Air Jordan 1 Low Golf “Wolf Grey.”

Hot off the news of the Nike LeBron 2 Retro returning in 2022, reports have indicated that the LeBron 3 are also expected to make a comeback this year. Similar to the LeBron 2s, the silhouette are chunkier in style.The Nike LeBron 3 was initially released in 2005. Set to arrive in 2022 is reportedly a rendition of the original black and varsity crimson colorway that sees the majority of the shoe, including the upper, tongue and heel all in black except for the red detailing on the sole and lion head branding on the tongue, midsole and outlines of the Swoosh. The upcoming LeBron 3 is also expected to feature a black base and silver contrasting accents and red highlights on the rubber outsole and branded portions of the shoe.Look out for the LeBron 3 expected to drop in 2022 on Nike.In other footwear news, Nike Blazer Mid’77 comes with sleek alternate Swooshes.

The Nike Blazer Mid has been a mainstay in the Swoosh’ lineup for over 30 years. With a timeless silhouette and sturdy construction, it’s likely the sneaker will be just as relevant 30 years from now as it is today. Over the years, the Blazer has seen a number of iterations — from a jumbo “Vodoo” makeover to a list of Low models, including a collaboration with ACRONYM. The latest model sees a subtle, but tasteful switch to the legendary Blazer Mid, where the Swoosh comes in both black and a “Light Smoke Grey” colorway. Classic and understated, the sneaker can surely complement any look. Currently the Nike Blazer Mid “Light Smoke Grey” is available in select Japanese retailers, however, the shoe is slated to release in the US sometime in early 2022. Elsewhere, the Air Jordan 1 High Zoom CMFT gets a heavenly treatment.