Month: December 2025

Name: Nike Air Force 1 Low “Linen”Colorway: Linen/Moon Particle/Mink Brown/Burgundy CrushSKU: IQ3408-286MSRP: $130 USDRelease Date: Available nowWhere to Buy: NikeNike is crafting the Air Force 1 Low “Linen” with a variety of fabrics.The latest model is built with an off-gray canvas base and suede overlays in a soft tan hue. To add another contrast in color, much of the branding arrives in a deep burgundy, including the canvas panel swoosh, tongue tag, insole stamp and embroidered Nike Air heel insignia. The shoe then rests on a Gum midsole and outsole for extra grip, while burgundy laces tie them together for a clean finish.

Name: Air Jordan 40 “Wolf Grey”Colorway: Photon Dust/Flint Grey-Wolf GreySKU: HM9931-001MSRP: $205 USDRelease Date: January 8, 2026Where to Buy: NikeJordan Brand is taking a more understated approach to its flagship line with the upcoming release of the Air Jordan 40 “Wolf Grey.” This iteration prioritizes material texture and tonal restraint over high-energy color stories, resulting in a more sophisticated performance aesthetic.The upper features a multi-layered construction, beginning with a dark, textured grey leather wrapping the toebox. This transitions seamlessly into lighter-colored mesh panels across the midfoot and heel, providing the silhouette with structural depth while maintaining a stealthy, technical look.Retaining that minimal feel, branding remains intentionally subtle; a tonal Nike logo anchors the heel, while light grey Jumpman embroidery on the tongue provides a quiet focal point. Underfoot, the performance-tuned outsole features a semi-translucent gum finish, rounding out the monochromatic theme while adding a final layer of complexity to the design.

Name: Nike GT Cut 4 “Metallic Blue”Colorway: Metallic Blue/Midnight NavySKU: HV9921-400MSRP: TBCRelease Date: Spring 2026Where to Buy: NikeAfter a series of experimental teases that included the Wembanyama PEs, Nike is giving the GT Cut 4 a matte makeover. Shifting to the silhouette’s commercial cornerstone, fans can expect a dual-force launch featuring two impeccably finished “Matte-metallic” looks. One of the drops is in “Metallic Blue,” which is designed to dominate the hardwood and the street.Radiant metallic blue leather wraps the lateral profile. This beautifully juxtaposes the moody, midnight navy that grounds the tongue, forefoot, and interior, and mirrors the architectural previous GT Cut 4 “Metallic Red.” This iteration embraces a sleek, sculptural aesthetic, with radiant blue leather wrapping the lateral side and those signature biomorphic, fish-bone molded lines creating a sense of fluid movement. It perfectly captures that “matte-meets-metallic” energy we’re seeing in this latest chapter of the Nike Greater Than series.