Month: December 2025

Name: Engineered Garments x Tarvas WandererColorway: Grey, Leopard, BlackMSRP: $320 USDWhere to Buy: Tarvas, NepenthesAs winter gets well underway, Engineered Garments and Helsinki-based footwear label Tarvas have returned with a third collaboration.Designed to stay cozy and comfortable in various conditions, Engineered Garments designer Daiki Suzuki has reworked Tarvas’s Wanderer into a slip-on silhouette with faux fur uppers. The limited-edition Wanderer comes in three variants: leopard print, black, and an extra-plush gray fur.Fusing elevated functionality with sophisticated design, the Portugal-made shoe sits atop the signature Tarvas mudguard, wrapping the entire shoe to ensure extra weather protection. The low-profile Vibram rubber sole provides additional grip and traction without distracting from the bold upper design.Having first collaborated in 2019, the two labels debuted with a suede variant of the Finnish label’s explorer and returned in 2023 with the chunky Forest Bather model. The latest edition of the cross-cultural partnership leans further into casual comfort than any previous releases, with its lace-free design and hybrid sensibility.Shop the Engineered Garments x Tarvas Wanderer now at the Tarvas and Nepenthes webstores. Stay tuned to Hypebeast for the latest news in the footwear and fashion industries. 

Name: Nike Air Max 95 OG “Granite”Colorway: Black/Medium Ash-Dark Pewter-WhiteSKU: HM4740-007MSRP: $190 USDRelease Date: Spring 2026Where to Buy: NikeNike is breathing new life into a legend with the official unveiling of the Air Max 95 OG Big Bubble “Granite.” This release serves as a masterclass in faithful recreation, honoring Sergio Lozano’s 1995 masterpiece while integrating modern enhancements that cater to both purists and new-age collectors.The design’s centerpiece remains the iconic grayscale gradient, a visual narrative that transitions from a deep charcoal at the base to a pristine white at the upper mesh. Inspired by the anatomy of the human body, these rippling suede overlays mimic contracting muscle fibers, supported by a lace system designed to represent the ribs. The “Granite” colorway leans into a moody, sophisticated aesthetic, utilizing Medium Ash and Dark Pewter tones to provide a textured depth that feels grounded yet futuristic.The defining update for this 2026 drop is the inclusion of the “Big Bubble” Air units. Replacing the standard Max Air, these oversized windows provide a more pronounced, “era-accurate” aesthetic that mirrors the original 1995 prototypes. Coupled with a black midsole and a contrasting white Swoosh at the heel, the Nike Air Max 95 OG Big Bubble offers an authentic “90s track” vibe with a level of on-foot comfort that bridges the gap between heritage performance and urban luxury. Look out for the pair slated to arrive next spring.

Name: adidas Originals Samba WTR “Chalky Brown”Colorway: Brown/Chalky Brown/GumSKU: JQ6711MSRP: ￥25,300 JPY (approx. $162 USD)Release Date: 2025Where to Buy: adidasThe adidas Originals Samba WTR emerges in a rich “Chalky Brown” colorway, combining heritage with bold design. Its faux leather upper features a croc-like texture, fully coated in a glossy maroon-brown finish. Iconic serrated 3-Stripes line the quarter laterals in muted latte brown, contrasting the croc pattern with a smooth, patent-like synthetic leather. This lighter shade reappears on the tongue’s signature adidas branding, while cord rope laces in chocolate brown echo the tone of the sockliners, tying the palette together with subtle tonal variations.Reimagining the football classic, the Samba WTR silhouette delivers a modern, expressive update while preserving its roots. The design is anchored by a durable rubber outsole = originally engineered for icy pitches – that now ensures reliable traction for everyday urban exploration. The result is a sneaker that blends archival detail with contemporary flair, balancing performance and style for today’s wearer.