Year: 2025

Name: Nike SB Dunk Low “Som Tum”Colorway: Natural Beige/Light Brown/Blaze OrangeSKU: IB6206-701MSRP: $130 USDRelease Date: Summer 2026Where to Buy: NikeLooking ahead to 2026, it comes as no surprise that the Nike SB Dunk Low will again play a pivotal role for the Swoosh’s skateboarding division. Pairs like the San Francisco railway system-inspired “Muni Fast Pass” and the polarizing Kirkland Signature collaboration are expected to drop in the new year.Adding to the list, a new “Som Tum” colorway of the sneaker has just surfaced. Drawing inspiration from the Thai dish, a papaya salad, this take on the sneaker features brown woven paneling that nods to hand-woven baskets. “Blaze Orange” accents are present at the piping and laces. Meanwhile, silver strikes the heel with Thai script present at the tabs. Thematic graphics are spread throughout the sneaker, from the interior side of the tongue tags to the sockliner, completing this early look at the pair.At the time of writing, Nike SB has not yet discussed when this Thai food-themed “Som Tum” colorway of the SB Dunk Low will be dropping. Stay tuned for updates, including an official look at the sneaker, as we currently expect it to drop during next summer via Nike SNKRS and select skate shops at a starting price of $130 USD. For a complete preview of the sneaker, check out the Instagram post embedded below. View this post on Instagram A post shared by SHUSEUM (@shuseum83)

Name: New Balance ABZORB 2000, ABZORB 2010, 204L, and 574 “Year of the Horse”SKU: U200011D, U201020Q, U204L3K9, U204L8OV, U5742EB, and U5748HMMSRP: ¥15,950 JPY to ¥25,300 JPY (approx. $102 USD to $162 USD)Release Date: January 1, 2026Where to Buy: atmos and New BalanceNew Balance has become known for producing an annual Lunar New Year-themed collection based on the zodiac calendar. After dropping four sneakers for the Year of the Snake at the beginning of 2025, the American sportswear brand has a six-shoe “Year of the Horse” collection set to drop at the beginning of 2026.First up, the New Balance ABZORB 2000 embraces black across its technical upper, pairing it with silver and red accents. Its retro-inspired counterpart, the ABZORB 2010, is another key contributor and features a brown and silver composition that notably sports a textured tongue. Two on-theme iterations of the 204L are next, offering brown and white uppers respectively. Pony hair detailing hits the heel tab while an all-black sole rounds out each pair. Completing the range is the 574, which similarly finds itself adorned in two new looks. These monochromatic makeovers feature off-white and black from collar to sole, save for the red branding notes. New Balance has also prepared thematic apparel, from padded jackets to corduroy pants, to complement the footwear offerings.For those looking to shop New Balance’s new “Year of the Horse” collection, it is set to drop exclusively via the brand and atmos on January 1, 2026. Prices start at ¥15,950 JPY (approx. $102 USD) for the 574 sneakers and go up to ¥25,300 JPY (approx. $162 USD) for the ABZORB 2000 colorway. View this post on Instagram A post shared by atmos Japan Official (@atmos_japan)

SummaryHuman Made and Red Wing partner to reimagine the classic 8-Inch Moc and Pecos boots with functional zipper updatesThe collection includes a co-branded apparel capsule featuring a varsity jacket, a sweatshirt and a graphic T-shirtOfficial release details remain unconfirmedJapanese streetwear staple Human Made is partnering with Red Wing, the esteemed American footwear company celebrated for its 120-year history of crafting durable, high-quality heritage work boots.The collaboration was first teased by Human Made founder NIGO on Instagram, offering a preview of the upcoming collection. According to the teased poster, this joint project will reimagine two of Red Wing’s classic silhouettes: the 8-Inch Moc and the Pecos. Both models have been updated for modern functionality; the 8-Inch Moc incorporates a side zipper, while the Pecos features a distinct back zipper, all designed for a more convenient wearing experience. Each boot is also adorned with exclusive Human Made branding, underscoring the limited nature of the release.Beyond footwear, the collaboration extends to an apparel capsule based on Human Made’s popular silhouettes. The collection includes a graphic T-shirt, a raglan sweatshirt, and a varsity jacket, each featuring Red Wing’s iconic heritage logo.At the time of writing, further details of the collaboration regarding the release date and location have not yet been confirmed. Stay tuned for more updates. View this post on Instagram A post shared by HYPEBEAST Kicks (@hypebeastkicks)