Year: 2026

Name: Ohana Hatake Full-Bloom Multicolor Collection IIColorway: “Turquoise/Green” “Blue/Black”SKU: TBCMSRP: $130 USDRelease Date: Available Now Where to Buy: Ohana Hatake Following the first Full‑Bloom slipper range, Takashi Murakami’s playful footwear brand, Ohana Hatake, now expands the series with an aptly named sequel: the Full-Bloom Multicolor Collection II.This drop introduces two new colorways: a bright “Turquoise/Green” and a moodier “Blue/Black”. Heavily inspired by the layered layouts and cheerful saturation of the artist’s beloved flower plush pillows, the slides translate his signature pop-art universe into a wearable lifestyle format. To mark the launch, a fresh, spring-inspired campaign showcases the sculptural footwear against a sprawling floral backdrop, beautifully echoing the natural references and airy themes that define the collection’s seasonal identity.

SummaryKith founder Ronnie Fieg was recently spotted wearing a potential Kith x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Reverse Linen”The unconfirmed design flips the iconic “Linen” tan and “Atmosphere” pink color blocking from the original 2001 releaseNeither Nike nor Kith have officially confirmed release dates or pricing details for the sneakerNike and Kith may be collaborating on a brand-new footwear project following an early look at the Kith x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Reverse Linen”. Spotted on the feet of Kith founder Ronnie Fieg during a podcast appearance, the unconfirmed pair offers a fresh twist on a highly respected colorway from the early 2000s. While official details remain scarce, the preview has quickly generated significant online traction.According to surfaced images, the unconfirmed design flips the traditional palette of the original 2001 Japan-exclusive “Linen” release. The imagery suggest that the soft Linen tan tone and vibrant pink Atmosphere accents trade places across the upper, Swoosh, outsole, and midsole branding. Suggested imagery shows white laces, a white tongue, a matching sockliner, and a crisp white midsole working together to keep the overall aesthetic clean while letting the reversed color blocking do most of the work.While speculation hints at a potential December 2026 launch to mark the ten-year anniversary of the 2016 Kith “Linen” retro, official release timing has not been confirmed by Nike. It remains unclear if the pair will drop as a full Kith collaboration, an exclusive Kith drop, or a broader Nike release. View this post on InstagramA post shared by shawnpecas (@shawnpecas)

Name: Salomon x THE BROKEN ARM SAVÁTColorway: “Cosmic Sky,”  “Black Olive”SKU: TBCMSRP: TBCRelease Date: June 16 Where to Buy: SalomonSalomon is reuniting with Paris-based boutique The Broken Arm to debut SAVÁT, a brand-new collaborative silhouette.Confirmed in two sophisticated, nature-inspired colorways, spanning “Cosmic Sky” and “Black Olive,” the SAVÁT draws inspiration from traditional handmade footwear. Each shoe is constructed from a single piece of leather, leaving seams and construction visible to emphasize honesty in design. Elevated through technical detailing, the silhouette is characterized by prominent exposed seams and clean structural lines, while delicate, artisanal embroidery evokes timeless, practical patchwork charm. This rustic appeal is further complemented by an innovative, tongueless lacing system that tightly wraps the bridge of the foot to achieve a highly secure, low-profile fit.Underfoot, the lifestyle silhouette is grounded by a rugged, athletic sole unit modeled directly after Salomon’s athlete-grade S/LAB Cross 2 performance runner. This high-traction Contagrip foundation features an eye-catching, contrasting speckled outsole finish that renders the patterning of every individual pair completely unique.