Month: January 2026

Name: Nike P-6000 Premium “Medium Ash/Golden Hop”Colorway: Medium Ash/Golden Hops-Pencil Point-Cement Grey-Saffron Quartz-Fauna BrownSKU: IH0946-201MSRP: ￥17,050 JPY (approx. $108 USD)Release Date: January 17Where to Buy: NikeThe Nike P‑6000 Premium “Medium Ash/Golden Hop” (SKU: IH0946‑201) reimagines early 2000s running aesthetics with a modern upgrade in durability and comfort. The upper combines leather, suede and CORDURA® fabric overlays, delivering a layered look that balances retro styling with functional resilience.The design is anchored by a breathable mesh base in “Medium Ash,” providing a neutral, industrial foundation for a complex web of horizontal and vertical overlays. This is elevated with contrasting “Golden Hop” detailing that createsa warm, earthy palette highlighting the shoe’s dynamic lines. The Nike Swoosh appears prominently on the quarters in a “Golden Hop,” while additional branding is placed on the tongue and heel tab. Matching laces tie the design together, reinforcing the sneaker’s cohesive visual identity.Underfoot, the P‑6000 Premium integrates foam cushioning with a soft insole, ensuring a comfortable fit for extended wear. The sculpted midsole enhances stability, while the durable rubber outsole provides reliable traction across varied surfaces. Subtle reflective hits add depth and visibility, complementing the sneaker’s layered construction.

Name: Nike Dunk Low “Valentine’s Day”Colorway: Silt Red/Light Bone/Burgundy Crush/SailSKU: IQ1145-610MSRP: $130 USDRelease Date: February 1Where to Buy: NikeThe Nike Dunk Low “Valentine’s Day” is set to arrive just in time for the holiday, continuing the Swoosh’s extensive lineup of romantic themed releases. As one of Beaverton’s most consistent silhouettes for seasonal celebrations, this latest iteration elevates the standard leather construction with cozy materials and unique hardware branding. The pair is confirmed to launch as a women’s exclusive, landing at retailers at the start of next month.Departing from the standard smooth leather often seen on the model, this version integrates plush, soft textures across the underlays and the Nike Swoosh, providing a tactile feel suited for the February release. The color palette remains festive but distinct, utilizing a mix of soft tones that avoid the overly saturated reds often associated with the holiday.The standout feature of this design is the customized branding on the rear. A 3D heart locket is affixed to the heel counter, featuring debossed script that adds a jewelry-like element to the sneaker. Additionally, the heel tab displays cursive text in contrasting baby blue and neon pink, offering a playful “gender reveal” aesthetic that breaks up the primary colorway.

SummaryZellerfeld and Nike have updated their Air Max 1000 sneaker, creating a new Multicolor version of the modelThis upgrade allows for dual-color printing to expand color composition possibilitiesNo specific release details have been shared other than that it will be debuting on shelves later this yearZellerfeld and Nike have done it again. ⁠The duo revealed their first 3D-printed sneaker, the Air Max 1000, back in 2024. Since then, several monochromatic renditions of the innovative shoe have dropped. Now, the Swoosh has revealed that a Multicolor version of the model is on the way.⁠This new breakthrough introduces dual-color printing, expanding colorway possibilities. With previous iterations, the color selections were determined by materials and parts. Here, color is printed directly onto the shoe. Zonal color control is possible thanks to Zellerfeld’s multicolor 3D printing technology, allowing the existing design to evolve in a natural way.⁠ A sample colorway pictured here depicts how an all-black shoe can be seamlessly adorned with lavender at the sole and mudguard.Look out for the Nike Air Max 1000 Multicolor to make its retail debut later this year via Nike SNKRS and Zellerfeld. In the meantime, stay tuned for updates, including the unveiling of additional compositions. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Zellerfeld Shoe Company Inc. (@zellerfeld)