Month: June 2026

Name: ‘Spider-Man’ x Crocs Classic ClogColorway: MultiSKU: 213630-90HMSRP: $70 USDRelease Date: June 17Where to Buy: CrocsCrocs and Marvel have confirmed the Spider-Man Classic Clog for June 17. The adult colorway retails at $70 USD and draws its design language directly from Earth-616’s red and blue suit, building a character-driven clog that keeps its Marvel references embedded in the construction rather than plastered across the surface.The design hierarchy is deliberate. The molded upper is done almost entirely in red, with black web lines spreading across the toe box, sides, and heel strap — a surface treatment that references the suit’s most recognizable graphic element without requiring a single piece of Marvel text to carry the message. The strongest character detail sits on the forefoot: raised white eyes with black outlines, shaped to reference the mask’s lenses and giving the clog its most direct visual connection to the character. Blue wraps the midsole, supplying the suit’s second signature color in a placement that keeps the palette from reading too loud against the red upper. The black footbed, outsole, and front vent openings pull the contrast back further.The secondary details reward a closer look. The strap carries an embossed web pattern alongside Crocs branding on the back, integrating the collaboration’s graphic language into a functional component rather than treating it as a separate design element. Small spider graphics on the side buttons provide one final character touch, sitting quietly enough to avoid competing with the eye detail up front. The overall construction is one of the more considered Marvel-licensed footwear executions in recent memory, making its character argument through shape and texture rather than logo placement.At $70 USD for the adult sizing, the Spider-Man Classic Clog sits at the upper end of Crocs’ standard price range, reflecting the licensing premium without stretching into territory that would undercut the clog’s inherent accessibility. The adult colorway is based on the Tom Holland iteration of the character. At the time of writing, the Miles Morales colorway is limited to kids sizing only.

Name: McDonald’s x Nike Book 2 “Sedona”Colorway: Sand Drift/Light British Tan/Revstar Dust/Dusty CactusSKU: IR6445-100Retail Price: $120 USDRelease Date: June 2, 2026Where to Buy: NikeDevin Booker is ready to serve up defenders with a side of fries. In one of the most unexpected and creative footwear crossovers of the year, Nike Basketball has officially unveiled the McDonald’s x Nike Book 2. Rather than relying on the classic red and yellow branding of the fast-food giant, this collaboration digs deep into Arizona lore. The design pays homage to the famous Sedona McDonald’s—the only location in the entire world to feature turquoise arches—making it a perfect, localized tribute that aligns seamlessly with Booker’s deep connection to the Grand Canyon State.The upper leans heavily into desert tones, sporting a blend of “Sanddrift” and “Light British Tan” that mimics the breathtaking red rock landscape of Sedona. Striking hits of “Dusty Cactus” blue take the place of the traditional golden arches, acting as a symbol of taking the unbeaten path. Nike even playfully notes in the shoe’s description that, just like finding those extra fries at the bottom of the bag, this sneaker is “the goods.”Beyond the clever storytelling, the Nike Book 2 is packed with significant performance upgrades built for Booker’s smooth, tempo-based playing style. The updated silhouette is noticeably lighter than the Book 1 and features a lower-to-the-ground feel for enhanced stability during hesitations and stepback jumpers. Most notably, Nike has shifted the Air Zoom unit from the heel directly to the forefoot, providing a spring-loaded turbo boost to help players blow past their defenders. Additionally, an updated midfoot webbing system works with a molded upper to provide extra security for sharp jabs and pivots.This specific version also arrives equipped with an extra-durable rubber outsole featuring a sun-dappled herringbone traction pattern, making it fully ready for the rigors of outdoor courts.

SUMMARYAPB introduces its Fall/Winter 2026 collection through a localized campaign featuring Charlotte rapper Reuben VincentThe seasonal rollout consists of APB’s latest apparel capsule alongside collaborations with Nike and Jordan BrandThe campaign also offers a glimpse into the retailer’s new Music Series, which will launch with Reuben Vincent on JuneteenthCharlotte-based lifestyle boutique APB (All Points Bulletin) has unveiled a first look at its Fall/Winter 2026 plans, presenting a collection that expands beyond apparel and footwear into something larger: a cultural ecosystem built around product, place, music and community.Shot entirely inside APB Charlotte at The Collective on Tuckaseegee, the campaign is anchored by Charlotte rapper Reuben Vincent, whose original freestyle serves as the project’s emotional centerpiece. His appearance also signals the launch of APB’s new Music Series, beginning with APB x Reuben Presents: Reuben & Friends, a Juneteenth concert at The Fillmore. Alongside artists including Marco Plus, Kai Ca$h, Ben Reilly, and SwaVay, APB’s new Music Series reflects their growing investment in music as an extension of its broader cultural vision.The product itself remains central to the story. Fall/Winter 2026 introduces a new APB apparel capsule alongside additional releases scheduled throughout the season, while also offering an early look at an upcoming collaborative Nike Dunk, Air Jordan 11, Nike V5 RNR and Nike ReactX Rejuven8 set to arrive during the Fall and Holiday 2026 windows.Featuring a local cast and filmed throughout APB Charlotte, the campaign positions apparel and footwear as extensions of the city and community that shape them. That connection is embodied by The Collective on Tuckaseegee, the mixed-use development housing APB Charlotte and the APB Skatepark, the first privately owned, Black-owned, publicly accessible non-DIY skatepark in the United States.APB’s Fall/Winter 2026 campaign serves as a snapshot of APB’s evolving ambitions, one where product, music and community-building are all part of the same conversation.