Author: Sneaker Blogger

Since establishing itself as the premier destination for footwear in New York City back in 2015, Stadium Goods has expanded globally thanks to its robust digital presence and growing number of flagship locations. As the pinnacle of premium footwear and unmatched authentication, Stadium Goods is only looking forward as it continues its expansion while offering […]

In recent memory, Kerby Jean-Raymond has stay connected to the world of footwear by focusing on occasional launches of his first in-house silhouette with Pyer Moss — the Sculpt sneaker. However, to close out the month of October, the talented designer is reuniting with the folks over at Reebok to advance the catalog of the […]

From odes to the very cushioning it helped popularize to ensembles inspired by lucha libre, the Nike Air Max 90 has dressed up in countless outfits throughout its 31 years since debuting. For its latest proposition, the sneaker has indulged in a multi-color arrangement featuring handfuls of spring-related details. A greyscale arrangement takes over most […]

Inching ever closer to its 40th anniversary, the Nike Air Force 1 Low continues to appear in a wide variety of ensembles. The latest?: An “Off Noir/Black/White” colorway complete with non-standard nubuck construction. Smooth leather throughout the upper is replaced with the aforementioned suede-like material, which boasts the titular “Off Noir” tone. Swoosh branding on […]

The start of November is drawing closer, and that means Nike and Jordan Brand are gearing up to celebrate two important holidays: Halloween and Día De Muertos. In celebration of the latter, the two imprints have officially announced its forthcoming Día De Muertos footwear and apparel collection. This year, the assemblage lines up whimsical colorways […]