Category: Shoes

Name: Kiko Kostadinov x Dr. Martens Made in England TOE BOX SHOE, Kiko Kostadinov x Dr. Martens Made in England STRAP SHOEColorway: Black, GreenSKU: TBCMSRP: £280.00 GBP (approx. $370 USD)Release Date: Available now (online), March 20 (in-stores)Where to Buy: Kiko Kostadinov, Kiko Kostadinov Tokyo, Dover Street Market Ginza, Kiko Kostadinov Seoul / AddictedKiko Kostadinov and Dr. Martens have officially introduced their latest collaborative project, revealing a new Made in England collection of men’s and women’s footwear. First debuted during the Kiko Kostadinov Dante collection presentation in November 2025, these limited-edition styles utilize reclaimed leather to merge industrial practicality with subversive design elements.The women’s offering, named the TOE BOX Shoe, reimagines a classic Oxford silhouette through the lens of a Mary Jane profile. The shoe features a single-eyelet lace-up system, cut-out construction, and triple contrast-stitch detailing. Its upper is crafted from embossed chartreuse suede alongside two-tone green leather, and it is finished with a Kiko Kostadinov Womenswear dog tag.For the men’s range, the STRAP Shoe transforms a traditional all-black leather workwear silhouette. The model integrates utilitarian functionality through a riveted, heavyweight crossover velcro strap fastening. Both the men’s and women’s models are grounded by original Dr. Martens design signatures, including durable leather construction, rounded toe boxes, Goodyear-welt stitching, and the brand’s classic grooved air-cushioned soles.Additionally, the footwear launch coincides with the release of “DANTE E-WAX,” a dedicated photo book shot by photographer E-WAX that documents the initial Dante Collection.The Kiko Kostadinov x Dr. Martens TOE BOX Shoe and STRAP Shoe are available now via the Kiko Kostadinov webstores, followed by in-store drops on March 20 via Kiko Kostadinov Tokyo, DSM Ginza, Kiko Kostadinov Seoul / Addicted.

Name: norda 005Colorway: “Laser,” “Comet”SKU: TBCMSRP: $325 USDRelease Date: Available NowWhere to Buy: norda runOn the one‑year anniversary of the 005 trail racing shoe’s debut, norda expands the silhouette’s roster with two new high‑adrenaline colorways: “Laser” and “Comet.” Completing the brand’s SS26 KALEDISCOPIC collection, these two variants draw direct inspiration from the adrenaline-fueled speed and danger of 1980s Group B rally racing.Both models maintain the silhouette’s signature ultralight, plateless architecture and “close-to-the-earth” feel. The “Laser” iteration personifies off-road swiftness with a crisp white base accented by sharp hits of hot red, black piping, and subtle dashes of gold. In contrast, the “Comet” offers a more conceptual aesthetic, reviving the light grey “Neve” shade from the model’s debut as a foundation, which is then disrupted by a dark midfoot lace loop and a striking flash of bright pink cutting through the middle of the shoe.The upper is crafted from bio-circular Dyneema®, a featherlight fiber up to 15 times stronger than steel that provides maximum breathability. For the first time, norda has introduced livery-inspired branding on the upper that explicitly calls out proprietary technologies like the Arnitel® TPEE midsole foam and the Dyneema® composition. Precision is ensured by the norda® Fit Lock System, which works in tandem with a perforated micro-suede tongue and bio-circular Dyneema® laces — offering four times the strength of standard laces. Underfoot, the 005 is anchored by a Vibram Megagrip Elite and Litebase soleplate, featuring varying lug heights for seamless transitions across technical terrain while reducing overall sole weight by 30%.

Name: Yuto Horigome x Nike SB Air Force 1 LowColorway: “White/Iron Grey”SKU: IO8439-100Release Date: Fall 2026Following previous mock-ups of Yuto Horigome’s Nike SB Air Force 1 Low, real, first-hand images of the upcoming collaborative sneaker have been revealed.This upcoming release marks a significant milestone as the first Nike SB-tooled Air Force 1 under a skater’s name, signaling a rare crossover between the iconic basketball silhouette and performance skateboarding specifications. The colorway arrives in “White/Iron Grey,” which mirrors the understated and sophisticated palette of Horigome’s previous work. It features a premium leather upper with a crisp white base, contrasted by muted “Iron Grey” suede or nubuck overlays on the quarters and toe cap, creating a timeless aesthetic that prioritizes texture over loud color.The branding and technical details are tailored to reflect Horigome’s identity and the shoe’s skate-ready construction. A defining feature is the “cross-feather” logo – a nod to the Horigome family crest – which is elegantly embroidered on the lateral heel. This continues on the tongue and heel tabs with co-branded Nike SB and Yuto Horigome insignias.