Category: Shoes

Name: Nike Air Force 1 Low “Morse Code Croc Skin”Colorway: Khaki/Black-Metallic GoldSKU: IQ3370-325MSRP: $135 USDRelease Date: Holiday 2025Where to Buy: NikeThe Nike Air Force 1 Low is receiving a premium, narrative-driven overhaul with the highly anticipated release of the “Morse Code Croc Skin” edition. This sneaker elevates the classic silhouette by blending deep, dark textures with subtle, covert messaging, appealing directly to those who appreciate luxury with an intellectual edge.The design utilizes a rich palette of khaki and black, which coats the entire upper. The standout material is a glossy, embossed leather treated to mimic the texture of crocodile skin, a nod to the ultra-luxurious, handcrafted AF1 releases of the past. The black detailing on the midsole, lining, and laces grounds the sophisticated design.What truly defines this release is the “Morse Code” element. A pattern of tiny dots and dashes is subtly debossed or stitched onto the upper, reportedly spelling out a coded message, likely the word “NIKE.” This detail transforms the shoe from a simple style piece into a highly collectible item embedded with a secret brand homage. The Air Force 1 Low “Morse Code Croc Skin” is a testament to Nike’s continued ability to reinvent its most iconic model through material innovation and compelling storytelling. It is expected to arrive in the Fall 2025 season.

The Oakley Factory Team and Brain Dead return this season with another collision of design rebellion and technical mastery. It’s one that blurs the line between performance gear and art object. Conceptualized by Brain Dead and powered by Oakley innovation, the FW25 collection continues to expand on their shared universe of experimental silhouettes and boundary-pushing materials. The result are footwear and eyewear that feel both innovative and familiar, bringing early-2000s nostalgia into a new era of protopian design.Leading the drop are two icons: Ibex and the Flesh Warp sneakers. The Flesh Warp’s sculptural form and asymmetric lacing system give a warped, organic feel, while its supple leather upper hugs the foot like a second skin. The Ibex, meanwhile, redefines outdoor footwear with its molded cage structure, reinforced cording, and Oakley’s O-Grip traction—engineered for explorers who see no divide between streetwear and sport. Each style lands in autumnal tones like Burnt Red, Coffee, Triple Grey, Sequoia and Blue/Black, echoing Brain Dead’s off-kilter color instincts and Oakley’s performance DNA.On the eyewear front, two cult classics get the Brain Dead treatment. The Straight Jacket 99 returns with flame-etched temples and bold Prizm™ Ruby lenses, a nod to Oakley’s irreverent Y2K era. The Plantaris, with its amphibian-inspired design and modular construction, takes a more surreal route—its Sepia frame and Prizm™ Tungsten lenses blurring the line between creature and creation. Both arrive etched with the Brain Dead logo and packaged in custom sleeves, underscoring the drop’s collectible status.For Oakley and Brain Dead, collaboration has always been about experimentation. This partnership has evolved into a design language of its own—one that fuses Oakley’s technical heritage with Brain Dead’s subcultural chaos.Shop the full lineup now at wearebraindead.com, Brain Dead retail stores, Oakley.com, Oakley retail and franchise locations, and select global retailers.

Name: Tyler, the Creator x Converse 1908 Bronco BootColorways: Emperador, Black, Aspen Green, and Pear SorbetSKU: A19145C, A19146C, A19144C, and A19143CMSRP: $140 USD to $150 USDRelease Date: November 13Where to Buy: Converse and GOLF le FLEUR*Tyler, the Creator’s partnership with Converse leveled up this year with the introduction of the 1908 collection. Named after the brand’s founding year, the 1908 line pays homage to its heritage with contemporary reinterpretations of the brand’s DNA. Tyler kicked the program off in the summer, reintroducing the Naut-1 and Jogger sneakers. Now, he’s worked within the Converse Archive again and is ready to introduce the Bronco Boot as a new model based on Converse’s DNA. Accompanying the unveiling is a set of image pairs shown above that Tyler curated himself.The Bronco Boot is built with three different split upper compositions appearing in four colorways that tap into the le FLEUR* palette. These range from leather and canvas to a premium suede, with “Emperador” and “Black” favoring the former while “Aspen Green” utilizes suede and “Pear Sorbet” features canvas. Supporting each boot is a lugged outsole and a molded, diamond-textured rubber toe. Round laces, heavy faux welt stitching, metal hardware, and special branding round out the design.All four debut colorways of Tyler, the Creator’s Converse 1908 Bronco Boot are set to drop tomorrow, November 13, via Converse and GOLF le FLEUR*. The canvas “Pear Sorbet” colorway is priced at $140 USD while the other three come in at a $150 USD price point. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Tyler, The Creator (@feliciathegoat)