Category: Shoes

Name: Engineered Garments x Tarvas WandererColorway: Grey, Leopard, BlackMSRP: $320 USDWhere to Buy: Tarvas, NepenthesAs winter gets well underway, Engineered Garments and Helsinki-based footwear label Tarvas have returned with a third collaboration.Designed to stay cozy and comfortable in various conditions, Engineered Garments designer Daiki Suzuki has reworked Tarvas’s Wanderer into a slip-on silhouette with faux fur uppers. The limited-edition Wanderer comes in three variants: leopard print, black, and an extra-plush gray fur.Fusing elevated functionality with sophisticated design, the Portugal-made shoe sits atop the signature Tarvas mudguard, wrapping the entire shoe to ensure extra weather protection. The low-profile Vibram rubber sole provides additional grip and traction without distracting from the bold upper design.Having first collaborated in 2019, the two labels debuted with a suede variant of the Finnish label’s explorer and returned in 2023 with the chunky Forest Bather model. The latest edition of the cross-cultural partnership leans further into casual comfort than any previous releases, with its lace-free design and hybrid sensibility.Shop the Engineered Garments x Tarvas Wanderer now at the Tarvas and Nepenthes webstores. Stay tuned to Hypebeast for the latest news in the footwear and fashion industries. 

SummaryNine months after presenting the Jordan Luka 4 and Jordan Luka .77, Luka Dončić and the Jumpman team have announced the Jordan Luka 5A full-length Zoom Strobel and new ISOband join a Cushlon 3.0 midsole and Dončić’s signature ISOplateThe Jordan Luka 5 will launch in its lead “Venom” look on January 8 at a price of $135 USDLuka Dončić announced a new chapter of his signature shoe line back in March, presenting both the Jordan Luka 4 and Jordan Luka .77 after being traded to the Los Angeles Lakers in one of the most shocking moves in sports history. Now, the superstar is back with another surprise, announcing the Jordan Luka 5 just over nine months later.This evolution of Dončić’s line is all about slow-step finishes and sharp pivots, the keys to his control. A full-length Zoom Strobel for propulsion and a new ISOband tailored to precise control have been added. These elements join a Cushlon 3.0 midsole and an ISOplate, a staple of Dončić’s line. “Working with Jordan Brand on the Luka 5 was about making something that fits my game and keeps evolving with me,” shares Dončić. “The full-length Zoom Strobel and ISOband give me that extra pop and control so I can attack from any spot on the floor. Every time I lace them up, I know I’m ready to go.” Pictured here is the “Venom” look, which pairs “Illusion Green” with “Black” for an eye-catching composition.For those eager to try out Luka Dončić’s new Jordan Luka 5, it is currently scheduled to debut on January 8 via Nike and select retailers in its lead “Venom” colorway at a starting price of $135 USD. Take an early look at the shoe above and enjoy the brand’s marketing short film featuring Adrian “Woj” Wojnarowski and Boban Marjanović below. Also, keep an eye out for Dončić to wear on the new model during the Lakers’ Christmas Day game, assuming he ends up playing (leg injury). View this post on Instagram A post shared by Jordan (@jumpman23)

Name: Nike Total 90 Shox Magia “Sail”Colorway: Sail/Metallic Silver/Pale Ivory/SailSKU: IO9300-100MSRP: $180 USDRelease Date: Spring 2026Where to Buy: NikeNike has gave the Total 90 franchise a major comeback this year, from the return of the Total 90 III as a staple to being the centerpiece of Palace’s first collaboration with the Swoosh. The brand also brought back the Total 90 Shox Magia, with the silhouette dropping in two colorways made in collaboration with Maha Amsterdam.Now, the 2003 model is poised to see an in-line launch in early 2026, with Nike revealing a new “Sail” colorway. Unlike the two aforementioned patent leather pairs, this version of the shoe features a smooth leather upper. Its off-white hue is joined by “Silver Metallic” accents that are not nearly as shiny as its predecessors. The midfoot Swooshes have also been enlarged back to their standard size to complete this throwback look.At the time of writing, Nike has not announced its global release plan for this “Sail” version of the Total 90 Shox Magia. Stay tuned for updates, including the unveiling of additional colorways, as we currently expect this pair to drop in early 2026 via Nike SNKRS and select retailers at a starting price of $180 USD. In the meantime, Singapore’s regional Nike SNKRS platform is ready to drop the shoe on January 1, 2026.