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Name: Nike dotSWOOSH x Sony PlayStationColorway: TBCSKU: TBCMSRP: TBCRelease Date: TBCWhere to Buy: TBCA new PlayStation x Nike collab could be just around the corner, with the footwear giant’s dotSWOOSH arm taking to social media to drop a new teaser.Nike shared a pixelated video of a computer table in the wild with the Nike logo on the screen. On the right-hand corner of the table is what looks like a PlayStation 5 DualSense controller in white and gray, looking identical to the real thing.“Lock in season approaches. The countdown begins…” the brand wrote. Fans are banking on a new shoe, but no additional details were revealed.In July 2024, rumors of a re-release of the Nike Air Force 1 Low “PlayStation” hit the internet. Similarly, nothing has come of the reports so far.Stay tuned for more info. View this post on InstagramA post shared by .SWOOSH (@dotswoosh)

Name: Kith x Birkenstock Braided “Molecule,” Kith x Birkenstock Braided “Elevation,” Kith x Birkenstock Braided “Vitality”Colorway: TBCSKU: TBCMSRP: TBCRelease Date: Available nowWhere to Buy: Kith AppKith is once again extending its offerings to its Loyalty Program members, partnering with Birkenstock to unveil a made-to-order collection featuring exclusive renditions of the Boston Braided. This collaboration serves as a special celebration of the Boston’s 50th anniversary, as the original model was first launched in 1976.The iconic heritage silhouette is reimagined through the Kith lens, showcasing a premium suede upper and a refined nubuck braid detail at the mudguard. A subtle yet distinct Kith Script engraving is featured on the buckle.The collection introduces three colorways, each linked to a specific loyalty tier. The first, Rabbit, is a rich slate grey with a tonal braid, available to Molecule, Elevation, and Vitality Members. Ultra Blue is the second offering for Elevation and Vitality Members, distinguished by a contrast Mocha braid underlay. Finally, the deep green Thyme hue is offered exclusively to Vitality Loyalty Members and comes complete with a tonal braid.All models are built upon the original Birkenstock cork-latex footbed, delivering the brand’s signature stability and support, and will be available in sizes for both men and women. The collection is available made-to-order exclusively on the Kith App now. Production and delivery for these exclusive silhouettes will require five to six months.

Name: Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Banned”Colorway: Black/Black/Varsity Red/Summit WhiteSKU: HQ6998-001MSRP: TBCRelease Date: Summer 2026Where to Buy: NikeUpdate: Looking beyond the Air Jordan 1’s special 40th anniversary, there are many anticipated colorways of the model coming to shelves in 2026. One such pair is a low-top version of 2011’s iconic “Banned” colorway. After being discussed as a rumor back in July, we now have a first look at the much-anticipated sneaker, confirming that the “X” motif is back atop the heel of the sneaker, replacing the Air Jordan 1 Low OG’s typical heel tab branding. Beyond recreating the “Bred” color scheme, the shoe also features new interior detailing, from “On September 15th, 1984 Nike created a revolutionary new basketball shoe,” text at the sockliner to a “10.18.84” callout at the collar. While this pair is merely a sample, it is likely to represent the look of the final retail version of the pair. Stay tuned for release specifics as we still anticipate a summer launch next year via Nike SNKRS.Original Story: Jordan Brand’s celebration of the 40th anniversary of the Air Jordan 1 has been one of the sneaker highlights of the year. While there’s still plenty more launches to look forward to, including everything from another fragment design x Travis Scott low-top colorway to the return of the “Shattered Backboard” high-tops, rumors regarding the model’s 2026 lineup are starting to surface.A new report from the sneaker leaker trio of zSneakerHeadz, Sneaker Files, and Sneaker Market RO has indicated that the Air Jordan 1’s “Banned” look will be making its return in 2026. However, rather than grace the high-top version of the shoe like it did in 2011, it is said to be arriving on the Air Jordan 1 Low OG. While we lack a first look at the shoe, you can expect the classic “Bred” color blocking to host an “X” at the heel while arriving in special packaging.At the time of writing, Jordan Brand has not yet confirmed that the “Banned” treatment will be hitting the Air Jordan 1 Low OG next year. Stay tuned for updates, including a first look at the rumored shoe, as we currently expect it to drop next summer via Nike SNKRS and select retailers worldwide. View this post on Instagram A post shared by zSneakerHeadz (@zsneakerheadz)