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Name:  Nike Air Max 90 SP “Black Leather”Colorway: BlackSKU: IV4504-001MSRP: $170 USDRelease Date: November 13Where to Buy: NikeThe Nike Air Max 90 SP “Black Leather” now has a firm release date, with the pared-down take on the classic runner set to arrive on November 13. Part of Nike’s Fall 2026 slate, the pair swaps the silhouette’s signature layering for a mostly leather build defined by stitching instead of stacked panels.With the date locked in, the focus turns to how different this pair looks from a standard Air Max 90. A typical version builds its shape from leather, mesh and plastic pieces layered on top of one another, but this release handles nearly everything in leather. Rather than adding separate overlays, Nike uses stitch lines to trace the Swoosh, the mudguard and the side panels. Each element stays readable against the black, while the overall surface ends up noticeably flatter and cleaner than the model’s usual profile.Perforated leather takes over the areas that normally use contrasting materials. The plastic eyestays are gone, replaced with punched leather that sits flush with the rest of the upper, and the same material wraps the heel, where Nike has dropped the usual Nike Air branding. A tonal logo on the tongue is the only obvious mark left, and black laces disappear into the upper instead of breaking up the colorway.All of the reworking stops at the sole. The familiar Air Max 90 midsole and visible heel Air unit carry over unchanged, finished in black along with the rubber outsole. The one break in the dark palette is a faint blue tint inside the Air window. The stripped-back result sits closer to the minimal styles NikeLab has released over the years than to a typical Air Max 90.Set your reminders and get ahead of what’s dropping next on Hypebeast Drops.

Name: Bad Bunny x adidas Badbo 1.1 “Blanch Blue”Colorway: Blanch Blue/WhiteSKU: LB9014MSRP: $120 USDRelease Date: Holiday 2026Where to Buy: adidasadidas has unveiled official imagery for the upcoming Bad Bunny x adidas Badbo 1.1 “Blanch Blue”, showcasing the latest iteration of the collaborative low-top silhouetteThe forthcoming release follows previously revealed “Chalk White” and “Simple Brown” editions, expanding the Puerto Rican artist’s signature footwear line ahead of the winter season.Carrying over the fundamental design language of the Badbo 1.0, this updated version modifies the silhouette with a lowered collar and reworked ankle panelling. The upper is constructed primarily in pale blue suede, layered cleanly over lighter blue mesh underlays exposed via distinctive triangular cutouts along both lateral and medial quarter panels. The soft color scheme calls back to the palette previously utilized on the Badbo 1.0 “Puerto Rican Night.”Crisp white accents hit the tongue and midsole to break up the tonal upper, balanced by light grey trim along the collar lining and tongue edges. Grounding the build, a classic gum rubber outsole provides contrast and traction beneath the low-profile runner.The Bad Bunny x adidas Badbo 1.1 “Blanch Blue” is expected to arrive in Holiday 2026, likely in December, for $120 USD via adidas CONFIRMED and select global retailers.Set your reminders and get ahead of what’s dropping next on Hypebeast Drops.

Name: Kith x New Balance 2011Colorway: Maroon/Atomic Yellow, Amazon/Lilac, Princess Blue/SilverSKU: TBCMSRP: TBCRelease Date: November 9Where to Buy: KithKith and New Balance are returning to the 2011 for the Monuments Collection, a trio of colorways that each salute one of New York City’s most recognizable landmarks. The silhouette first surfaced earlier this year as part of Kith’s 15-year anniversary run, and its name points straight back to the year the retailer opened its doors. This time around, the city’s skyline does the storytelling while the materials do the heavy lifting.Under every colorway sits the same architecture. Kith built the 2011 upper from the ground up, assembling a layered, multi-piece pattern rather than adapting an existing New Balance last, then set it atop the ABZORB midsole unit originally developed for the New Balance 2002. That combination gives the shoe a familiar, cushioned ride underneath a construction that is entirely its own, leaving each Monuments colorway free to play with texture and finish.The “Maroon & Atomic Yellow” pair carries the deepest Kith lineage, revisiting the Ronnie Fieg for New Balance 530 that dropped at Kith in 2014. Perforated nubuck forms the base, layered with perforated nubuck and leather overlays and finished with quilted stitching across the vamp and collar. A full-bleed debossed 2011 graphic covers the heel, contrasting N-lock logos land on both sides, and silver-flecked laces add a subtle shimmer, with additional branding placed on the tongue and heel counter.The “Amazon & Lilac” iteration takes a bolder color-blocked route, built from perforated suede overlays on top of suede underlays. Reflective N-logos on the lateral and medial walls catch light after dark, while dual New Balance and Kith branding sits on the tongue and heel, and 2011 hits mark the outer ankle.Rounding out the set, the “Princess Blue & Silver” version swaps to a breathable mesh base dressed in vibrant suede overlays. Orange accents at the eyelets, N-logos and heel branding cut through the cool palette, joined by a co-branded tongue and 2011 detailing at the lateral heel. All three pairs arrive in New York to the World packaging, finished with a custom sockliner and an extra set of laces.Set your reminders and get ahead of what’s dropping next on Hypebeast Drops.