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Name: Nike Moon Shoe “Soft Pearl”Colorway: Soft Pearl/BlackSKU: II0407-001MSRP: $105 USDRelease Date: Spring 2026Nike is digging deep into its archive to revive the foundational Nike Moon Shoe in a clean “Soft Pearl” colorway.Originally created in 1971 by co-founder Bill Bowerman, the Moon Shoe was born from performance experimentation and famously utilized a waffle iron to create its traction-focused outsole. Long treated as a rare collector’s piece and high-fashion experiment, the running silhouette earned its moniker from early wear testers who compared its distinct footprint to lunar tracks. Following recent collaborations that reintroduced the model to a new audience, the brand is preparing a wider rollout of this clean white and black iteration.The upcoming version arrives alongside the “Summit White” iteration, and stays true to the model’s heritage while introducing subtle structural updates for a modern audience. The two-tone design now features slightly bulkier paneling, a larger black Swoosh, and a modified heel flap equipped with a fold-over collar. Despite these refinements, the core elements remain completely untouched. The retro runner retains its lightweight build, minimal cushioning, and the signature waffle sole that helped shape Nike’s early performance identity on the track.

Name: NOTE x Nike SB Dunk Low “Brew & Biscuits”Colorway: Flax/Summit White-Sail-HoneycombSKU: IO9508-200MSRP: $130 USDRelease Date: March 31Where to Buy: NikeOfficial images of NOTE Manchester and Nike’s SB Dunk Low “Brew & Biscuits” have finally surfaced, providing a detailed look at the delectable collaborative sneaker.As seen on previous teasers, the kicks sports a distinct look that faithfully pays tribute to British tea and café culture. The upper is draped in a buttery “Flax” suede that mirrors the warm, milky-beige hue of a perfectly steeped cuppa, complemented by a palette of “Summit White,” “Sail” and “Honeycomb.” A standout feature is the inclusion of three interchangeable textured Swooshes in pink, brown and yellow, designed to mimic the ridged patterns of classic tea-time wafers and shortbread.The design’s whimsical aesthetic extends to the finer details, where standard branding is replaced by clever cultural nods. The biscuit-textured laces and interior lining, which features a full biscuit sampler print, lead up to the tongue, where hidden “Strength of Brew” and “Selection of Biscuits” graphics are stitched on the inner side. Underfoot, the white midsole transitions to a rubber outsole that features a unique “tea-ring” stain graphic, a playful reference to a hot mug left without a coaster.

SummarySneaker Politics’ 20th anniversary celebration continues this weekend with the brand’s first ANTA collaborationTeaming up with the Chinese sportswear brand, the two have outfitted the ANTA KAI 3 in a new “Patchwork” compositionThe shoe is set to drop via Sneaker Politics on March 21 at an expected price of $150 USDSneaker Politics is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. The retailer began 2026 with a Saucony project and just pre-launched the Air Max 95 OG “Bandana” during SXSW. Now, it’s stepping in a new direction with its first ANTA collaboration.Taking on Kyrie Irving’s, ANTA KAI 3, a new “Patchwork” pair has been crafted. Special stitching runs across the shoe’s upper, with the various techniques resembling the unifying of communities and how, when combined, they can form something greater. Blue serves as the upper’s core color, with off-white present at the laces, midsole, and a majority of the stitching. Meanwhile, thematic Kyrie x ANTA branding can be spotted at both the tongue and heel. From there, a red lining and gum outsole complete the court-ready sneaker.For those interested in picking up a pair, the Politics x ANTA KAI 3 “Patchwork” is set to drop via Sneaker Politics on March 21 at an expected price of $150 USD. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Sneaker Politics (@sneakerpolitics)