Mario Briguglio

Nike LeBron 23 "EYBL" appears in burnt orange with crown graphics as a player-exclusive release. See the first look and full details.

The Air Jordan 4 “Bred” is returning in 2026, and early images of the shoe reveal that this release will revert back to what most consider the classic look of the original sneakers. Unlike the leather uppers utilized on the 2024 “Reimagined” iteration, the upcoming retro revives black nubuck across the upper.

Kevin Durant’s connection to Paris Saint-Germain is now moving into footwear. After purchasing a minority stake in the club, Durant is getting his own PSG-themed Nike KD 6, adding another chapter to the long-running partnership between the French team and Nike.

Westside Gunn is putting his own stamp on the Saucony Grid Jazz 9 with a new collaboration called “Awesome Gods.” The Buffalo rapper recently showed the pair on Instagram, revealing a design loaded with animal prints, bright color hits and details tied directly to Griselda.

The Detroit Pistons may not be getting the same attention as some of the reshaped teams around the Eastern Conference, but Cade Cunningham is still firmly in Nike’s plans. While work continues on his expected signature shoe, the All-Star guard has remained visible through several player-exclusive releases and special editions across the brand’s basketball lineup.

Nike has spent much of the past year bringing the Kobe 3 back into focus, including a redesigned Low version that gave the model a noticeably different look. The original mid-top has received far less attention, but that is starting to change with the return of one of its first colorways.

Victor Victor Nike Air Force 1 '01 collection begins releasing August 6, 2026, with six Ferrari-inspired colorways for $150.

A Ma Maniére’s all-white Air Force 1 Low is coming back after making its first appearance last summer. From a distance, it looks close to the usual “Triple White” pair, but the differences start to show once you get a better look at the shoe.

The Nike Ja 4 is starting to surface in more colorways, and this “Radar” pair is easily one of the busiest so far. Its upper looks like a thermal scan, with red, yellow, aqua, and blue bleeding across a deep purple base.

Nike Giannis Freak 8 "The Academy" PE pairs yellow and green with custom event branding. See the exclusive colorway here.