-created with Nike SB. The model was a hit, and now the two are back with a new colorway that’s inspired by the skater’s love for sushi.
We’re Already Drooling Over These Upcoming Sneaker Drops in 2025
It’s only January, but the sneaker world is already buzzing with excitement for the releases to come this year. From leaked pairs to official reveals, we’ve rounded up all the key storylines you need to know about. And with Nike and Jordan Brand dominating the list, you know it’s going to be a good year for sneakerheads.
Nike and OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital Team Up for 20th Collection
Nike and OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital have been working together for two decades now, and their latest collaboration is set to raise even more funds for the hospital. Patient-designers have reimagined six iconic Nike silhouettes, resulting in some of the most unique colorways we’ve seen yet.
Jumpman Celebrates Lunar New Year with Year of the Snake Collection
The Jumpman team is back at it again, this time celebrating the Lunar New Year with a Year of the Snake-themed collection. Classic Air Jordan silhouettes like the Air Jordan 1 Low and Air Jordan 5 are given a white and iridescent makeover, complete with a snakeskin Jumpman hangtag and special shoe box.
The Highly Anticipated Nike Air Foamposite One “Galaxy” Finally Drops
Originally set to release in 2024, the Nike Air Foamposite One “Galaxy” has been delayed until 2025. But that hasn’t stopped sneakerheads from eagerly anticipating its arrival. With its out-of-this-world design and history of high demand, this release is sure to make waves in the sneaker community.
Nigel Sylvester and Jordan Brand Team Up for “Brick By Brick” Air Jordan 4
Nigel Sylvester’s partnership with Jordan Brand has only grown stronger over the years, and their latest collaboration is a testament to that. The “Brick By Brick” Air Jordan 4 pays homage to Sylvester’s come up and his hometown of New York City, with premium orange detailing and off-white accents.
Japanese Skater Yuto Horigome Gets His Own Sushi-Inspired SB Dunk Low
After winning his second consecutive Olympic gold medal in street skateboarding, Yuto Horigome is back with another Nike SB collaboration. This time, the SB Dunk Low is inspired by his love for sushi, with a colorway that pays tribute to his Japanese roots.
