Covered in special graphics inspired by the game’s Viking warriors.
After LeBron James himself debuted it during Game 6 of the NBA Finals.
Virgil Abloh and Nike’s latest track and field-inspired style combines a high-performance build with a stripped-back DIY look.
The Standard Issue Tees co-owner and former ICECREAM Skate Team member talks the Woven’s cult status and early ’00s sneaker culture.
With a “Yukon Brown/Flax/Black/University Red” colorway that wouldn’t look out of place on a flannel shirt.
Three special packs, all with new takes on the All Star BB Evo, G4 and Pro Leather.
The light-toned sneaker was formerly dubbed “Abez.”
Drawing inspiration from Japan’s World Cup jerseys, GEL-Lyte III designer Shigeyuki Mitsui, and Kendo, the “way of the sword.”
A boot-like colorway with slight shades of Reese Forbes’ SB Dunk Low “Wheat” from 2002.
Jack-o’-lantern orange uppers, spooky x-ray detailing and a glow-in-the-dark midsole — what more could one ask for?
First released in 2015, the rich-toned sneaker is back with a few material upgrades.
Ahead of the Lakers’ legend’s posthumous induction into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.
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