Summary

Tokyo Fashion Week SS27 street style highlighted an expansive mix of technical runners luxury silhouettes and avant-garde footwearKey callouts featured high-profile collaborations alongside tactile releases from Doublet MIKIOSAKABE and Comme des Garçons x SalomonThe footwear lineup emphasized hybrid designs ranging from indoor soccer trainers to chunky platform soles and spiked canvas uppers

Footwear at Tokyo Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2027 delivered a dynamic cross-section of technical performance, archival indoor sport references, and avant-garde experimentation. On the streets of the Japanese capital, showgoers anchored their fits with an eclectic mix of functional runners, high-concept platform soles, and sleek low-profile models.

Running and trail silhouettes maintained a heavy presence on the pavement. Technical highlights included the hybrid Nike Air Max Plus Tiempo in "Wolf Grey," the Mizuno Wave Prophecy 1 in "Harbor Mist/Chinese Red/Black," and the tactical Salomon XA Forces 8 GTX EN. Collaborative runners stood out with the Awake NY x ASICS Gel Preleus in "Cool Grey Silver," the muted AURALEE x New Balance 990v4 in "Dusty Blue," alongside core models like the New Balance 2002R, ASICS GEL-Cumulus 16 in "Cinnamon/Pure Silver," the HOKA Speedgoat 2 TS, and Satisfy TheROCKER.

Sculptural and statement designs added experimental flair to the lineup. Standout selections included the grounds Jewelry Loafer in "Enamel Blood," MIKIOSAKABE's "Jewelry" Ark Whale, the platform Comme des Garçons x Salomon XT-Whisper Void in black, and Doublet's green Dirty Spike Toe Cap Canvas Sneakers featuring distressed uppers with rubber spikes. Rounding out the mix were low-profile court and lifestyle choices, including the metallic PUMA Speedcat, PUMA Mostro Perforated, adidas Originals F50 Sala in "Silver Metallic/Grey Three," adidas Forum Cubism SQ, Nike Shox Z, beige Balenciaga Monday Suede Sneakers, and the multicolour Acne Studios Bubba.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Summary

• The North Face and Engineered Garments debut the VECTIV Forward, a modular lifestyle-runner convertible between laced and slip-on styles.

• Launching September 11-12, 2026, the navy/black sneaker blends utilitarian design with performance tech like 3D Pebax plates and DREAM foam.

The North Face and Engineered Garments have partnered up for their first-ever collaboration, dropping the versatile VECTIV Forward silhouette. Central to the limited-edition pair is a modular design inspired by designer Daiki Suzuki's utilitarian approach and the outdoor gear label’s performance expertise.

As sneaker silhouettes originally made for running continue to be embraced by fashion, the need to equally address both function and form is driving innovative solutions. This lifestyle-runner hybrid boasts a transformable two-way design, allowing the wearer to choose between traditional laces for serious running or swapping them out with the complementary tongue cover for a casual slip-on.

Below the feet, VECTIV 3D Pebax & carbon plates and a DREAM foam midsole ensure propulsion and stability, along with the rocker structure and high-grip SurfaceCTRL™ of the outsole. Built for both strenuous runs and casual strolls, the shoe arrives in a monochromatic "Easy Navy/TNF Black" colorway for a balance of performance and pared-back style.

The North Face x Engineered Garments VECTIV Forward will be released for pre-sale at THE NORTH FACE FOOTWEAR Shinsaibashi and ENGINEERED GARMENTS TOKYO from Friday, September 11th, 2026, followed by an online and nationwide release on Saturday, September 12th.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Converse Japan All Star Yunomi Hi
Colorway: White/Navy
SKU: 31319350210
MSRP: ¥11,000 JPY (approx. $70 USD)
Release Date: September 25
Where to Buy: Converse Japan

Converse Japan's All Star Yunomi Hi turns a piece of everyday tableware into a full-coverage sneaker graphic, printing the motif of the yunomi teacup across a canvas high-top. The release lands on a renewed version of the All Star spec and treats the upper as a canvas for a densely detailed, distinctly Japanese print.

The graphic is the whole story here. Converse Japan draws on the yunomi, the style of teacup familiar to anyone who has browsed a Japanese souvenir shop, and translates its imagery onto the shoe. Teacups of this kind are frequently decorated with kanji built on the fish radical, and the print leans into that tradition, scattering those characters across the upper.

Woven into the design are two additional touches that tie the graphic back to the brand. One is a kanji rendering of "all star," writing the model's name in Japanese characters rather than the usual Latin script. The other is a set of hand-drawn stars worked in among the text, a looser, sketched counterpoint to the printed characters that nods to the All Star's core emblem.

Underneath the graphic, the construction stays true to the silhouette. The shoe is built on a renewed All Star spec, with a canvas upper over a rubber outsole in the high-top cut that has defined the model for decades.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: PUMA x _J.L‑A.L CELL GEO 1 CAGE JL-AL
Colorway: TBC
SKU: TBC
MSRP: ¥33,000 JPY (approx. $215 USD)
Release Date: September 12
Where to Buy: PUMA

PUMA and London-based apparel brand _J.L-A.L, helmed by designer Jean-Luc Ambridge Lavelle, have unveiled their latest collaborative footwear model, the CELL GEO 1 CAGE J.L-A.L. Evolving from their previous sold-out CELL GEO, this new silhouette introduces a striking geometric design inspired by the geodesic dome structures of architect Buckminster Fuller.

The performance-driven sneaker features a seamless, laceless mesh upper enveloped by a 3D TPU cage system, delivering both structural beauty and a fluid, futuristic form. Offered in stark, monochromatic dark brown and white colorways, the CELL GEO 1 CAGE J.L-A.L embraces a minimalist aesthetic with a techwear edge. The upper is draped in a triangular cage overlay that adds visual depth to the breathable mesh base, while functionally segmented heel components enhance its structural integrity.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: ANTA KAI 3 “Alchemist”
Colorway: “Alchemist”
SKU: TBC
MSRP: $135 USD
Release Date: September 12
Where to Buy: ANTA

Kyrie Irving and ANTA are set to expand their successful basketball partnership with the launch of the KAI 3 in a highly anticipated “Alchemist” colorway.

Built with ANTA’s advanced cushioning and traction systems, the sneaker balances technical precision with cultural symbolism, reflecting Irving’s philosophy of turning challenges into strength and uplifting his team and community. The "Alchemist" colorway is draped in a deep forest green across its upper, serving as a visual representation of earth, wisdom and hidden power. The rich, textured base is accented by vibrant teal support panels featuring a faint plaid print, while metallic gold shines on the zig-zagging side panel stabilizers.

Tribal-inspired detailing brings an added layer of cultural influence to the silhouette, contrasting with the neon yellow and matte gold finishes found along the midsole and outsole. This is complete with a golden "tree of life" emblem chain hanging from the top laces.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: UNDERCOVER x Cindy Sherman x George Cox 4 Eyelet Derby
Colorway: Black, White
SKU: N/A
MSRP: $450 USD
Release Date: Available now
Where to Buy: George Cox

George Cox and UNDERCOVER have again joined forces on the 4 Eyelet Derby, extending a partnership that runs through Jun Takahashi's label and George Cox's Northamptonshire workshop. For Fall/Winter 2026, the two houses hand the silhouette over to American artist Cindy Sherman, whose photographic studies of identity become the surface of the shoe itself.

The construction stays true to George Cox's house methods. Both colorways are built on the 1353 last, a traditional Northamptonshire round-toe form that the brand pushes into something tougher than its heritage silhouettes suggest. A lightweight EVA sole underpins each pair, while steel eyelets handle the four-eyelet lacing that gives the derby its name. Inside, the shoes are finished with natural kip lining leather, the industrially stamped interior that George Cox treats as part of its signature handwriting.

Rather than dyeing or embossing the leather, George Cox and UNDERCOVER photo-print it, wrapping Sherman's images around the full body of the shoe so the artwork reads as a continuous surface with its focal point resting on the toe. Sherman built her reputation on staged self-portraits that cast herself in shifting personas, using the camera to interrogate how identity is constructed and performed. That preoccupation with self-image maps neatly onto UNDERCOVER's own history of subversion.

The two colorways draw on different works from her catalog. The white pair carries Untitled #122, made in 1983, while the black pair pulls from her earlier film-still period, featuring Untitled Film Still #16 from 1979 and Untitled Film Still #53 from 1980. Across both, the source imagery spans 1979 to 1983, turning the derby into a wearable slice of one of the most influential bodies of work in contemporary American photography.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: JJJJound x Diemme Movida
Colorway: Brown
SKU: N/A
MSRP: TBC
Release Date: September 10
Where to Buy: JJJJound, Diemme

Diemme and JJJJound have reworked the Movida in a brown suede colorway, extending a collaboration that keeps returning to the Italian label's utilitarian silhouettes. Handcrafted in Italy, the latest pair leads with material and construction, building the shoe from premium Italian suede over a full leather lining.

The foundation is a lightweight Vibram sole, chosen to deliver flexibility and grip for daily wear rather than pure performance duty. Above it, the brown suede upper sits on a full leather lining, a combination that leans on Diemme's technical shoemaking background while keeping the profile clean enough for JJJJound's pared-back sensibility.

The detailing is where the collaboration earns its character. Black-coated metal eyelets secure black polyester laces, with a single red secondary lace threaded in for a restrained hit of contrast. A woven nylon back tab and a webbing pull tab handle the utility side, making the shoe easier to pull on while nodding to the outdoor archetypes Diemme draws from.

Branding stays subtle across both ends of the shoe. A debossed Diemme logo marks the tongue, while JJJJound's serif logo appears on the heel tab, splitting the identification between the two houses without disrupting the minimalist finish. Diemme has produced footwear in Italy since 1992 from its base in the Veneto region, pulling from mountaineering and performance references to build refined, function-minded designs, and that lineage runs through every element of this release.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: N.HOOLYWOOD COMPILE x KEEN UNEEK 360
Colorway: Steel Gray
SKU: 1032697
MSRP: ¥25,300 JPY (approx. $165 USD)
Release Date: September 12
Where to Buy: N.HOOLYWOOD, KEEN Japan

N.HOOLYWOOD COMPILE and KEEN have built their first collaboration on the UNEEK 360, the newest model in KEEN's open-air UNEEK series. The dress-leaning N.HOOLYWOOD line reconstructs the sneaker on its own terms, keeping the model's stripped-back engineering front and center while pulling it toward a more refined finish.

The starting point is the UNEEK concept of a shoe made from little more than cords and a sole. For this version, KEEN adopts a build that uses no adhesive, reconstructing the silhouette around that minimal-waste logic. Recycled-plastic bungee cord and a lace toggle lock the foot in place quickly, while the upper is shaped to leave room for the toes to splay, aiming for a fit that works across a wide range of feet.

The rest of the spec leans hard into comfort and durability. Arch support molded to the shape of the foot reinforces the midfoot, an injection-foam midsole keeps the shoe light underfoot, and a foam insole with built-in arch support is tuned for long stretches of cushioning. A high-traction foam outsole handles grip and wear, and the whole thing weighs in at 322g. Sustainability runs through the material choices too, with recycled PET-blended plastic reducing the use of virgin material and a natural-origin Eco Anti-odor treatment addressing smell.

Where N.HOOLYWOOD COMPILE leaves its mark is in the edit. The line works from the idea of translating formal and dress-wear codes into contemporary easy wear, and here that reads as restraint: a single gray tone carried from upper to sole, broken only by the N.HOOLYWOOD logo printed quietly on the heel. Officially named Steel Gray, the palette lets the UNEEK 360's minimal structure do the talking and positions the shoe as one meant to cross between city streets and the outdoors rather than commit to either.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Summary

• Releasing September 10, the Celine/Reebok Freestyle Lo reimagines the 1982 classic with smooth lambskin and prominent co-branding.

• Michael Rider’s design drops in multiple colorways via Celine’s website and select stores, featuring exclusive shades in NY and Tokyo.

Following a teaser of the collaboration at Michael Rider's Celine SS27 Men's debut in June, the Parisian label has officially unveiled the Celine/Reebok Freestyle Lo. The retro silhouette is reintroduced in monochromatic yet wide-ranging colorways, emphasizing the maison's elevated treatment of the uppers.

Born in 1982, the original Freestyle Lo has the classic look of an everyday lifestyle sneaker, adorned with the recognizable Reebok overlays on the lateral sides. For Rider's reimagination of the sneaker, the overlays are forgone to draw more attention to its smooth lambskin uppers. The updated silhouette will arrive in a range of versatile colorways including Optic White, Black, Butter, Beige, Peanut, Dark Brown, Oxblood, and Fluo Red.

With the simple, smooth shape of the toe box, the collaborative sneaker has a similar sensibility to Celine's slim-soled Jazz Shoes, with a more sportswear-leaning sole. However, the sneaker is generously co-branded. Most noticeably, the classic Reebok wordmark on the tongue is reimagined as a Celine insignia, and the backsides feature Reebok and Celine icons above the heel. For an added designer touch, each pair comes with a limited-edition leather tab with the collaborators' logos on alternating sides.

The Celine/Reebok Freestyle Lo drops on celine.com and at select Celine stores on September 10. Exclusive colors will be released at Celine Wooster Street, NY, and Omotesando, Tokyo.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Air Jordan 1 Low Element GTX “Cream”
Colorway: Cream II/Light Orewood Brown/Coconut Milk-Ridgerock
SKU: FV4227-202
MSRP: $205 USD
Release Date: 2026

The freshly surfaced Air Jordan 1 Low Element GTX “Cream” brings a weather-ready update to the classic silhouette, combining lifestyle appeal with technical performance. The sneaker features a GORE-TEX waterproof lining integrated into its low-cut design, ensuring durability and protection against the elements.

The waterproof upper is draped in soft tones of "Cream II" and "Light Orewood Brown," delivering a neutral aesthetic that seamlessly transitions into everyday lifestyle rotations. Contrast is purposefully introduced through stark black Swooshes and a dark brown collar lining, while delicate gold accents on the tongue branding, pull tabs, and Swoosh stitching elevate the rugged finish. A speckled "Coconut Milk" midsole paired with a rugged "Ridgerock" outsole completes the utilitarian aesthetic, reinforcing the shoe’s outdoor-ready function.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: sunlovetour x New Balance Minimus MT10 & MT2
Colorway: TBC
SKU: MT10O1ND, MT298H
MSRP: TBC
Release Date: September 11
Where to Buy: sunlovetour

Continuing their efforts to redefine traditional golf culture through a distinct lifestyle lens, Seoul-based casualwear imprint sunlove has reunited with New Balance for an all-new capsule titled "SOFT UTILITY : MINIMUS." Following the success of their previous collaborative efforts, this sophomore joint venture taps New Balance's iconic barefoot-feel runner - the Minimus - as its foundation.

Arriving in two distinct, season-ready colorways characterized by sharp material blocking, the MT10 sneaker features a classic upper constructed from rich suede and breathable mesh in a burgundy red hue -- striking an unexpected visual balance with its contrasting icy blue laces. Joining the lineup is the MT2 model, which arrives as a mary-jane-esque built. The shoe boasts a mesh and satiny material base, complete with rubber Vibram soles and is doused in a deep earthy brown palette.

 

View this post on Instagram

 

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: POST ARCHIVE FACTION Petal Trainers
Colorway: Black, Brown, White, Malva Grey
SKU: TBC
MSRP: ¥89,040 JPY (approx. $570 USD)
Release Date: September 9
Where to Buy: POST ARCHIVE FACTION

POST ARCHIVE FACTION (PAF) has unveiled the Petal Trainers, the first sneaker in the brand's history and its debut step into the lifestyle footwear category. First shown during the label's Fall/Winter 2026 presentation at Paris Fashion Week, the shoe translates PAF's structural design language into a form the brand has not attempted before.

The upper is the shoe's defining element. Built from Italian cow leather, it is cut through with laser-etched slits modeled on flower petals, a detail that gives the design its name and its face. Those cuts are the physical expression of PAF's "Organic Artifact" approach, the brand's method of reinterpreting forms found in nature into the shape of a product. Rather than sitting on the leather as ornament, the petal cutouts are treated as a working canvas.

That distinction matters because the cutouts drive how the shoe is worn. The Petal Trainers pair the slit upper with a set of voluminous laces that can be threaded through different openings, so the lacing becomes a styling variable rather than a fixed path. The result is a single silhouette that can be rearranged into multiple looks depending on how the wearer routes the laces through the petals.

Underfoot, the shoe uses a Vibram MC2 Road Running Sole, a component chosen to give the leather upper genuine walking credentials. The sole is positioned for durability and stability across varied city terrain, extending the brand's stated pursuit of fluidity into the shoe's function as well as its form. The Petal Trainers arrive in four colorways, Black, Brown, White and Malva Grey, spanning a range from clean neutrals to a soft muted lilac.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: ROA x fragment design Andreas Boot
SKU: TBC
Release Date: TBC

First-look images of ROA and fragment design's collaborative Andreas boot have surfaced. Arriving as a rugged reinterpretation of ROA’s technical outdoor silhouette through Hiroshi Fujiwara’s minimalist lens, the boots feature a leather upper with a heel counter that's partially composed of suede. Serving as a reunion following their 2017 three-way project with 1017 ALYX 9SM, this newly revealed silhouette appears to be equipped with added protection and longevity; a robust black rubber reinforcement wraps around the toe box, cementing the shoe's outdoor roots while maintaining a sleek, stealthy profile.

Breaking up the monochromatic upper, the boot incorporates metallic lace hooks that introduce a slight industrial edge to the traditional hiking lacing system. Underfoot, the silhouette is anchored by a heavy-duty Vibram outsole - identifiable by its iconic yellow logo - chosen specifically for its superior durability and all-terrain grip. Branding is handled with a balanced contrast: ROA’s signature triangular logo sits prominently on the tongue and toe, while fragment design’s presence is characteristically understated. Fujiwara's influence is quietly signaled by a debossed FRGMT thunderbolt motif stamped at the heel, perfectly complemented by a striking splash of the label's iconic blue running along the sole. Official release dates and pricing for this highly anticipated collaboration remain unannounced.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Air Jordan 1 Low Golf Mule “Medium Olive/Khaki”
Colorway: Medium Olive/Khaki
SKU: FJ1214-201
MSRP: $115 USD
Release Date: Fall/Winter 2026

The Air Jordan 1 Low Golf Mule returns in a new "Medium Olive/Khaki" colorway, extending a silhouette that sits at the intersection of performance golf and everyday comfort. It is a shoe designed to do two jobs at once, delivering the traction a round demands while keeping the step-in, step-out convenience of a mule.

The model itself is a genuine hybrid rather than a single shoe with a tweak. It draws together the Air Jordan 1 Low Mule and the Air Jordan 1 Low Golf, taking shape as this combined silhouette in 2024 and picking up fresh color treatments on a seasonal cadence since. The result is a design that reaches past the limits of either parent model, folding course-ready grip and a seamless on-off wearing experience into one package for players who want both.

This particular pair leans into an earthy, fall-appropriate palette. The "Medium Olive/Khaki" combination sets muted green against a warm neutral, the kind of grounded tonal mix that suits the season's shift toward deeper, more subdued color.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Autry and K-pop artist Changbin are making their partnership official with the release of a new capsule collection. Co-designed by the Stray Kids member, the collaborative drop, featuring two reimagined sneaker silhouettes and a lineup of streetwear staples, sets out to commemorate his arrival at the brand as its first-ever global ambassador.

In an official statement, Changbin recently shared, “Designing this capsule with Autry was an exciting journey. It gave me the opportunity to bring my personality and point of view to the brand’s iconic sneakers and apparel. Both reflect strength and playfulness — the balance that defines me as an artist. Autry’s timeless style gave me the perfect canvas to share part of my world through fashion in a meaningful and personal way.”

Celebrating the meeting of two identities, Autry went on to host a special launch event in Seoul, Korea earlier this week. The occasion welcomed friends of the brand and others from the region’s creative scene to a pink-emblazoned venue in the Seongsu district that boldly co-ordinated with the collection's dedicated motifs and accent tones.

The vibrant and joyful theme flowed from the outside into the interiors. On walls, soft blush lights shone down on posters of the CHANGBIN x AUTRY branding while vending machines and rails were stacked with pieces from the collaboration. In a more sculptural segment, the remodelled Medalist and Hyperway sneakers were raised on pink blocks and 3-D models of the DWAEKKI tail symbol, complementing the graphic detailing on the sneaker designs.

Making the event more than a showcase, but a multi-sensory experience, the space was peppered with photo booths, candy stations and platters stacked with rose-tinted gelato and pink pasta. Each element, particularly the refreshments, provided a direct tribute to the partnership with Autry’s Italian heritage coming through in a uniquely K-pop style. As a live DJ set played, guests immersed themselves in the activations before leaving with a limited-edition collector’s item made specially for the launch night.

If you missed out, explore the event in the gallery above.

The CHANGBIN x AUTRY capsule collection is now available to shop online and in global flagship stores.

Read more at Hypebeast

Name: Nike First Sight Shadow “Light Crimson and Metallic Silver”
Colorway: Light Crimson/Metallic Silver
SKU: HQ2410-600
MSRP: $145 USD
Release Date: September 15
Where to Buy: Nike

Nike has unveiled the Women's First Sight Shadow in a "Light Crimson and Metallic Silver" colorway, positioning the model as the closing chapter of the brand's First Sight collection. The Shadow arrives as a slip-on silhouette that pulls its cues from early-2000s design while grounding itself in Nike's basketball lineage.

Construction is where the Shadow makes its case. The model is built as a futuristic slip-on, doing away with traditional lacing in favor of an easy step-in entry, and it is topped by a sculptural upper that gives the shoe its molded, forward-leaning shape. That upper is the defining visual element, prioritizing a bold, contoured profile over conventional paneling.

Underfoot, the traction is purpose-built rather than borrowed. Nike finishes the Shadow with a bespoke, court-inspired outsole pattern, tying the silhouette's grip back to the basketball reference points that inform the wider collection. It is a functional nod that keeps the design connected to performance roots even as the overall shape reads as street-focused.

The design language traces directly to the early 2000s. The Shadow draws on the silhouettes of that era and filters them through Nike basketball DNA, translating a specific moment in the brand's hoops history into a contemporary, slip-on form. That lineage is what separates the model from a purely futuristic exercise, anchoring its forward-looking build in a recognizable design heritage.

Within the First Sight lineup, the Shadow carries a specific role. Nike frames the collection as an effort to push athletic style into new territory, and the Shadow completes that three-model arc, presented as the piece that rounds out the trilogy. The "Light Crimson and Metallic Silver" treatment gives that closing entry a high-contrast finish to match its sculptural form.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Etro x Birkenstock Boston, Etro x Birkenstock Gizeh
Colorway: TBC
SKU: TBC
MSRP: TBC
Release Date: September 10
Where to Buy: Birkenstock, Etro

Birkenstock and Etro have released their collaborative footwear, opening with the Boston and the Gizeh as the first pairs in the partnership. The two styles graft Etro's decorative language onto Birkenstock's most recognizable silhouettes while leaving the brand's core footbed engineering intact.

The ornamentation is where the collaboration concentrates its detailing. Both silhouettes are worked with a paisley motif and dense material treatments, then dressed with embroidered accents and long fringe for movement and texture. A Western-inspired buckle reshapes the closure hardware away from Birkenstock's standard fittings, while special rivets carry Etro's Pegaso emblem, embedding the house's identity into the functional hardware rather than only the surface.

Underneath the decoration, the construction stays true to Birkenstock. Each style is built on the brand's anatomically shaped cork-latex footbed, the contoured base that defines how a Birkenstock sits and supports the foot. It anchors the collaboration's more expressive upper work to a familiar, function-first foundation, keeping the pairs recognizable as the Boston and Gizeh beneath the styling.

The outsole is where both brands meet in a single component. Birkenstock's signature bone-pattern tread is retained for grip and identity, then overlaid with Etro's paisley motif, so the underfoot surface reads as a merger of the two design vocabularies. It turns a purely functional part of the shoe into another site for the co-branding.

Positioned as the opening chapter of the tie-up, the Boston and Gizeh set the template for what the brands frame as a first drop, suggesting the collaboration is built to extend beyond these two styles.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: ‘Halloween’ x Crocs Classic Clog “Michael Myers”, ‘Saw’ x Crocs Classic Clog “Jigsaw”
Colorway: Multi
SKU: 213831-90H, 213832-90H
MSRP: $70 USD
Release Date: September 24
Where to Buy: Crocs

Crocs is bringing its Horror Pack back for 2026 with two Classic Clogs built around Halloween and Saw. The set hands the spotlight to Michael Myers and Jigsaw, with each clog taking a distinct approach to its source film rather than running the same template in two colorways.

The Michael Myers pair goes the comic route. Its upper carries a black and off-white graphic of the character, cut through with orange panels and red blood splatter, and that splatter carries onto the gray midsole. An olive heel strap and black hardware close out the back. Up front, a set of themed Jibbitz includes a knife and Halloween graphics, and Crocs layers in "The Night He Came Home" movie references so the design reads as more than a straight character print.

The Jigsaw clog pushes much darker. Black, gray, cream, and red cover the upper, with puzzle-piece outlines linking the graphics across both sides and Jigsaw imagery sitting over the forefoot. The attached Jibbitz pull from across the franchise, including the spiral logo, a key, a timer, a cassette tape, and other props. A brown, industrial-looking trim wraps the midsole and heel, finished with molded screw details and gear-shaped hardware on the strap, while blood splatter runs across both the upper and lower sections.

Under all the artwork, both pairs stay true to the Classic Clog. The forefoot ventilation holes remain, the heel straps can be flipped up or down, and each sits on the standard Crocs outsole. The extra graphics, hardware, and Jibbitz are what pull these away from a regular seasonal colorway.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: SUBU Originals F-Line
Colorway: Matcha, Matcha
SKU: N/A
MSRP: ¥5,280 JPY (approx. $35 USD)
Release Date: Available now
Where to Buy: SUBU

SUBU has introduced two new colorways of its ORIGINALS F-LINE sandal, "Lavender" and "Matcha," for the 2026 fall and winter season. Rather than a warm-weather slide, the F-LINE is engineered as a cold-season sandal that can be worn on bare feet, using its layered construction to trap heat where conventional open footwear leaves it exposed.

The heart of the design is a four-layer insole that gives the sandal its cushioning and thermal payoff. Underfoot, those stacked layers are tuned to deliver a plush, settled feel that the brand positions as more comfortable than standard house footwear, while the structure hugs the whole foot for a secure fit. It is the part of the build doing the quiet work, turning a slip-on silhouette into something that holds the foot rather than simply covering it.

Warmth comes from the materials wrapped around that base. The interior uses a brushed, napped fabric lining that surrounds bare skin in a down-like softness, the kind of insulation associated with a winter jacket rather than a sandal. That lining is what makes barefoot use viable in low temperatures, letting the wearer step outside without socks for quick errands without the discomfort a normal sandal would bring.

The outer shell and sole round out the functional package. Up top, a nylon upper carries a slight sheen and handles the elements, while the insole itself is made from a brushed polyester and the sole from synthetic rubber for grip and durability. The result is a self-contained system where each layer, from upper to footbed to outsole, is assigned a job in keeping the foot warm, cushioned and planted.

Color separates the two releases within that shared construction. "Lavender" arrives as a soft, pale purple with a nylon gloss that keeps the sweetness from tipping into saccharine, a lighter note for a season otherwise dominated by dark footwear. "Matcha" takes the opposite tack, a deep, calm green drawn from the tones of the traditional Japanese home that reads as understated yet still stands out against the winter default of black and gray.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: BEAMS BOY x Birkenstock Boston Patch Work
Colorway: Brown Patchwork
SKU: 13330193271
MSRP: ¥36,300 JPY (approx. $230 USD)
Release Date: September 12
Where to Buy: BEAMS

BEAMS BOY and Birkenstock have reworked the Boston clog for a special-order collaboration, executed in a "Brown Patchwork" colorway assembled from three tones of suede. The project reworks one of Birkenstock’s most recognizable shapes with a paneled, craft-forward upper rather than a single continuous material.

The build starts with the Boston’s clog construction and reworks the upper into an asymmetric patchwork. Three suede leathers, in Birkenstock’s Taupe, Mink and Mocha tones, are pieced together in a deliberately mismatched crazy pattern, so each shoe reads as a mix of distinct leather surfaces rather than one uniform panel. The asymmetry is the point, giving the two feet slightly different arrangements and lending the pair a handmade, one-off character.

That paneling leans on leather selection and assembly to carry the design. The suedes are cut and joined so the seams themselves become the visual language of the shoe, a construction approach that trades the Boston’s usual clean single-material face for texture and contrast. It layers a crafted, worked-by-hand feel onto a silhouette better known for its uncomplicated lines.

The co-branding is worked into the details rather than stamped across the exterior. Inside, the footbed carries both the Birkenstock and BEAMS logos, marking the shoe as a joint effort at the point of contact with the foot. The pair then ships in BEAMS' signature orange box, extending the collaboration's identity to the packaging.

Underneath, the specs stay true to the Boston platform. The upper and the insole lining are both natural leather, while the outsole is a synthetic EVA build for lightweight cushioning. The release is produced in Germany and spans a broad size run, with the smaller sizes offered through the BEAMS BOY label for a gender-spanning fit and larger men's sizes available as a companion listing.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast