Footwear
Muted earth tones anchor the retro makeup, broken up by royal blue branding and burgundy accents.
Green and black makeups carry museum branding on the lace panels and insoles of the split-toe runner.
ABZORB SBS pods and wave moldings anchor a silhouette fronted by Coco Gauff and Aminé.
Two new taupe silhouettes trade laces for easy, warm-weather wear.
As part of the inaugural Jordan Design Studio program, global creatives were challenged with redesigning the AJ1.
The collaborative capsule is highlighted by the “Top Turf Pitch” sandal featuring full green velvet construction and custom hardware.
Made in the UK for a limited drop of 90 pairs, mfpen founder Sigurd Bank exclusively shared, “All upper materials are surplus from past production.”
Arriving in Blue, Yellow and Black colorways.
Swapping mesh for nylon and nubuck, the Japanese label brings understated sophistication to the 2000s track runner.
The indigo build grafts centuries-old Japanese craft onto the label’s own sneaker sole for a hybrid that reads equal parts heritage and streetwear.
The special-order build swaps in a crepe-and-Vibram base, a turquoise insole and three interchangeable laces.
The all-black build leans on a full leather cover and a metallic Swoosh to give the decades-old silhouette a luxe finish.
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