New Drop Jordans,Responsible for one of 2019’s most coveted Nike SB Dunk Low releases, Verdy returns to the Nike SB Dunk under his Wasted Youth imprint, bringing its strong punk aesthetic to the Low-top model. Featuring a patchwork of black denim and leather, Verdy slightly modifies the construction of the Dunk overlays at the toebox outrigger and heel, strongly suggesting a look of salvage via the leather path overlays. On the medial is an oversized rose overlay, a nod to the brand’s consistent use of red. Perhaps the standout details of the shoe are less about the design, but the messaging. On the insoles read “No Thank You I Don’t Need Your Support” and “Don’t Bother Me Anymore”, likely his regular retorts when randoms slide into his DMs for free pairs. The tongue logos also swap out the Swoosh brand’s name in place of the cooperating partner’s, making up one of the most enmeshed SB Dunk collabs yet.

Menairshoes,If you’ve yet to add a pair of Nike Blazers in any of its seemingly endless and readily available forms to your rotation, ask yourself why. Belonging in the echelon of the brand’s most stylish, relevant, and goes-with-everything sneakers in history, the Blazer Mid has surged to the forefront of everyday lifestyle sensibility, largely with the help of the ’77 trim. It’s really a matter of finding the color that you like at this point, because we’ve seen nearly every colorway style under the sun hit the timeless model. In fact, we’re certain this newly dropped Team Red colorway was made available on some occasion before, but rather than stressing your mind, just save yourself the trouble and cop yourself a pair via the shopping links below. They literally go with everything, except maybe with the apparel seen in the Skepta Air Max Tailwind 5.

2021Sneakers were rumors that the Fragment x Nike Dunk High “City Pack” would be making its return in 2021. And though we expected a true-to-OG recreation, what we’re actually getting is something just a bit off. As revealed by way of sneaker leakers and insiders, the “Beijing” colorway is only a fraction of what it once was, the pair now removed of the mismatched effect that made it noteworthy years prior. The “London” and “New York” alternates will likely follow suit, each opting for one and only one set of color blocking. Here, the “Beijing” prefers to keep the purple along the inside, i.e. the mid-panel, toe, and collar. Elsewhere, black neutrals outfits the overlays, finishing off a palette that’s at least halfway faithful. But what’s overtly not is the branding, as the counter’s Fragment lightning bolt is sized up by a small yet noticeable degree. Sunglasshut The midsole also lays down some additional text, further setting the release apart from the original.