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Name: Nike Air Force 1 Low “Asparagus”Colorway: Asparagus/Wheat Grass-Aluminum-Phantom-BlackSKU: IO5011-300MSRP: $130 USDRelease Date: February 10Where to Buy: Nike SNKRSThe Nike Air Force 1 Low “Asparagus” has received a February 10 release date. The model returns with a sophisticated colorway that blends rugged materials with premium detailing. Instead of relying on high-contrast color blocking, the design leans into a subtle, organic aesthetic that feels equally indebted to early 2000s streetwear and modern craft.The upper is defined by a Wheatgrass camouflage canvas base, providing a durable foundation that nods to vintage military surplus gear. This is softened by White suede overlays and structured Nubuck on the eyelets and heel, creating a layered look that maintains order without feeling rigid. Fuzzy Asparagus green laces inject a distinct personality into the silhouette, while ripped tongue seams add a deconstructed, worn-in vibe. Inside, a leather sockliner elevates comfort, and the exterior is finished with embossed branding and a tan grind outsole that keeps the profile grounded.The Nike Air Force 1 Low “Asparagus” is scheduled to release on February 10 via Nike SNKRS and select retailers.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Supreme x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Multi-Color-Iguana”, “Multi-Color-Black”SKU: CU9225-900, CU9225-901Release Date: Fall 2026Supreme and Nike are gearing up for a robust Fall 2026 season, preparing two major collaborative projects. New rumor suggest the New York imprint will refresh its ongoing Air Force 1 Low partnership with new ‘Multi-Color’ iterations.The upcoming Supreme x Air Force 1 Lows appear to break away from the standard monotone white-and-black colorways that have anchored the partnership since 2020. Early rumors suggest two palettes will be released — ‘Multi-Color/Multi-Color-Iguana’ and ‘Multi-Color/Multi-Color-Black’ — showcasing a more vibrant aesthetic. The duo is also expected to retain the classic AF1 construction rather than the rumored shifts in silhouette.The pairs are slated for a Fall 2026 release. The Air Force 1 Lows are expected to arrive during early Fall. As with previous drops, the pairs will likely release exclusively via Supreme’s in-store and online channels on Thursdays. The images above feature the previous drops.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Air Force 1 Low “LA All-Star”Colorway: Black/Metallic Copper-University Gold-WhiteSKU: IU9209-001MSRP: $160 USDRelease Date: February 13Where to Buy: NikeIn anticipation of the 2026 NBA All-Star Weekend, Nike has transformed its most iconic silhouette to capture the high-octane energy of the event, unveiling the Air Force 1 Low “LA All-Star.” This release moves away from traditional color-blocking in favor of an experimental, high-impact aesthetic.The silhouette features a glossy, iridescent upper that oscillates between bronze and green depending on the light, resulting in a bold, liquid-like appearance. This striking exterior is paired with an intricate embossed pattern pressed into the leather panels, adding a rich, tactile dimension that amplifies the classic Air Force 1 lines. To balance the high-shine finish, a crisp white Swoosh provides sharp contrast, while black laces and a matching midsole anchor the design for the streets. Finishing touches include metallic lace tips and subtle All-Star branding, ensuring the pair feels like a standout commemorative piece. Check out the official images above.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Zoom Vomero 5 “Black Cream”Colorway: Black/Cream II/Cream IISKU: FJ4151-008MSRP: $170 USDRelease Date: Spring 2026Nike’s Zoom Vomero 5 is set to return in a “Black Cream” colorway that leans into a minimalist, lifestyle-oriented aesthetic.. This latest iteration continues the model’s recent resurgence, offering a sophisticated alternative to the more vibrant, neon-heavy colorways typically associated with the late-2000s era.Constructed with a foundation of black mesh, the upper provides the necessary breathability and depth that fans of the series expect. The “Cream II” overlays provide a sharp contrast, defining the silhouette’s intricate panelling without overwhelming the design. Texture is introduced through the signature ribbed TPU cage on the midfoot, while the heel features a quasi-industrial geometric wrap that adds structural integrity and visual complexity.Underfoot, the cushioning system remains the focus, combining dark charcoal and cream foams within the midsole to break up the visual weight of the shoe. The implementation of Zoom Air technology ensures responsive impact protection, while the outsole features modular rubber pods designed for traction. Subtle pops of light gold on the tongue and branding elements provide a final touch of refinement to this understated release.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Nearly a century later, the German Army Trainer is more relevant than ever. From luxury fashion houses to sportswear brands, its low-profile design has been embraced by the masses. While countless iterations of GAT-inspired shoes exist, Pane broke through with the introduction of its Light Training NO-GI sneaker. The Chinese brand, established in 2022, skyrocketed in popularity as people were drawn to the NO-GI’s deconstructed aesthetic. For founder Chen Ning and the rest of the team, this was just the beginning.Rooted in three key design principles: timelessness, motion, and authenticity, Pane utilizes Ning’s decade-long experience in bespoke menswear to deliver footwear meant to be worn habitually. By elevating each touchpoint associated with the brand, from distinct regional storefronts to intentional design choices, Pane seeks to seamlessly integrate itself into your rotation.We’re only months removed from the launch of its global website, and Pane is on pace to expand its global presence throughout 2026. We caught up with the team to discuss independence, restraint, and what it means to design shoes that simply feel right.Simply put, what is Pane?On the surface, Pane makes shoes and apparel. Backing each design is a mission to ensure that people can navigate their everyday lives feeling comfortable, elegant, and true to themselves. However, it’s not simply transactional; it’s a long-term social experience. The entire interaction is considered, from the distinct offline storefronts to the complementary nature of Pane objects with a good book or coffee.Are there any specific points of inspiration that inform this overarching vision?A recognizable divide in women’s footwear choices in cities. On one end of the spectrum, traditional formal options such as high heels, and on the other, lifestyle shoes rooted in the DNA of performance brands. Pane is meant to bridge this gap, offering a “quiet confidence” via a combination of technical detailing and elegant style.What is Pane’s target market?Since Pane’s inception, we’ve emphasized consumers aged 25 to 45, mostly women-oriented. However, we were surprised to find that our work resonated greatly with men, too. At first, 70-80% of our Instagram following was male, something we did not expect. As a result, we’ve had many requests for expanded sizing options on models like the Zephyr Training, which is inspired by ballet shoes.“Backing each design is a mission to ensure that people can navigate their everyday lives feeling comfortable, elegant, and true to themselves.”The brand has already started carving out its own position on a global scale. How does Pane seek to address its various growing regional audiences?We speak with many different accents, but we have one core language. A shoe like the Light Training NO-GI is built one way, what changes is the way we enter people’s lives in different regions.For China, we intentionally place ourselves in high-energy, premium retail hubs where performance and style can coexist. Each of our offline shops carries a different theme centered around a vacation state of mind. For example, the Guangzhou store is located in a resort area, and we channel this by including a beverage bar on site, as well as a tennis court under construction.Internationally, we’ve established strong audiences based in Japan, Bangkok, and the United States. We’re seeking to open our first overseas shops in Thailand this year, with a slow expansion from there, including showrooms in both Europe and America.What’s the toughest part of operating independently, and how do you navigate it without compromising the product?The toughest part of staying independent lies in navigating the inherent pressures of scaling and market presence while maintaining a commitment to meticulous craftsmanship and our long-term vision. However, we approach these not as limitations, but design constraints that enforce discipline and purity in our process.Your remake of the German Army Trainer, the Light Training NO-GI, introduced Pane to a massive audience. How did that sudden momentum shape the way you approached design, pace, and storytelling afterward?It was less a moment of redirection and more a powerful validation of our founding philosophy. The moment confirmed that modern consumers prioritize authenticity and enduring design over ephemeral trends. Building on this, we were able to strategically expand through new official stores and wholesale partnerships.“We speak with many different accents, but we have one core language.”What has been Pane’s approach to curating its offering of silhouettes?At first, it was important for us to find our signature models, ones that people could immediately recognize as being from Pane. Unlike larger shoe brands that develop these over several years, we aim to introduce new designs annually, if not biannually.On the apparel side, we started simple: graphic tees, hoodies, and so on. As we look to host our showrooms abroad, it’s important to us to have a complete complement to our footwear selection. So looking ahead, establishing a well-organized apparel line is a priority.If we fast-forward to the end of 2026, what would a successful year look like for Pane?There are two specific scenarios that come to mind as anchor points resembling success. The first is a regular Tuesday night in Shanghai. A person comes home from work to pick up a pair of Pane sneakers at the door without giving it any thought, because it’s become a natural choice in their everyday life for feeling relaxed and presentable. The other moment is a morning in Paris. Someone walks by a storefront and sees Pane shoes alongside a local brand that they’ve grown up with, and the new presence is noted, but feels fitting. View this post on Instagram A post shared by PANE® (@pane_official)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

SummaryThe UGG x Hidden.NY collaboration debuts on February 6, reinterpreting the Classic Short Boot and the Tasman through a lens of industrial utility and speculative technologyThe collection balances high-performance features like crampon-inspired hardware and lug soles on the Boot with “table-grade” sheepskin and plush sockliners on the TasmanA campaign shot by Peter Sutherland explores themes of “modern escapism,” moving from real-world cave-spelunking into a surreal, digitally-rendered dimensionUGG and the digital-to-physical powerhouse Hidden.NY are reuniting in early February for a limited-edition capsule that navigates the intersection of utility and modern escapism. The collaboration retools two of UGG’s most recognizable silhouettes—the Classic Short Boot and the Tasman—through the lens of “PPF Hardware,” a concept that explores the tension between industrial technology and natural comfort.The UGG x Hidden PPF Hardware Boot is designed for the “exterior” and forward momentum. It transforms the traditionally soft silhouette into a rugged explorer, featuring a heavy lug sole, a metallic heel plate, and specialized crampon-inspired hardware. It is a silhouette that prioritizes movement and the harsh realities of the outdoors. Conversely, the UGG x Hidden PPF Hardware Tasman serves as the “interior” retreat. This model focuses on the state of arrival, utilizing a premium table-grade sheepskin, a poured PU sockliner, and a unique tearaway strobel board, all finished with minimal Hidden branding.The campaign, captured by photographer Peter Sutherland, follows a speculative narrative titled “Discover a New World / Relief from Reality.” Set against the backdrop of San Francisco’s cave systems and rugged coastlines, the imagery eventually dissolves into a digitally altered, surreal landscape. This visual transition honors Hidden.NY’s origins in internet curation while positioning these footwear archetypes as essential tools for navigating both the physical earth and the digital “other side.” Look out for the release on Hidden.PPF on February 6.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: ASICS GEL-CUMULUS 16 “Carrier Grey/Pure Silver”Colorway:SKU: 1203A733.020MSRP: ¥17,600 JPY (approx. $114 USD)Release Date: February 5Where to Buy: ASICSASICS’ GEL-CUMULUS 16 gets a striking new “Carrier Grey/Pure Silver” variant, combining a retro-futuristic appeal with vibrant accents.The upper is constructed from breathable mesh in “Carrier Grey,” layered with synthetic overlays in yellow and “Pure Silver” that add structure and durability while creating a subtle reflective effect. The design is further enhanced by seamless paneling and open mesh layers, evoking the technical beauty of early 2010s silhouette. Branding is understated yet visible, with the ASICS logo integrated into the quarters and tonal detailing across the tongue, while the laces follow the muted grey palette to maintain a cohesive look.The midsole features ASICS’ FLUIDRIDE and FLYTEFOAM systems, complemented by dual GEL units in the forefoot and heel for responsive comfort. As for the outsole, it’s is engineered for traction and stability, balancing performance with everyday wearability. A polished finish on the overlays contrasts with the matte mesh base, giving the sneaker a layered depth that feels both modern and nostalgic.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: New Balance P400 “Black/Inkwell”Colorway: Black/InkwellSKU: UFFBB3YCMSRP: $130 USDRelease Date: February 11Where to Buy: New BalanceAfter first appearing as a collaborative centerpiece on Junya Watanabe’s Paris Fashion Week runway, the New Balance P400 is transitioning into its inaugural general release. Moving beyond the monochromatic runway aesthetic, the silhouette officially debuts in a sharp “Black/Inkwell” colorway.The most striking feature of the P400 is its tight checkerboard upper, which provides a textured, almost armored appearance. The design remains grounded with solid black toe caps, while the side panels shift into a dynamic black-and-white weave that creates a sense of motion. Vibrant Inkwell blue accents provide a necessary pop of color, highlighting the “N” logo, lace stays and the stabilizing midsole element.Familiar New Balance heritage is preserved through the tongue, which utilizes a white mesh base and grey reflective details. This traditional touch is softened by creamy off-white laces, grounding the shoe’s more aggressive angles. Built for performance, the sneaker features a high-performance Fresh Foam X midsole for maximum responsiveness and comfort. Look out for the silhouette to debut in mid-February.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Air Jordan 4 “Bred” (2019 pair pictured above)Colorway: Black/Cement Grey/Summit White/Fire RedSKU: IX8180-001MSRP: $220 USDRelease Date: November 27Where to Buy: NikeAccording to a new report from sneaker insiders zSneakerHeadz, this OG-inspired Air Jordan 4 “Bred” is set to re-release on November 27. This drop marks the revival of one of the most culturally significant silhouettes in the Jumpman archive. Famous for its 1989 debut and on-court legacy, the colorway is expected to serve as the anchor for the brand’s end-of-year lineup.While official imagery of the 2026 edition has yet to surface, reports indicate that this iteration is being engineered as the truest-to-OG version to date. The silhouette will feature the classic Black/Fire Red/Cement Grey/White colorway, expected to utilize period-correct nubuck and structural modifications that strictly follow the 1989 specifications, surpassing the accuracy of previous retros.The release is reported to arrive in full-family sizing, slated to land on Black Friday, November 27. View this post on Instagram A post shared by zSneakerHeadz (@zsneakerheadz)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Salomon XT-WHISPER VOID “Dark Slate/Gibraltar Sea”Colorway: Dark Slate/Gibraltar Sea/Footwear SilverSKU: L49100100MSRP: $165 USDRelease Date: Available NowWhere to Buy: SalomonSalomon is welcoming a sleek and mystical “Dark Slate/Gibraltar Sea” XT-WHISPER VOID, introducing a moody, deep-sea aesthetic to the XT-WHISPER lineage.Dominated by “Dark Slate” tones across its premium mesh base, the upper reinforced with structural overlays in “Gibraltar Sea” — a rich, oceanic blue that adds depth to the quarters and toe box. For a distinct, industrial contrast, “Footwear Silver” accents are applied as metallic finishes on the SensiFit™ cage and side branding, catching the light against the darker, matte background of the upper.Engineered for a precise fit, the silhouette features the iconic Quicklace™ system with tonal laces and a convenient lace pocket tucked into the tongue. The branding remains sleek and intentional, with the Salomon logo appearing in silver on the lateral heel and the “XT-Whisper” lettering subtly placed on the tongue.Underfoot, the sneaker is anchored by a high-stack midsole and a durable rubber outsole that utilizes multidirectional lugs for reliable traction. This colorway expertly balances its archival performance roots with a “void-like” color story, making it a versatile choice for both technical environments and urban rotations.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast