The product edit
New releases worth knowing about, from streetwear and seasonal staples to limited fashion collaborations.
Streetwear
Aimé Leon Dore dresses New Balance's domestic-made 990v4 in navy nubuck suede and olive mesh, the kind of quiet, made-in-USA flex that has become ALD's signature move on the silhouette.
$195
Streetwear
PSG's club identity lands on Kevin Durant's sixth signature shoe in metallic silver with College Navy and red trim. It is a restrained take on a famously angular silhouette, and easily the week's most wearable football crossover.
$135
Capsule Collection
Shop Cider's first Sanrio capsule arrived worldwide with Hello Kitty, My Melody, and Cinnamoroll worked into patchwork tees, photo-print denim, and scallop-edge hoodie sets. Sanrio sat in on everything from fabric selection to character artwork.
Varies
Streetwear
The hybrid Six Rings returns in its black patent-and-ballistic-nylon Space Jam dress, iced soles and royal accents intact. It extends Jordan Brand's thirtieth-anniversary run past the Air Jordan 9 reissue and into the franchise's stranger corners.
$175
Capsule Collection
Fifteen years in, Todd Snyder remakes his own greatest hits — the Dylan Jacket, the Wythe Suit — in Italian suede, indigo denim, and gabardine. The brief, in the designer's words, is refinement rather than reinvention.
$98–$1,298
Fashion House
Simon Porte Jacquemus reworks Nike's 1972 Moon Shoe in an Emerald Rise, Ghost, and Pale Ivory palette built for a Miami state of mind. Sold through Jacquemus's own channel rather than SNKRS, which tells you who this pair is really for.
$180
Streetwear
Paris customizer Stan Birch (Flou Customs) gets his first official Saucony, layering sail mesh, green suede, and tan leather over a purple ProGrid midsole. The heel is embroidered with the instruction: stand out.
$165
Streetwear
Steph Curry's first Li-Ning release arrives not as a signature shoe but as a Way of Wade 12 collab, in teal "Liberty" and blacked-out "Obsidian" editions capped at 200 pairs each. Free agency's most-watched sneaker deal, made tangible.
$200
Streetwear
The 2013 soccer-inspired colorway returns in Protro form, fading from Red Plum to Pink Flash with Electric Green hits and a React upgrade underfoot. Kobe's love letter to the beautiful game, back on shelves.
$200
Streetwear
Thirty years after MJ laced them up in the film's training scenes, the Space Jam 9 returns with a shape corrected to the 1993 original and Looney Tunes packaging. The sneaker the movie made famous, finally made right.
$215
Fashion House
S'YTE's first-ever sneaker is built by Moonstar, the 150-year-old Kurume shoemaker, using a vulcanization process only a handful of Japanese factories can still execute. Anti-mode, handmade, and quietly perfect.
¥29,700
Streetwear
Nike digs into the archive again, reviving LeBron's 2003 Air Zoom Generation "Laser" PE on the brand-new 23 silhouette. It's a full-circle flex for a shoe line built almost entirely on nostalgia at this point, and at $210, nostalgia isn't cheap.
$210
Streetwear
Ant Edwards' third signature shoe lands in "Cold Blooded" blue, and adidas is betting Hyperboost cushioning does for hoops what Minnesota's coldest personality does for trash talk. At $130, it's priced to actually sell on court, not just resell online.
$130
Capsule Collection
Gap and A.P.C. finally made it official, splitting the difference between Fifth Avenue basics and Rue de Turenne minimalism across 37 pieces of Japanese denim, cardigans, and Breton stripes. It's the kind of "quiet luxury by way of the mall" play that makes you wonder why nobody paired these two sooner.
$28–$328
Streetwear
New Balance dresses its Made in UK 991v1 in a rich cocoa suede, a reminder that the brand's heritage running silhouette still does its best work when it never gets anywhere near a treadmill.
$270
Fashion House
Miu Miu grafts a Mary Jane strap onto the New Balance 530 SL and charges four figures for the privilege, proof that the surest way to make a dad shoe feel exclusive is to put a couture house's name on the box.
$1,170
Streetwear
The box logo goes back to the job site with this Diamond Plate colorway, a waterproof Timberland boot built for weather, resale, and absolutely no actual construction work.
$248
Mall Retail
A five-bottle Target exclusive pairs Owala's cult FreeSip design with Pikachu, Gengar, Eevee's evolutions, and the original Kanto starters, and, predictably, it is already selling out.
$29.99
Capsule Collection
Timed to the franchise's 20th anniversary, Crocs sends Lightning McQueen's Dinoco livery onto a clog complete with an oversized heel spoiler, a race-ready wink for Pixar diehards of any age.
$75
Streetwear
Marking the AJ6's 35th anniversary, this women's exclusive trades the usual retro palette for pearlescent berry panels and a metallic silver heel, proof the silhouette still has new colors to wear.
$205
Streetwear
The Samba keeps finding new ways to stay interesting, and a scaly green-and-mauve upper with a gum sole is proof adidas still has range left in its most overexposed silhouette.
$120
Streetwear
Yuto Horigome puts his own signature on skating's most enduring silhouette, trading gimmicks for off-white leather, grey mesh, and a family crest on the heel that says this one is personal, not promotional.
$125
Mall Retail
The mall staple goes full menswear with a pleated front and a relaxed leg, the latest sign that Abercrombie has fully abandoned its 2005 self.
$95
Capsule Collection
KAWS retires his longtime COMPANION cast for three new characters, Sun, Earth, and Moon, proving the artist can still make a basic tee feel like a collectible.
$29.90
Streetwear
Copenhagen tennis label Palmes becomes the first brand to reimagine the Jack Purcell PDM in two colorways at once, trading the classic smile for a worn-in, off-court finish.
$100
Fashion House
A slouchy, oversized ribbed knit that argues quiet luxury does not have to mean fitted, and that a four-figure sweater can still look like something you slept in on purpose.
$2,395
Streetwear
Wagyu's marbled palette gets translated into leather and suede on the Air Max 90, with gold Swoosh accents standing in for the fat cap on a well-aged steak.
$150
Streetwear
Steven Victor's label puts its dog logo on a university red Air Force 1 and caps the run at 646 pairs, a nod to the 646 area code, after an in-person launch event was scrapped for an online drop.
$150
Streetwear
Larry June brings his produce-aisle color language to the retro-runner Adistar Control 5, dressing it in semi lucid red and semi solar slime for a wide release after last week's raffle.
$160
Fashion House
The designer's sixth outing with ASICS softens the chunky GEL-Kinetic FR silhouette with floral hardware and toggle straps, proving performance tech and couture detailing can share a shoebox.
$200
Streetwear
Nike's cushiest road runner goes full cookie mode, pairing a black upper with a speckled midsole that earns the Oreo nickname without a hint of irony. It is a rare case of a performance shoe having more personality than half the lifestyle rack.
$230
Streetwear
Penny Hardaway's 2K4 gets dressed in Knicks-coded blue and orange, resurrecting a cult early-2000s silhouette that basketball sneakerheads have been begging Nike to bring back.
$200
Fashion House
Simone Rocha keeps stacking pearls and ribbon laces onto adidas' Taekwondo silhouette, and the five-pair capsule lands with the designer's signature romantic-meets-brutalist edge intact.
$250
Streetwear
Supreme trades its usual box-logo bombast for A.PRESSE's quiet, fabric-obsessed tailoring, and the resulting calfskin jacket is the most expensive proof yet that the brand can do restraint.
$4,498
Streetwear
Crocs leans all the way into nostalgia with a four-clog Yu-Gi-Oh! lineup, complete with a limited trading card for in-person buyers, proving the foam clog will collab with literally anything at this point.
$90
Streetwear
Artist Tyrrell Winston's second adidas collaboration wraps the 3D-printed Climacool 4D in collegiate red and off-white, pairing the lattice sneaker with a matching apparel capsule.
$180
Streetwear
The Air Jordan 7 gets a US Open-timed makeover in neon lime, pink, and anthracite, channeling '90s tennis energy just as the tournament wraps up in Flushing.
$215
Streetwear
Terror Squad's logo returns to the Air Force 1 Low in white and university red, bringing Bronx hip-hop history back to one of Nike's most collaborated silhouettes.
$150
Capsule Collection
Coach's former creative architect Reed Krakoff brings real hardware and structure to a five-piece Gap handbag line, elevating the mall staple without losing the price tag that made Gap, Gap.
$99.95
Streetwear
Nike resurrects the Big Bubble 'Greedy' colorway that built a cult following, proving some hype never actually cooled off, it just went on layaway.
$200
Streetwear
Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone's third signature shoe trades loud track-star energy for soft-grey normcore, the most convincing case yet for the 'dad shoe' as flex.
$160
Streetwear
Giannis' eighth signature shoe lands in a full-send red colorway built for players who treat the paint like their personal demolition site.
$115
Capsule Collection
Kith's Monday Program goes full nostalgia with a 1996 Yankees capsule — rugs, tapestries and a teddy bear that's doing more Bronx storytelling than most stadium tours.
$85
Streetwear
Kevin Durant's signature line goes full candy-shop with a glossy, gorge-green coat that reads more show car than shoe. Another entry in the "Candies" run that keeps making the KD19 the most fun silhouette on court.
$155
Streetwear
Twenty years after it first vanished, the 'Tour Yellow' 4 is back on shelves — same speckled midsole, same hidden 'Rare Air' tongue tag, same instant resale math.
$220
Streetwear
Sabrina Ionescu's fourth signature shoe lands in hi-vis Desert Pink and Lemon Venom — proof her line has fully graduated from 'sleeper hit' to shelf staple.
$135
Streetwear
La Flame paints the AF1 in glacial blue for his Cactus Court tennis-inspired pack, dropping alongside a matching Zoom Vapor 12 built for the US Open circuit. Cactus Jack keeps finding new ways to make a 40-year-old shoe feel like contraband.
$120
Streetwear
Jack Harlow drenches the walking-shoe-coded T500 in soft brown leather and names it for the landscape architect behind his hometown Louisville park. A slow-living sneaker from a guy who has never once seemed to be in a hurry.
$130
Mall Retail
Giddey's signature NITRO gets its Bulls-era makeover in cobalt and glowing pink. Puma is quietly building a real hoops roster while everyone argues about Nike's.
$140
Mall Retail
De'Aaron Fox's third signature shoe gets a grayscale 'Gamer' colorway built for the guys who treat hardwood like a joystick. Understated, which is more than you can say for his handle.
$125
Streetwear
A fully 3D-printed, ventilated runner limited to 400 pairs and released through the Confirmed app raffle — adidas keeps proving its print lab is a design studio, not just a supply-chain flex.
$180
Streetwear
Nike grafts Ronaldo Nazario's Mercurial R9 onto an Air Max 95 chassis, resurrecting the 2006 "Joga Bonito" campaign two decades later. The R9 accents and the Air unit doing all the talking.
$180
Streetwear
Bembury's fingerprint-textured design language returns on a NITROFOAM runner, launching in "Terracotta" and "Alloy" — the same tactile, earth-toned signature that made the original Velum a sleeper hit.
$160
Streetwear
Post Archive Faction closes out its On collaboration with three trail-inspired Cloudsoma colorways built for pavement, not peaks — CloudTec Connect cushioning wrapped in PAF's signature deconstructed silhouette.
$200
Streetwear
Jordan Brand traded hoops heritage for a manicure moment, dressing the AJ1 High OG in university red and light soft pink with nail-art detailing built for the SNKRS line, not the free-throw line.
$185
Streetwear
Devin Booker's second signature shoe pulls its name and grayscale palette from Detroit's Joe Louis Fist monument, turning a local landmark into a launch story instead of another colorway.
$145
Streetwear
Mall Retail
Lightweight car coat in plaid double-faced cotton, tailored for shoulder-season layering.
$298 (was $378)
Mall Retail
A-line lace midi skirt in birchwood, cut in a stretch woven lace with a mid rise.
$168$148
Mall Retail
Relaxed cotton-poplin pant with a removable paracord tie at the waist.
$98 (was $118)
Mall Retail
Scoop-neck midi slip dress in a fluid cupro blend, offered in black and smoked walnut.
$148
Mall Retail
Italian-leather ballet flats with a soft round toe and low profile sole.
$148
Streetwear
A boxy, camp-collar Woodpoint shirt in Kith's Nocturnal colorway. Cut for a relaxed drape and built to carry a full outfit on its own.
$210
Mall Retail
J.Crew's cult Tiny Rollneck returns in a vintage red stripe. Slim, cropped and cotton-light for layering into fall.
$118
Capsule Collection
A photo tee pulled from BMW's M1 archive, printed for Kith's motorsport capsule. Heavyweight cotton, oversized fit.
$65
Mall Retail
Aerie's OVERSLEPT sleep line in its signature Real Soft fabric. A loose pajama shirt made for staying in.
$44.95
Streetwear
A Protro-tuned Dunk Low built around WNBA All-Star colors, with upgraded cushioning under a classic silhouette.
$135
Streetwear
Tyler, the Creator's GOLF le FLEUR* takes on the Converse 1908 Jogger, in a pastel-leaning runner with a suede overlay.
$105
Mall Retail
Gap's Hailey Bieber collaboration centers on a straight-leg denim jean with a high rise and rigid-feel cotton.
$89
Mall Retail
A skate-inspired deck shoe on Buck Mason's Moonstar last, with herringbone canvas upper and natural rubber sole. Vulcanized and handmade in Kurume, Japan.
$158
Fashion House
A regular-fit casual shirt in crinkled poplin with tonal stripes. Finished with the Maison Kitsune Handwriting embroidery at the chest, in twine grey.
$140
Mall Retail
A revival of the 1970s VANAC, with faceted crystal, a sharp-edged case and Seiko's in-house automatic movement.
$3,300
Mall Retail
An intricately handwoven shoulder bag made from supple Italian sheep leather in a streamlined silhouette. Opens to a spacious interior; shown in cognac.
$168
Mall Retail
Christopher John Rogers' Old Navy line, distilled into a crisp cotton poplin drop-waist dress under $70.
$69.99
Fashion House
Tudor's smallest Black Bay, at 37mm, in a gilt-free blue dial. A cleaner nod to the brand's 1954 diver.
$4,725
Mall Retail
Banana Republic reissues an Explorers Club-era safari jacket, packable and cut in a technical cotton blend.
$400
Fashion House
Beckham's BOSS line in a cotton-silk polo with a soft collar and a quiet, tailored fit.
$200
Mall Retail
Express revives bebe's 2000s bandage dress in a metallic stripe. Strapless, body-hugging, unapologetically going-out.
$168
Fashion House
Gucci's Borsetto Boston bag in black leather, with rounded structure, top handles and minimal hardware.
$3,450
Fashion House
Tommy Hilfiger's first Cadillac F1 team kit polo, with race-day badging and a moisture-managing knit.
$99.50
Fashion House
Givenchy's The Snatch bag, cinched at the middle in grained leather, worn on the shoulder or in the hand.
$3,150
Mall Retail
Abercrombie's Kemo Sabe capsule brings western embroidery to a tiered V-neck maxi dress.
$220
Mall Retail
Addison Rae's Lucky Brand denim goes ultra low rise with a long, sweeping flare and a soft vintage wash.
$129
Fashion House
An unstructured tailored jacket made in Italy from a soft silk and virgin wool blend. Cut in classic dark navy for year-round wear.
$848