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Suede for autumn? Groundbreaking. For real, though—this Cortez is officially ready for the season. Pale Ivory suede adds a luxe softness to the heritage running icon, offset by Deep Royal Blue leather at the Swoosh and heel. And of course, it wouldn't be the Cortez without some retro flair: see-saw detailing, vintage-inspired branding and a Gum-coloured outsole get it done.

Although the Air Max 1 “Big Bubble” and Air Max Pulse headlining the Air Max Day releases in March, Nike’s most innovative Air Max drop might be coming next month. That would be debut of the Vapormax 2023 Flyknit, the next iteration of the franchise that debuted back in 2017. Tweaking and refining the model ever so slightly, Nike’s latest delivery of the Vapormax Flyknit family sees a newly engineered knit upper with embedded cables that lock down the lace loops. The Vapormax cushioning unit is carried over from the 2021 model, although the midsole that scoops upwards is slightly retooled. The real change is clearly the aforementioned knit upper. which also makes use of that “unfinished” aesthetic by way of the exposed sponge innards at the ankle.

The Air Max Pulse pulls inspiration from the London music scene, bringing an underground touch to the iconic Air Max line. Its textile-wrapped midsole and vacuum-sealed accents keep ‘em looking fresh and clean, while colors inspired by the London music scene give your look the edge. Point-loaded Air cushioning—revamped from the incredibly plush Air Max 270—delivers better bounce, helping you push past your limits.

Nike’s running silhouette inspired by London’s music scene and brutalist architecture, the Air Max Pulse, dons minimalist black and grey with a touch of red. Just recently introduced last March, the shoe was endorsed by London musicians, Nia Archives and Jeshi. Meet the Nike Air Max Pulse “Black Cool Grey”. This Air Max Pulse has a tight mesh base in grey from heel to toe. 3D signature profile Swooshes stand out on the medial and lateral mid-panels in white. Synthetic overlays wrap around the bottom of the shoe and partially cover the main Swooshes. A small metallic silver Swoosh sits on the lateral midfoot, right below the partially tucked main Swoosh. A black and grey foam midsole with an exposed Air unit encased in red and a black and translucent red waffle outsole wrap up the design of this sneaker.

This Nike Air Max Pulse which starts off with a White open mesh construction on the upper along with a Metallic Silver synthetic leather seen on the mudguards. Black accents are then added for contrast on the heel counters, tongues, inner liner, and the Swooshes on the side panels. Additional details include Vibrant Green and Orange accents, multicolored laces, the “Have a Nike Day” smiley face on the tongues and insoles, and a Blue semi-translucent Air Max heel unit.

The Nike Air Max 98 TL Supreme Brown low-top sneakers are another sneaker from the collaboration between Supreme and Nike. Their first joint product was released back in 2002, and since then many silhouettes have been created in which this American skateboarding brand has participated.

The Nike Air Max 1 Puerto Rico Orange Frost celebrate this year’s Puerto Rico Day, which takes place during June in the U.S. along Fifth Avenue in the Manhattan borough of New York City. The Orange Frost iteration of the Nike Air Max 1 Puerto Rico pays homage to the Puerto Rican frozen treats (helados) known as “piraguas” that come in flavors such as coconut, passionfruit and pineapple. Done in an official color scheme listed as Orange Frost/Citron Pulse-Coconut Milk, this Air Max 1 is constructed in a mix of textile, leather, and suede. Key features include the Jewel Swooshes on the side panels, the Gold Puerto Rico lace dubraes, the unique Nike ice cream tongue labels, and the “Puerto Rico” text embroidered on the right heel. Special packaging that include a custom towel to further celebrate Puerto Rico Day will also be included in the release. The Nike Air Max 1 Puerto Rico Orange Frost will release via SNKRS and select retailers on June 6th for a price tag of $140. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Max 1 Puerto Rico Orange Frost.

When it fits this good and looks this great, it doesn’t need a Swoosh logo. The Air Huarache takes on a classic silhouette with a runner-inspired design, mixed materials and rich neutrals for a look that is both nostalgic and brand new. With its stretchy, foot-hugging fabric and futuristic heel cage, it's still everything you love about the Huarache.

Crafted with precision, the Nike Air Force 1 Luxe refreshes the b-ball icon. Its crisp leather in the upper features the perfect shine. Stitching along the midsole adds an artisan touch while the rugged tread on the outsole nods to your favourite city boots.

In addition to the Nike Air Force 1 Low NAI-KE Tan, another colorway of the pair has surfaced with this tonal Olive color option. Covered in a full olive canvas construction all over the upper, this Nike Air Force 1 Low with tonal detailing seen on the midsole. To provide a unique look we see the addition of Sashiko-like stitching on the side panels along with NAI-KE branding on the heels and insoles. Finishing details include dyed laces and Sail detailing on the insoles, inner liner, and rubber outsoles.

This time around, the Air Force 1 Low has been equipped with a new woven upper panel at the midfoot. It appears as tonal detailing, matching the rest of the upper’s eggshell white finish. Its accompanying panels feature a leather finish while the Swooshes appear in suede. The heel tab similarly dons suede with thematic embroidery and weaving. Elsewhere, the tongue carries a thinner weave throughout its build, the lining appears in a “Vachetta Tan”-esque color and a gum sole supports a white midsole.

Previewed below, the 2023 iteration of the Nike Air Force 1 Low Halloween comes dressed in an all-Black upper that is constructed out of a mix of tumbled leather on the underlays and quarter panels with snakeskin details. More of the same faux reptile texture can be found on the eyestay, toe, heel, and Swoosh overlays. The all-Black aesthetic is then met with Orange Nike branding on the tongue tags, Metallic Silver jack-o-lantern lace dubraes and custom insoles portraying a dark eerie forest with Swoosh-carved pumpkins. A Black midsole and Neon Green semi-translucent outsole round out the main features of the sneaker.