Jordan is opting for a retro vibe this summer, rolling out the Air Jordan 1 Low in a classic "Royal Toe" colorway.With an all-American shade of "Royal Blue" covering the bulk of the sneaker, splashes of black and white unite the design. The bright cobalt blue envelopes the toe box, heel counter, tongue branding, rubber outsole, and of course, the Swooshes. Meanwhile, a crisp shade of white arrives as the backdrop to the familiar checkmark, as well as the stitched midsole. Elsewhere, a commanding...

With an archive as vast as Jordan Brand's, it's understandable if the titan footwear wants to dip into the back of its closet.For the first time since its initial release ten years ago, the Air Jordan 3 is hitting shelves in the "Fear" colorway. Opting for a mostly gray construction, the sneaker makes light work of various shades of the austere hue. Elephant print around the toe and heel invigorate the design, while leather and suede deliver texture to the upper. The otherwise somber shoe is bro...

Nike's classic Cortez silhouette is finding its way back into the mainstream, mostly thanks to notable collaborations with sacai and CLOT. Now, the sportswear giant is reimagining the popular sneaker through its own lens, this time presenting a plush "World Make" colorway.Landing in an elevated, "Vachetta Tan" hue, the new-and-improved sneaker features timeless beige leather across its upper, complete with tonal overlays and underlays. The shoe's signature Swooshes arrive outlined with a delicat...

Nike is opting for a natural approach with the release of the Nike Air Humara in "Light Bone."Initially launched in 1997, the soft and sensible shoe is versatile and comfortable enough to be worn indoors and out. Boasting a pale bone construction, the Air Humara arrives with pops of "High Voltage" neon accents as the Swoosh comes in the electric hue, matching the acidic yellow exposed stitching and trim on gray laces. Oscillating between shades of light and dark gray, the midsoles appear in a so...