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  Bape has joined forces with the multidisciplinary creative KidSuper for an enormous Bape Sta collection inspired by the 2026 World Cup. The upcoming SuperBape Cup collection features 48 different colorways, with each design inspired by the countries competing at this year’s World Cup tournament. Each iteration features the team colors of their respective nation on the premium patent leather uppers, while KidSuper’s “eye” logo appears on the star branding and a face graphic on the heel counter. The collaborators also confirmed that the Argentina, Brazil, England, France, Ghana, Japan, Mexico, Portugal, Spain, and US colorways of their SuperBape Cup collection will launch at Bape stores tomorrow, June 11, while the remaining 38 pairs will be released via a pre-order at Superbape.com. Each iteration retails for $325. In addition, StockX confirmed it will auction off the full 48-shoe collection starting tomorrow at 3 p.m. ET through June 15 at 8 p.m. ET. Grab a closer look at the ...

  After releasing a Los Angeles Lakers-inspired Air Jordan 4 earlier this year, another NBA franchise is getting its own Air Jordan release soon. Newly leaked images from @zSneakerheadz on Instagram show an early look at the “Bucks” Air Jordan 12 (style code: CT8013-103). The sneaker dons the team colors of the Milwaukee-based franchise, sporting a predominantly white leather upper paired with a pine green nubuck mudguard and purple accents on the tongue as well as the heel’s pull tab. At the center of the mudguard and the eyelets is an iridescent detail that shows both green and purple hues at different angles. Jordan Brand released a “Bucks” Air Jordan 7 in 2019, which was inspired by Ray Allen’s PE colorway from 2002. According to @zSneakerheadz on Instagram, the “Bucks” Air Jordan 12 will be released on Sept. 19 via SNKRS and at select retailers. Check back soon for official updates in the coming months.

  Nike is planning to rerelease its Air Bakin hoops shoe this year, as evidenced by the leaked images here. According to leaker @Xcmade2 on Instagram, the 2026 “Varsity Red” Nike Air Bakin (style code: IQ5365-600) is slated to return to retailers sometime during the fall. This iteration of the Air Bakin was popularized by Hall of Fame point guard Tim Hardaway during his time with the Miami Heat in the late ‘90s. During the model’s original release in 1997, the sneaker was met with controversy as some fans believed the heel’s flaming 'Air' logo resembled 'Allah’ in Arabic. This upcoming version features standard ‘Nike Air’ branding on the heel, the traditional black and red upper, as well as contrasting yellow shoelaces. At the time of writing, specific release details for the “Varsity Red” Nike Air Bakin have yet to be announced by the brand. Check back soon for official updates.

  The latest Travis Scott x Air Jordan collabs were released last week with the arrival of two pink-colored Air Jordan 1 Lows. The project appeared to be more widely accessible than the two entities’ past drops, available on the Nike SNKRS app , Travis Scott’s website , and at plenty of sneaker boutiques across the globe. But how do resale prices compare with each other, as well as past styles, on the secondary marketplace? According to data provided by StockX , the two pink Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Lows had similar performance metrics during their May 29 release on the resale marketplace. The “ Shy Pink ” colorway had 1,648 sales at an average price of $459, while the “ Tropical Pink ” iteration had 1,602 sales for an average of $454 per sale. Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low Average Resale Prices on Release Day Since 2024 “Tropical Pink” (May 29, 2026): $459 “Shy Pink” (May 29, 2026): $454 Fragment x Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low (Nov. 15, 2025): $1,763 “Velvet Brown” (D...