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  Nike is releasing a new iteration of the original  ‘Neon’ Air Max 95  colorway based on an unrealized 1994 sketch from the shoe’s designer,  Sergio Lozano . The sneaker will be sold exclusively through Nike’s SNKRS app and in collaboration with the  Museum of Modern Art Design Store . Without prior announcement, the MoMA Design Store put up a run of the shoes  on its website here  on Wednesday morning at around 10:15 am. The sneakers sold out within minutes. The Air Max 95 will drop again on Thursday, April 10, through a Nike SNKRS Pass that will be open to SNKRS app users in the New York City area for a random 10-minute window that day. The SNKRS Pass function makes launches available in a specific geo-fenced radius, meaning that if you’re not in the right location, you won’t be able to participate. Users who successfully reserve a pair through the app will be able to purchase the shoe at the SoHo MoMA Design Store on Friday, April 11. The sneaker w...

  It appears that  A Ma Maniére  isn't done collaborating with  Jordan Brand  on the Air Jordan 3. Fresh off the release of the  "While You Were Sleeping"  colorway in August, a new iteration of the collaborative sneaker has now leaked. Images from leaker  @Kicksdong  on Instagram show an early look at the previously unseen "Diffused Blue" A Ma Maniére x Air Jordan 3. This pair follows the same design formula as the previous styles, featuring premium suede panels replacing the elephant print on the tumbled leather upper. This latest version also includes both the Jumpman and the boutique's "A" logo embroidered on the tongue, while "Nike Air" appears on the heel tab. According to  @zSneakerheadz  on Instagram, this "Diffused Blue" colorway is scheduled to launch on March 15 and will retail for $225. Check back soon for official updates. UPDATE (04/09):  After releasing exclusively through A Ma Maniére last month, the boutique...

  The 30th anniversary run of the  Nike Air Max 95  this year will include a retro release of the "Bright Mandarin" colorway, as evidenced by these  images  here. According to a sneaker industry source, the upcoming "Bright Mandarin" Air Max 95 is dropping as part of Nike's Summer 2025 range and should hit retailers between April and June. Sources have also confirmed to One Dope Ass Blogger that this pair will be more widely available than this year's  "Neon" retro  and will release via  SNKRS  for $180. Nike introduced this grey and orange Air Max 95 colorway in  1997,  and the upcoming version will be almost identical to the original release, albeit with the big bubble treatment on the midsole. As of now, a firm release date for the "Bright Mandarin" Air Max 95 big bubble retro has not yet been announced by Nike. Via @Youngcorey on X

  Travis Scott has previewed a new iteration of his popular reverse Swoosh-adorned Air Jordan 1 collaboration. Spotted at courtside yesterday between the Houston Rockets and the Los Angeles Clippers, the rapper wore a previously unseen Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low, pictured above. The sneaker features a similar color scheme to the purported  Fragment x Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1  coming later this year. The sneaker worn by Travis yesterday does feature subtle differences from the rumored retail pair, with small texts printed on the lateral side by the reverse Swoosh logo instead of on the medial side seen on the  leaked version. Travis has previously collaborated with Fragment's Hiroshi Fujiwara on the Air Jordan 1, with both a  low  and  high-top  collab releasing in 2021. Currently, the release of this new Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low has yet to be announced by Jordan Brand. Via Allen Berezovsky/Getty

  Nike is planning to bring back the brown  “Escape” colorway of the Air Force 1 from 2005 , the brand said on a livestream on its SNKRS app on Thursday. The Air Force 1 “Escape,” which has never been re-released, is expected to arrive in the Spring 2025 season. The “Escape” Air Force 1s get their nickname from the resemblance they bear to the loosely themed, brown-leaning  “Escape” collection of Nikes  from 1988 that included Air Force 3s and Cross Trainer Lows. There have been other Air Force 1s that took on the “Escape” nickname, including  another brown and white colorway  in 2003 that was sold at JD Sports, and another 2005 pair  in white/storm blue . Both of the 2005 pairs feature tongue labels that read “Escape,” tying them directly to the range from ‘88. The upcoming retro (style code HJ4323-100) does not appear to use the “Escape” tongue text. Sources tell One Dope Ass Blogger that Nike was also planning to release a retro of  the “Escape...