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  The  Undefeated x Air Jordan 4,  one of the rarest sneaker releases and the first-ever  Air Jordan collaboration,  is coming back this week. As the story of the design goes, the project references MA-1 flight jackets. But as it turns out, the olive and orange color scheme wasn't the boutique's only concept. In an  interview  with Complex's Matt Welty, Undefeated co-founder James Bond revealed that a version of the original 2005 Undefeated x Air Jordan 4 was a blue-based colorway inspired by the BlackBerry phone. Welty then asked about the ongoing rumors surrounding the collaboration and the coveted "Encore" Eminem x Air Jordan 4, in which Slim Shady supposedly saw the blue Undefeated Jordan 4 samples during a visit to Nike's World Headquarters in Portland, OR, and turned them into his own colorway. "I think there have been so many variations that have been sitting around, and I think when we're in Portland, we see something on someone's desk, we...

  The current retro run of the big bubble  Nike Air Max 95  will reportedly continue into 2026, as rumors are now circulating that the  original  "Comet" colorway will return next year. According to  @Bubblekoppe  on Instagram, the "Comet"  Air Max 95  is coming back next summer in big bubble form. Images of the purported retro have yet to leak, and the version pictured above is the original pair released in 1995. The "Comet" Air Max 95 offers a gradient fade on the upper that's different from the popular "Neon" colorway by starting with black at the top and dropping down to white by the mudguard. The comet red accents appear on the shoe's lace loops and on the heel's mini Swoosh logo. Nike has rereleased the "Comet" Air Max 95 several times since 1995, including in '03 and '10. The brand also released a version that featured  leather  on the uppers in '98. At the time of writing, a firm release date for the 2026...

  Crep Protect  has just launched two new products to elevate your kicks: the Crep Protect Fuzzy Laces and Rope Laces. Designed to prioritise style as much as performance, the laces are also equipped with the brand’s signature waterproofing technology. Both lace styles are immune to liquid and stains, so there’s no chance of fading or losing their original colour and texture. The extra-long Rope laces measure 140cm (L) x 1cm (W), and they’re particularly well-suited to silhouettes like adidas Campus, Air Force 1 Lows, Jordan 1s, and more. You can cop them in baby blue, baby pink, black, and white colourways. The Fuzzy laces, meanwhile, measure 130cm long so they’re perfect for silhouettes like AF1 Lows, Dunks, Vans KNU Skools, and more. They’re available in black, white and cream colourways. The all-new lace styles are now available at  crepprotect.com  and JD Sports, with Fuzzy Laces priced at £10 and Rope Laces at £12. Image via Crep Protect Image via Crep Protect ...