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  Jordan Brand is revisiting the 2018  "Rookie of the Year" Air Jordan 1 High  by turning the colorway into a low for an upcoming release. As confirmed on the SNKRS release calendar, this sail and brown iteration of Michael Jordan's first signature shoe will release next week. The color scheme is identical to its high-top counterpart and is inspired by MJ's brown button-up shirt he wore during his NBA Rookie of the Year acceptance speech in 1985. The sneaker sports a sail leather upper offset by brown nubuck overlay panels and paired with a red "Nike Air" branded tongue tag. Completing the look is a sail midsole and a black outsole. Readers will be able to cop the "Rookie of the Year" Air Jordan 1 Low on April 18 via  SNKRS  and at select retailers for $140. Scroll on for a closer look at the sneaker.

  Fresh off the release of the  "Space Jam" Air Jordan 11 Low,  it looks like  Jordan Brand  is planning to drop another OG colorway Air Jordan 11 in low-top form next year. According to  Sneaker Files  and  @zSneakerheadz  on Instagram, the "Bred" Air Jordan 11 Low is hitting retailers in Summer 2025. This low-top version of the original colorway was formerly a player-exclusive for Michael Jordan in 1996, but the sneaker was finally released to the public in  2015. There are currently no leaked images of the purported "Bred" Air Jordan 11 Low retro, but the mock-up depiction from the leaker accounts suggests it will resemble the high-top pair with a black sock liner instead of the red collar featured on some of the  '96 PEs. The "Bred" Air Jordan 11 Low is expected to arrive sometime during the summer of next year, but a concrete release date has not yet been announced. UPDATE (04/12):  Jordan Brand has confirmed that the "Bre...

  A second Deion Sanders-inspired colorway of LeBron James' signature shoe will soon hit retailers, joining the upcoming  "Prime 93" LeBron 21  release. This time, there's a special version of the LeBron 21 that's inspired by Prime Time's Air Diamond Turf Max '96. Fans may remember that during the 2024 NBA All-Star Game, James debuted the mash-up sneaker by lacing up a  black and white iteration  of the shoe and then wore a white and red colorway during Round 1 of the Western Conference Playoffs. This upcoming "Prime 96" pair is identical to the latter pair, featuring a Diamond Turf-inspired upper paired with Zoom Air cushioning at the midsole. Despite images of the sneaker surfacing, release details for the "Prime 96" LeBron 21 have yet to be announced by Nike. Check back soon for official updates.

  Japanese streetwear legend  Nigo  has more iterations of the recently revitalized  Nike Air Force 3  on the way, as evidenced by the on-feet shot pictured here. Following the release of multiple colorful iterations of the Nigo x Nike Air Force 3 last year is a white-on-white color scheme, previewed by the designer himself on  Instagram.  Despite the lack of color, the style is elevated with faux croc skin-like elements on the overlay panels and a gold "Nike" lace charm at the midfoot. Sources also tell One Dope Ass Blogger that there's a black pair on the way, but images of that style have yet to surface. Check back soon for official updates on the release of this Nigo x Nike Air Force 3 collab in the coming weeks. UPDATE (04/15):  Release details for the latest Nigo x Nike Air Force 3 styles have been announced. The white and black colorways will be released this Saturday, April 19, at  Humanmade.jp  and at the Otsumo Plaza in Minami ...

  Every five years, since 1995, New Balance has followed a strict release plan for the  Made in USA 1300JP.  Now, it has come time for the Boston-based footwear brand to re-release the legendary sneaker again. Pictured here is this year's reissue of the New Balance 1300JP that's scheduled to hit retailers in late May. The release date coincides with "Grey Days," the brand-created holiday celebrating the grey color scheme its sneakers are known for, and observed annually in May. Via New Balance

  There is no shortage of OG-styled  Air Jordans  reportedly returning in 2025, and now, rumored to join that list is the "UNC"  Air Jordan 1 . According to  Sneaker Files  and  @zSneakerheadz  on Instagram, a reimagined version of the original "UNC" Air Jordan 1 High colorway is hitting retailers next summer. There are no leaked images of the purported retro at the time of writing, and the pair pictured above is the original version from 1985. The accounts say that the new pair will feature an updated design element of some sort, but the exact modification of the style has yet to leak. Prior to the rumored "UNC Reimagined" Air Jordan 1 release, there's a  "Black Toe Reimagined"  dropping in October featuring "Air Jordan" branding on the collar instead of the iconic Wings logo. As of now, the release of the "UNC Reimagined" Air Jordan 1 High has yet to be confirmed by Jordan Brand. UPDATE (09/24/24):  New details for the r...