After much speculation and rumours, Union LA, Fragment Design and Jordan Brand are finally dropping their Air Jordan 1 collaboration. Releasing in three limited colourways, today I’m reviewing the “Royal” colourway which mashes up the bottom of the Air Jordan 1 “Royal” with the upper of the “Metallic Navy”. Tune into my early review for an in-depth look, and to see how they are in all its glory! Who’s copping these when they drop in February?
Stranger Things’ final season is celebrated with these special edition Nike Dunks that look straight from the 80s. Utilizing an aged appearance with cracked leather and discolouration, this is a must have for fans of the show. Check out my in-depth review for a closer look and to see how these are on feet!
The latest in Jordan Brand’s “Reimagined” series is this vintage take on the “UNC” Air Jordan 1. Opting for cracked leather, aged midsoles and outsoles, this pair mimics the look of the OGs from 1985. Tune into my review for a complete breakdown and to see how they look on feet. Who’s going for these when they drop next Saturday?
Following up on the highly successful two pair collab from 2018, Union Los Angeles and Jordan Brand are back with another Air Jordan 1 collaboration. This 2025 edition combines the upper of the Shadow 1 with the bottom of the Chicago, bringing together two of the most beloved AJ1 colourways of all time into one. Check out my review for a detailed breakdown and to see how these are on feet! Was this a cop or drop for you?
Skateshops recently released this new colourway of the Nike SB Dunk Low. Crafted using soft suede, its coloured in a mix of vibrant blue and faded green, with sail accents to break up the colours. Check out my review to get an in-depth look at this pair and let me know if you are a fan of these or not!
A Ma Maniére and Jordan Brand released their newest collab to kick off August, with their spin on the Nike Air Ship. Crafted using a mix of soft white and black leathers, along with vintage yellowed accents along the midsole and an aged outsole, these seemingly are lifted straight from 1984. Check out my in-depth review to learn more about this release, what the campaign behind the shoe was about, and more!
Afew teamed up with Diadora to release this special edition B.560, honouring Dino Russo, a talented tennis player who many never heard of because he chose to not turn pro. This made in Italy sneaker features thick, tumbled leather, buttery suede, and vintage distressing throughout the midsole. Check out my review and big thank you to Afew for sending over this pair to me!
Select sizes are still available on Afew’s website here: https://en.afew-store.com/products/diadora-x-afew-b-560-dino-russod0395
Nike released a brand new colourway of the “Big Bubble” version of the Air
Max 1 ’86, inspired by a lost sketch found in one of Tinker Hatfield’s notebooks. Utilizing safari print on the mudguard, these feature a mix of grey and blue tones, along with a vintage looking yellowed midsole. Check out my detailed review to learn more and to see how they look on feet!
The “Every Game” pack recently released, consisting of two colourways of the Nike Air Ship. Today I’m reviewing the “Diffused Blue” colourway, which pays homage to the UNC shorts Michael Jordan would wear beneath his Chicago Bulls shorts during ever NBA game. Check out my detailed review to learn more and to see how these look on feet! Is this a cop or a drop?
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