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Hypebeast
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Hypebeast
First Look at the Air Jordan 5 "35th Anniversary"
Name:Air Jordan 5 '35th Anniversary'Colorway:White/Medium Soft Pink/BlackSKU:HQ7978-102MSRP:$210 USDRelease Date:October 11Where to Buy:Nike Update:It's been a couple of months since we first discussed the possibility of Jordan Brand dropping a special '35th Anniversary' colorway of the Air Jordan 5 in 'Medium Soft Pink.' Now, a first look at the sneaker has been presented, confirming this with color blocking that matches the initial mock-up that we discussed previously below. A white leather upper combines with pink detailing at the lateral heel, midsole spikes, lining, and the heel's Nike Air branding. Meanwhile, the remainder of the midsole favors black while an icy translucent outsole rounds out this initial preview. Release remains anticipated for October 11 via Nike SNKRS and select retailers at a price of $210 USD. Original Story:Jordan Brand'scelebration of 40 years of theAir Jordan 1is one of the year's biggest sneaker storylines. However, theAir Jordan 5is continuing to prove that its 35th anniversary is worth of attention as well, with a mix of returning looks such as the'Fire Red'colorway and collaborations with the likes ofAwake NYandParis Saint-Germainon the way. Adding to the list of looks to anticipate, zSneakerHeadz and Sneaker Files have shared an updatedreportthat states that a new '35th Anniversary' colorway of the Air Jordan 5 is en route this year. While we remain without an initial look at the pair, it is expected to sport a white leather upper that is joined by 'Medium Soft Pink' detailing at the heel's Nike Air branding and '23' callout. At the time of writing, Jordan Brand has not yet confirmed that this '35th Anniversary' colorway of the Air Jordan 5 will be releasing this year. Stay tuned for updates, including a first look at the pair, as we currently expect it to drop on October 11 via Nike SNKRS and select retailers at a starting price of $210 USD.
Hypebeast
26-05-2025
- Business
- Hypebeast
Nike Adds a 'Nylon Swoosh' to This Air Force 1 Low
Name:Nike Air Force 1 Low 'Nylon Swoosh'Colorway:Nylon Swoosh/White/BlackSKU:IH4452-100MSRP:$115Release Date:2025Where to Buy:Nike Nikeadds a textural contrast to theAir Force 1 Low'Nylon Swoosh.' The upcoming model features the silhouette's traditional white leather base. It's elevated with a set of black nylon panel swooshes, which includes a mini check right below. Additional contrasts and branding land on the, tongue tag, insoles and embroidered Nike Air heel logo. Staying true to its roots, the sneaker rests on a white midsole and outsole with white laces for a clean finish.
Hypebeast
22-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Hypebeast
Check Out This Air Jordan 4 "Rare Air" Sample
Summary Before heading into 2025, we knew that one storyline to watch would beJordan Brand'snew 'Rare Air' series of kicks. Early looks and rumors listed theAir Jordan 1,3,4, and11as participants, with each one inspired by imperfect sample pairs. Now, after offering afirst lookat the Air Jordan 11 'Rare Air,' we have another exclusive preview to share: anAir Jordan 4'Rare Air' sample. This take on the Air Jordan 4 sees a similar approach present to its black counterpart — the pair that is set to release this summer. Its multicolored sole unit features the same color blocking with red, gray, blue, off-white, and black sharing space. Where it switches things up is the upper, which sports a white leather finish that hosts black Nike Air branding at the heel, two-tone off-white laces, and matching off-white detailing surrounding it. As with the other 'Rare Air' version of the AJ4, it features a set of removable patches that reveals white 'JORDAN RARE AIR' text at the tongue's base. At the time of writing, this Air Jordan 4 'Rare Air' sample is not expected to ever hit retail shelves. Enjoy an up-close look at the sneaker and stay tuned for more news regarding the new series from Jordan Brand.
Yahoo
22-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Nike Makes Decision on Price of Popular Air Force 1
Nike is reportedly planning price increases on a number of products, but the Air Force 1 won't be one of them. On Wednesday afternoon, CNBC's Gabrielle Fonrouge reported that Nike will raise prices on a "wide range of footwear, apparel and equipment" by June 1 and possibly as soon as this week. The decision comes as the company braces for the potential effects of President Donald Trump's tariffs. However, some goods will be spared from the increases, including the Air Force 1. The Air Force 1 debuted in 1982 and was worn on the court by NBA champion and Hall of Famer Moses Malone, among others. It was also the first basketball shoe from the company to incorporate Nike Air technology. In the decades since, the Air Force 1 has left an indelible mark on sneaker culture and has morphed into an everyday staple. That second detail is reportedly the reason why the company won't be raising prices on the popular shoe, which currently retails at $115. 'It's a shoe that people in the workplace wear,' a source said to CNBC about the Air Force 1. 'It's comfortable, accessible.' Other items that won't be see their price tag raised are children's products, as well as Jordan brand apparel and accessories. Jordan sneakers, however, will become more expensive. Overall, Nike apparel and equipment will see hikes between $2 and $10, while footwear priced between $100 and $150 will undergo increases up to $5 and shoes that cost $150 or more will become up to $10 more expensive. 'We regularly evaluate our business and make pricing adjustments as part of our seasonal planning,' Nike said in a statement provided to multiple outlets. Nike's fiscal year closes May 31. According to Complex, customers will see prices go up in June, while the Swoosh's retail partners will see wholesale prices raised in July.
Hypebeast
20-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Hypebeast
Official Look at the Nike Air Force 1 Low 'Soft Pearl'
Name:Nike Air Force 1 Low 'Soft Pearl'Colorway:TBCSKU:IH7332-001MSRP:$130 USDRelease Date:Summer 2025Where to Buy:Nike Update:Further details on thisNikeAir Force 1 Lowsneaker have surfaced, with the variant now confirmed as 'Soft Pearl.' The titular hue refers to the dominant cream color of the sneaker, which douses the model from the upper, tongue, laces to the rubber outsole. The soft, monochromatic base is complemented by deep brown accents on the tongue tag, heel and Swoosh logos, now revealed to have an oiled finish rather than the previously assumed patent-like leather. This subtle sheen enhances the sneaker's premium appeal, while the rich brown shade carries a burgundy undertone, adding a vintage-inspired touch to the design. Further elevating the aesthetic, the leather heel tab incorporates a grid-like texture, reminiscent of embossed detailing but with a more polished execution. Original Story (April 26, 2025):Nike has debuted the Air Force 1 Low in a sleek 'Sail Brown' colorway. The upcoming model features textured leather uppers in a creamy white hue. Contrasting hits of brown land on the panel swoosh, tongue tag and heel — all of which are built with patent leather. Additional branding also lands on the insoles and embroidered Nike Air heel logo, as well as an embroidered '+' on the tongue. The sneaker then rests on a white midsole and outsole, while white laces with gold AF1 '82 dubraes tie them together for a neat finish.
