More college inspired footwear is on the way from Nike which gives a nod to the 2016 College Colors Program that honored the Be True To Your School capsule. This modernized version features the Nike Dunk High “Michigan” with the iconic maize and navy colorway of the Wolverines.
The Nike Dunk High “Michigan” drops in a few hours, retailing for $120 USD.
Nike has just released photos of the latest LeBron model in the LeBron 18. Along with the unveiling, the Swoosh brand also released several colorways of the silhouette which features a Max Air Heel and Zoom Air cushioning.
There will be four colorways of the sneaker with the first being “Empire Jade” which is a Greater China-exclusive and the “Reflections” colorway.
The “Reflections” and “Empire Jade” colorways will release on September 21 for $225 USD.
StockX is getting a lot of attention due to a class-action lawsuit stemming from the 2019 data breach, according to Complex.
As originally reported by TechCrunch, StockX knew of the data breach in May, but the reselling company did not give a detailed notice to its users until well-after. Also of note, the platform called this mishap a “system update” in which it issued an email recommending its users to update passwords and emails.
The lawsuit goes as follows:
As a result of StockX’s negligent, intentional, or unconscionable failure to adequately satisfy its contractual, statutory, and common-law obligations, Plaintiff’s PII was accessed, acquired, stolen, and re-sold by thieves for the express purpose of misusing Plaintiff’s data and causing further irreparable harm to Plaintiff’s personal, financial, reputational, and future well-being.
StockX co-founder and face of the company, Josh Luber, had this to say about the breach courtesy of the Complex Sneakers podcast recently:
“We didn’t have enough information to make a full disclosure, to say everything that was going on,” Luber said, “but we knew that we needed to update everyone’s passwords and lock everything down ASAP.”
Luber just recently made headlines, stating that he will be leaving the company and plans to start another start-up company.
StockX argues that the ability to file a class-action lawsuit is void when users agreed to StockX’s terms of service. The plaintiffs in the case are seeking monetary compensation.
StockX has until the end of September to respond to the matter.
Sneaker collector English Sole gives us a look at the limited-to-68 AJ4 “Green Laser” silhouette. These rare sneakers were given to the marketing team of Jordan Brand as well as a select number of Jordan Brand athletes.
The “Green Laser” features an upper of satin green, complimented with an all-over laser design. Black hits compose the mesh panels on the vamp and mid-panel, eyelet cage and mid-sole bumper.
Finishing the design of the sneaker is a white midsole with an icy outsole, joined by red Jumpman branding on the tongue and heel. Check out the gallery above of English Sole’s Air Jordan 4 “Laser Green.”
Taking it back to 2005 of the Undefeated x Nike Dunk High collab, the Air Jordan 1 High OG “Bio Hack” gives you all the nostalgic feels with the various colored panels like Baroque Brown, black, the popular Laser Orange, and Racer Pink that the former made popular.
Look for the Air Jordan 1 High OG “Bio Hack” to drop September 4 for $170 USD. Speculation is that these will be limited to only 5,000 pairs, much like its predecessor.
Jordan Brand is capitalizing on adding the royal blue colorway to its classic silhouettes and have seized the opportunity in picking the right models so far. The Air Jordan 3 will be next up to bat with the “Varsity Royal” which is slated to release this October.
The colorway bares a striking resemblance to the Air Jordan 3 “Unite” being that the only difference is the color swap of red to blue. Check out the upcoming colorway in the gallery above and look for these to drop on October 10 for $190 USD.
The Nike Dunk Low has been gathering traction for most of the year. There have been many color palettes either teased or already dropped and each colorway has been well-received. 2020 is far from over and we now have yet another colorway prepping to drop soon.
Speculation is that the Nike Dunk Low “Lemon Wash” is planning to drop this year. This silhouette comes in a multi-color/ pattern combination of dark reds, blues, and yellows, topped with yellow laces.
Check out the pair above and stay tuned for the official release date.
As Nike preps for “Mamba Week,” we can expect a week long celebration of Kobe Bryant’s life through the release of much sought after sneakers and apparel. The Kobe 5 Protro “5x Champ” is up next which will see a full size run.
The “5x Champ“ colorway is expect to drop on August 24 (Kobe Bryant Day) at a retail price of $180 USD.
Civilist collabs with Nike on a subtle, yet colorful SB Dunk Low. Seems as though after teases here and there from the Berlin-based brand, the finished product is officially ready to be released.
At a glance, the pair resembles a subtle appearance with a full black upper as well matching accents. When exposed to heat, these sneakers feature a colorful pattern that is reminiscent of a heat map. The colors are temporarily displayed as long as they’re exposed to heat but vanish as soon as the sneakers find a cool spot. Check out the gallery above and stay tuned as these are rumored to release this month.
The Nike J-Pack series has seemingly revitalized the Dunk Low silhouette and the brand continues its onslaught on the sneaker industry with yet another color way. This latest colorway comes in the form of the legendary “Chicago” combination.
This Dunk Low silhouette pays respect to the white, red and black uniforms of the “Chicago” Bulls and is adorned with white leather uppers, tongues, toe caps and side panels while the signature red is captured on the leather overlays of the toe, eyelets and heel cap. Lastly, a black hue is found on the ankles and Nike Swoosh complimented by a white midsole and red rubber outsole.
The Nike SB Dunk Low J-Pack “Chicago” is expected to drop in Korea on August 21 for $100 USD, and on Nike SNKRS on September 1.
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