The Drop List 18-07-22

This week, Travis Scott delivers the highly-anticipated Air Jordan 1 Low Travis Scott Reverse Mocha, Nike celebrates the 40th Anniversary of the Air Force 1 with a classic triple white colourway, and Jordan Brand expands their women’s line with the Air Jordan 1 High Varsity Red. Find out which sneaker releases are the most popular, which are the most expensive, and which new Jordans, Nikes, and more are coming your way in this latest instalment of The Drop List.

Best Sneakers This Week

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Bryant Giles x New Balance 2002R and 2002R Mule

Last week, New Balance teamed up with contemporary artist Bryant Giles for special edition models of both the 2002R and 2002R Mule silhouettes. Aside from each design’s intricate embroidery, removable logos, and decorated insoles, each box is a piece of art. Giles himself has encouraged those who got a pair to hang their box up on the wall. If you missed out on last week’s release, you will have another chance this Thursday, July 21st on the New Balance website.

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adidas Samba Wales Bonner Cream Green

This summer has been the summer of the adidas Samba. Demand for the silhouette has never been higher on StockX, and leading the pack is the adidas Samba Wales Bonner Cream Green. In collaboration with British designer Grace Wales Bonner, this Samba meshes signature styling with luxe fabrication and tooling, creating a great shoe for daily wear.

Most Expensive Sneaker This Week

NikeCraft Mars Yard 2.0 Tom Sachs

Last week, a pair of the NikeCraft Mars Yard 2.0 Tom Sachs sold for just over £6,000, becoming the highest sale for the model in StockX history. A new wave of fans was introduced to Tom Sachs’ innovative NikeCraft collection with the release of the most recent NikeCraft General Purpose Shoe, the line’s largest release to date. With NikeCraft shoes becoming more accessible, it’s clear the value of older Tom Sachs Nikes is going up.

Best Sneakers Releasing This Week