This week, Jordan Brand delivers a new Air Jordan 1 colorway, Yeezy expands their Yeezy 500 catalog, and Nike releases a women’s Dunk High that is made for those who appreciate a gum sole. Find out which sneaker releases are the most popular, most expensive, and which are coming your way in this latest installment of The Drop List.
Best Sneakers This Week
adidas Yeezy Foam RNNR Vermillion
After trailing the adidas Yeezy Boost 350 V2 MX Oat last week, the adidas Yeezy Foam RNNR Vermillion has jumped ahead and topped the charts as the most sold sneaker on StockX this week. The Vermillion must be on quite a few wish lists this holiday season, as it is becoming one of the most popular Foam RNNRs of all time.
Air Jordan 3 Pine Green
The Air Jordan 3 Pine Green is another release that was popular among our buyers in the past week. In just two weeks on the market, the Pine Green is already one of the top 5 most sold Jordan 3s of 2021.
Most Expensive Sneaker This Week
Nike Air Yeezy 2 Red October
Red October has extended into November, because this week, the Nike Air Yeezy 2 Red October is the most expensive sneaker yet again. While this pair didn’t close at a price higher than last week’s $13,000 pair, it still topped $11,000, which is a stratospheric premium nevertheless.
Best Sneakers Releasing This Week
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Air Jordan 1 High Bordeaux
Jordan Brand unleashes a brand new Air Jordan 1 colorway just in time for your holiday shopping.
The Air Jordan 1 High Bordeaux is the perfect gift for those in need of an everyday leather sneaker. Its white and Bordeaux tumbled leather upper is understated enough to pair well with a wide range of outfits, while its metallic silver Swooshes add a subtle flair. From there, matching woven tongue labels and a Wings logo on the collar nod to the original 1985 Jordan 1 design.
The Air Jordan 1 High Bordeaux releases on Saturday, November 20th for $170 on the SNKRS app and in select Jordan retailers.
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Nike Dunk High Sail Gum (W)
If you have a love for gum soles, the women’s exclusive Nike Dunk High Sail (W) could be a must-have sneaker in your rotation.
The Nike Dunk High Sail Gum (W) arrives with a white leather upper with slightly darker tone Sail overlays and Swooshes. Beneath its white midsole, a contrasting gum outsole adds a natural touch.
The women’s Nike Dunk High Sail Gum (W) releases on Friday, November 19th for $110 on the SNKRS app and in select retailers.
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adidas x Kerwin Frost Forum Pack
Following their viral Superstuffed Superstar release, Kerwin Frost and adidas teamed up once again, this time for two adidas Forums and a full apparel collection inspired by nostalgic imagery and clothing trends that impacted Frost as a youth.
The high-top in the pack, the adidas Forum High Kerwin Frost Humanarchives, is adorned with a TPU molded Nose-shaped lace lock, silicone mouth on the toe, and graphic eye ankle strap patches, channeling Mr. Potato Head vibes. The second pair, adidas Forum Low Kerwin Frost Benchmates, features a turquoise leather upper with a cut-out of the collection’s family of graphic characters stitched on each lateral side.
The adidas x Kerwin Frost Forum Pack and full apparel collection release on Wednesday, November 17th on the adidas CONFIRMED app and in select stores.
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Converse Rick Owens Chuck 70 DRKSTR
Rick Owens and Converse joined forces once again for a brutalist interpretation of the classic Chuck Taylor with the Converse Rick Owens Chuck 70 DRKSTR.
Releasing in both high-top and low-top silhouettes, the Converse Rick Owens Chuck 70 DRKSTR nods to the monolithic features of the Rick Owens Ramone, the designer’s most renowned sneaker which, ironically, was inspired by the original Chuck Taylor. Both models are composed of thick canvas uppers with platform soles and elongated tongues. A woven tongue label with iconography from both brands completes the collaborative design.
The Converse Rick Owens Chuck 70 DRKSTR collection releases on Tuesday, November 16th for retail prices of $165 and $170 on the Converse website.
