This week, Jordan Brand adds sustainable features to the Jordan 12, Bad Bunny nods to the upcoming school year with a school uniform-inspired adidas Forum, and Aleali May puts a luxurious twist to the Jordan 14. Find out what other new releases are coming your way in this latest installment of The Drop List.
Air Jordan 12 Retro Utility
Jordan Brand applies recycled materials to a classic silhouette with the Air Jordan 12 Retro Utility.
With black leather and Durabuck paneled construction, the upper of the Air Jordan 12 Retro Utility sets the stage for its glittery sole to shine. The sole is composed of Nike Grind, a material made of a collection of recycled materials originating from leftover Nike manufacturing materials.
The Air Jordan 12 Retro Utility releases on Saturday, August 21st for $200 on the SNKRS app and at select stores.
adidas Forum Low Bad Bunny Back To School
With the first day of school just around the corner, Bad Bunny joins adidas to deliver his third Forum Lowm this time inspired by the school uniforms he wore growing up in Puerto Rico.
The adidas Forum Low Bad Bunny Back To School puts the classic all-black dress shoe vibes on full display. Constructed of leather and suede, its triple black design is prime to accompany a range of outfits, just as everyday sneakers should. Like previous Bad Bunny Forum releases, this Forum is equipped with a double tongue and padded ankle strap.
The adidas Forum Low Bad Bunny Back To School releases on Tuesday, August 17th for $160 on the adidas CONFIRMED app and at select retailers.
Air Jordan 14 Aleali May Fortune (W)
Frequent Jordan collaborator Aleali May adds a gilded aesthetic to the Jordan 14 with the Air Jordan 12 Aleali May Fortune (W).
The Air Jordan 14 Aleali May Fortune (W) features a Light Sand hairy suede upper with a woven black collar and tongue. From there, marbled jade green on the outsole and a metallic gold shank plate nod to the first piece of jewelry May received from her grandmother.
The Air Jordan 12 Aleali May Fortune (W) releases on Thursday, August 19th for $190 on the SNKRS app and at select stores.
Nike Dunk High 1985 Red Acid Wash
Nike revisits the original 1985 Dunk High silhouette with the Nike Dunk High 1985 Acid Wash.
The Nike Dunk High 1985 Red Acid Wash arrives in a shape that differs from recent Dunk releases. Its dark grey and blotty Chile Red leather upper arrives in a higher cut, with a sloped heel and collar to provide an ergonomic fit. From there, a yellowed midsole and Nike woven tongue tag add a vintage touch.
The Nike Dunk High 1985 Red Acid Wash releases on Thursday, August 19th for $130 on the SNKRS app and at select stores.
Nike Air Force 1 Low SP Undefeated 5 On It
Continuing their 2021 Dunk vs. AF1 collection, LA sneaker boutique Undefeated explores exotic materials with the Nike Air Force 1 Low Undefeated 5 On It.
The Nike Air Force 1 Low Undefeated 5 On It features an assortment of textiles and sharp prints including faux snakeskin, Durabuck, suede, leather, and canvas. Similar to other releases on the pack, Undefeated logos are prominent on the lateral heel and tongue label.
The Nike Air Force 1 Low Undefeated 5 On It releases on Friday, August 20th for $120 on the SNKRS app and at select retailers.
Nike Dunk Low Undefeated 5 On It
Alongside the Nike Air Force 1 Low Undefeated 5 On It, the Nike Dunk Low Undefeated 5 On It will wow you if you tend to sway toward more colorful footwear.
The Nike Dunk Low Undefeated 5 On It arrives with all of the same fabrication as its adjacent AF1, except in a richer palette. Its blue and purple upper with off-white Swooshes set up the design to be a statement piece. Additionally, a yellowed midsole brings contrast to the design’s cool tones.
The Nike Dunk Low Undefeated 5 On It releases on Friday, August 20th for $120 on the SNKRS app and at select stores.
Nike Dunk Low Crazy Camo
Following last week’s Nike Dunk Low White Multi-Camo, the Nike Dunk Low Crazy Camo offers an alternate way to flex a multitude of camouflages.
The Nike Dunk Low Crazy Camo utilizes an asymmetric design to display an array of camo patterns. Multi-color camo canvas composes the base while black leather overlays and green Durabuck Swooshes frame each pattern. From there, Nike embroidery on the heel tabs completes the design.
The Nike Dunk Low Crazy Camo releases on Wednesday, August 18th for $110 on the SNKRS app and at select stores.
New Balance 550 AURALEE
If you are a fan of the New Balance 550 Aimé Leon Dore collection, you might love the New Balance 550 AURALEE.
The New Balance 550 AURALEE explores the aged look of vintage sneakers with a minimalist approach. Its design features a layered cream leather upper with perforated panels and raw edges. A yellowed sole and cream laces add to its throwback appeal.
The New Balance 550 AURALEE releases on Thursday, August 19th for $180 at select New Balance and AURALEE retailers.
Nike Dunk Low Purple Pulse (W)
Continuing their hot streak of women’s exclusive Dunks, Nike explores new graphic patterns with the Nike Dunk Low Purple Pulse (W).
The Nike Dunk Low Purple Pulse (W) is constructed with a white leather upper and splotched Hyper Royal overlays that deliver a faint contrast. Additionally, sharp Purple Pulse suede Swooshes and heel embroidery provide deeper hues for this Nike basketball classic.
The Nike Dunk Low Purple Pulse (W) releases on Wednesday, August 18th for $100 on the SNKRS app and at select stores.
Nike Dunk Low Yellow Strike (W)
Alongside the Nike Dunk Low Purple Pulse (W), Nike also offers a warm tonal colorway with the Nike Dunk Low Yellow Strike (W).
The Nike Dunk Low Yellow Strike (W) boasts an identical color blocking pattern as the Purple Pulse. It features a white leather upper with pale yellow overlays and plush Yellow Strike suede Swooshes. Matching two-tone soles and woven tongue labels carry this pastel palette across the finish line.
The Nike Dunk Low Yellow Strike (W) releases on Wednesday, August 18th for $100 on the SNKRS app and at select Nike retailers.