Une nouvelle étude met en lumière les collaborations de sneakers les plus marquantes sorties en 2026 jusqu'à présent.
La liste couvre des partenariats entre diverses marques et designers. Elle inclut des lignes pérennes comme Y-3 avec adidas et des collaborations plus récentes telles que Cecilie Bahnsen avec ASICS. D'autres entrées présentent Nike avec Levi’s et Jacquemus, ainsi que des associations impliquant Versace et Onitsuka Tiger.
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Hypebeast published a roundup of top footwear drops for the third week of March 2026, featuring collaborations from fragment design x Nike, YOASOBI x ASICS, and others. Releases span March 19 to 23, with prices ranging from $90 USD to $1,005 USD. The list includes innovative silhouettes and premium builds from brands like Nike, ASICS, Timberland, New Balance, and adidas.
A selection of new sneakers from various brands is set for release this week.
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A new selection of sneakers from major brands hits stores this week.
Continuing coverage of March 2026 sneaker releases, Nice Kicks has updated its calendar with detailed drops for early March (starting March 4), featuring new collaborations, neon-themed colorways, and university-inspired models from Nike, Jordan, Converse, and more. Prices range from $90 to $355. Highlights include expanded March 5 listings beyond initial previews.
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Coca-Cola and adidas Originals will release a collaborative Superstar II sneaker on June 6 through adidas Japan. The shoe forms part of a six-piece summer collection and features a white base with cream and red details plus Coca-Cola Classic script branding.
A recent feature on HotNewHipHop highlights eight Air Jordan sneaker releases that sparked significant debate among sneaker enthusiasts. The list covers designs, pricing, and marketing choices that divided the community. From luxury collaborations to authenticity disputes, these drops remain polarizing.
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