Nike has reintroduced its Air Trainer SC Atlanta Olympics sneaker in a new Pro Purple colorway for the 30th anniversary of the 1996 Games. The updated model features reflective details and nods to the original Atlanta design.
The sneaker draws from the 1996 Olympics apparel with a regal purple palette. It includes perforated leather and plush suede construction along with a Georgia peach detail on the tongue and a golden Nike logo. Multicolored confetti accents appear on the outsoles.
As part of its expanding Jordan Brand x Brazil 2026 World Cup collection, Nike has unveiled the Air Jordan 3 Retro 'Brazil' lifestyle sneaker. Inspired by Brazil's national football team's away kits, it features rich blue leather uppers, a bright pink tongue, and yellow sole. The shoe launches May 16 via the SNKRS app for $225.
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Jordan Brand has released the Air Jordan 3 “Brazil” to mark its expanding role in global football. The sneaker honors a new partnership with the Brazil Football Federation and features colors drawn from the national flag, building on the brand's broader 2026 World Cup collection.
Nike has unveiled a new pinkish-purple Galaxy edition of its GT Future basketball shoe, featuring starry graphics and silver accents. The sneaker forms part of a collection for the Chinese High School Basketball League, sponsored by the company. It is scheduled for exclusive overseas release on April 30.
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Nike is reintroducing the Air Jordan 4 sneakers, originally launched in 1989, in a new Imperial Purple colorway. The retro model will be available starting March 7, 2026, at 10 a.m. ET. Priced at $220 for unisex sizes, the sneakers feature premium materials and classic design elements.