Nike has launched two new versions of its Tennis Classic sneaker that incorporate printed terry cloth inspired by tournament towels.
The primary model features patterned terry cloth across much of the upper, a crest emblem on the tongue, and buttery leather accents. A subtler alternative uses mostly white leather with a terry cloth Swoosh and heel tab. Both styles went on sale immediately through Nike's website at one hundred twenty five dollars per pair.
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Nike has released official images of a new Air Force 1 Low pack featuring suede uppers and metallic branding. The women's exclusive includes “Triple Black” and “Linen Suede” colorways, set for a 2026 release. The design swaps leather for soft suede, adding subtle metallic accents.
Nike has updated its classic LD-1000 running sneaker with Flyknit technology. The breathable material offers a lighter and more comfortable option for the summer season. The new pairs are now available for $115 in black and white.
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Nike has added to its 2026 Moon Shoe revival series with an affordable new iteration of its oldest sneaker, originally from the 1972 Olympic Trials. Retaining the iconic waffle outsole and simple retro style, it's available now on the Nike website for $95.
Nike is set to release a new Air Force 1 'Patent Leather' pack on April 4, drawing on 2000s streetwear vibes. The collection features three bold two-tone colorways with glossy finishes. Each pair carries a suggested retail price of $120.
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Nike is reintroducing its original 1971 Moon Shoe in a Soft Pearl and black colorway, set for release in spring 2026. The retro runner features subtle modern updates while preserving its signature waffle sole. Priced at $105 USD, the SKU is II0407-001.
Nike has released a 'Sail' off-white suede colorway of its laceless Air Superfly Moc minimalist running sneaker. The clean slip-on design is available now on Bodega's website for $105, following recent burgundy and olive green suede editions.
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Converse and Tyler, The Creator have announced four new two-toned colorways for the 1908 Jogger sneaker. The collaboration revives a 1970s running silhouette with modern GOLF le FLEUR* updates. The shoes will release on April 7 at Converse and select retailers.