Nike Dunk Low Print Black is one of two brand-new renditions of the highly-popular Dunk Low silhouette to release in collaboration with legendary Japanese fashion house Comme des Garcons. This allows for the look of the pair to change depending on socks, and will no doubt be a big-hit with sneakerheads and high fashion fans alike. Headed up by Rei Kawakubo, CdG is easily one of the most influential brands around right now, and has collaborated with Nike many times to great success. Using a specialised technical mesh fabric that we’ve seen used several times recently, the shoes are see-through. This new joint effort showcases the Dunk in all its usual glory however with a new twist - it’s totally translucent.

Mens Jordan 2020 is the latest colourway of the brand-new Nike silhouette that’s certainly made an impact since it’s launch. Green, purple, red and pink accents complement the white base layer, and the model’s signature heel block remains present as ever. As part of the label’s D/MS/X series, the model showcases a deconstructed aesthetic, and features some of the brand’s most popular technology as of late. The uppers are crafted from a technical mesh for both comfort and durability, while the classic Nike Swoosh is outlined on both the lateral and medial sides for a subtle take on the classic look.

Jordan 1 Mid SE Multicolor is a brand-new iteration of the classic Nike Air silhouette that has been a huge success since its introduction in 1985 alongside the high and low top versions. Classic AJ1 features such as the perforated toe box and wings logo are present as ever, while Jumpman branding is embroidered onto the tongue. The Air Jordan 1 was Michael Jordan’s first ever signature shoe with Nike, and is often regarded as the best shoe of all time. Green, purple, orange, yellow and blue all feature here, with a white base layer housing features such as the black Swoosh that’s stitched onto either side. This brand new rendition dresses the AJ1 Mid in a multi-coloured and vibrant look that’s sure to turn a few heads on the street. A combination of construction materials make up the uppers including leather, synthetics and hairy suede.