When it comes to new AJ1 colourways, the New Jordan, is up there as one of the most hyped releases of the year. First leaked back in December, this shoe bears a striking resemblance to the Dunk High "Co.JP" which made its debut over twenty years ago in 1999, and we think it's a definite must cop. Crafted from premium tumbled leather that's soft and smooth to the touch, the sheer quality really has to be seen to be believed. Receiving the classic colour blocked treatment that has graced Jordan Brand's signature line since the early '80s, the Court Purple is decked out in purple and white panels with black detailing hitting the lateral and medial Swoosh and flat laces.

Cheap 2020 Jordans, is one of two colourways of the retro running silhouette that’s set to launch as part of Nike’s latest collaboration with legendary Californian streetwear label Stussy. Stussy brings classic branding to the table, showcasing a solid typeface logo at both the tongue and the heel. The two have joined forces in the past several times, leading to high-profile pairs that now demand high-end prices across the resell market. Now, the pair are simply a revitalised lifestyle option, offering razor-sharp looks and vibrant branding. The duo chose the Nike Air Zoom Spiridon Cage 2 as the blank canvas for the latest team effort, a model that was first introduced in the early 2000s as a premium athletic shoe.

2019 Sneakers Release, is the latest colourway of Nike’s record-breaking training shoe to be made available to the masses. Nike branding comes in the form of neon green Swoosh logos, while range specific branding resides at the tongue. The controversial sneaker has made headlines multiple times after Eliud Kipchoge broke the 2-hour marathon mark wearing them in late 2019. The ultra-lightweight silhouette is constructed entirely from technical ripstop, showcasing a minimalistic lacing system and a translucent upper. The NEXT% is so good it was even rumoured that non-Nike sponsored athletes were buying them and painting over the branding in order to wear them during competition.