Matt Varga The moment is finally here.
Nigel Sylvester and Jordan Brand have pulled off an expertly crafted rollout effort for the BMXer’s sequel, setting up sky-high expectations for the “Brick After Brick” landing this week. Yet the New York native’s collaboration isn’t even the only thing on the docket for the Jumpman, let alone the slate as a whole. Out of Beaverton, the Air Jordan 12 “Bloodline” and the Air Jordan 1 “Workwear” make for a one-two punch on their usual Saturday drop day.
Expanding out, the Nike Mind 001 franchise lets loose a range of colorful options, Ja Morant links up with the Kool-Aid Man, and the mash-up between the World Cup and Air Max touches down in the “Mad 90” pack. Outside of Beaverton, Carpet Company joins with Salomon for the first time, Earl’s Collection goes lifestyle and performance with ASICS, and New Balance continues their “Grey Days” celebration.
You can catch the usual breakdown included below, with hyperlinks leading back to our original coverage of each shoe/collection. Follow those to find our “Where To Buy” sections for each, containing store lists and direct pick-links for release day. We’ll keep this page current with any late-breaking additions, but to ensure you don’t miss out on anything, watch our Sneaker Release Dates and Jordan Releases 2026 landing pages.
May 18th calls an iso for the Nike Sabrina 3 “Infinite,” nodding to Ionescu’s Liberty squad in adult and kids’ sizing.
May 20th starts with some Deeeetroit basketball: the Nike ST Charge “Cade Cunningham” drops exclusively via Foot Locker for the Pistons star’s first official Nike drop. Simultaneously, Morant stays in focus with the Nike x Kool-Aid Ja 3, the second colorway on #12’s third silhouette. The Wemby GT Cut 4 “Gold Panthers” makes it a party with Vic’s next on the futuristic sneaker, before the Tiago Lemos New Balance 1010 “Grey Days” closes out with some neutral skate fare.
May 21st has more from Nike’s viral slide: the Mind 001 “Mineral Slate,” Mind 001 “Pearl Pink,” and Mind 001 “Barely Green” for those who haven’t gotten in on the neuroscience formulation yet. The Kobe Air Force 1 Low “Daybreak” follows in another notch for the Mamba’s lifestyle arm, before the Nike Air Max 90 “Mad 90” Pack mashes up a visible air icon with iconic cleats. The Vans Old Skool “Knot” continues a hot streak for the Style 31, the Red Bull Crocs takes “sport mode” literally, and the Carpet Company Salomon XT-Whisper. A spree of Swoosh drops follow: the A’Two “Still Loading” and the Pegasus 42 Vomero 18 “DSRPT” Pack. Flimby follows to end the day with the New Balance 991v2 “Total Eclipse.”
May 22nd focuses, of course, on the Nigel Sylvester Jordan 4 “Brick After Brick,” dropping via SNKRS after a starry rollout. The Nike Basketball “Unseen Hours” pack: Hyperflight “DMV,” GT Future “Unseen Hours,” Zoom GT Cut 1 “DMV” expands the Swoosh’s celebration of the Atlantic coast with a trio of cherry blossom colorways. More from the Mamba arrives with the Kobe Air Force 1 “Denim.” The New Balance 1890 “Grey Days” continues the Boston brand’s month-long efforts before the Nike Air DT Max ’96 Low bring Deion’s silhouette into a summer-ready cut.
May 23rd offers a double shot from the Jumpman, with the Air Jordan 12 “Bloodline” and Jordan 1 “Workwear” tapping into WWE and women’s wear, respectively. We close with the Earls Collection ASICS GEL-Cumulus 16, the latest in a sentimental series by an ex-footballer.
