Collaboration
Since the earliest days of sneaker collecting, collaborations have been a surefire way to attract attention to upcoming releases. Be it with individual artists, designers or retailers, collabs have been and will remain one of the biggest drivers in the industry.
On tap for 2024, Travis Scott takes the biggest step in his relationship with Jordan Brand yet with the Jordan Jumpman Jack. JB has plenty on the docket outside of Houston, with pairs like the Nina Chanel Abney Jordan 3 and J Balvin Jordan 3 already attracting plenty of attention. The Aime Leon Dore New Balance 1000 highlights a stacked category outside of the Swoosh, with brands like ASICS, and adidas releasing new collaborative efforts on a very consistent basis as well.
In the articles below, you’ll find the latest on what sneaker brands are uniting with what outside collaborators.
Collaboration
Liberty x Nike Air Max 1 WMNS – Sport Red – Sail
This particular floral print from the Liberty of London x Nike range should be familiar to you at this point, having already popped up on...
Classics Revisited: Ben Drury x Nike Air Max 1 ‘Hold Tight’ (2006)
NIKE AIR MAX 1 WEEK Finishing off this string of Air Max 1 collaborations is 2006’s partnership with legendary UK-based artist Ben Drury. Drury, who...
Classics Revisited: Kid Robot x Nike Air Max 1 (2005)
NIKE AIR MAX 1 WEEK The period between 2002 and 2005 was undoubtedly the Golden Era of sneaker collaborations. The list of top-shelf influencers in...
Classics Revisited: Parra x Nike Air Max 1 ‘Amsterdam’ (2005)
NIKE AIR MAX 1 WEEK Continuing on from yesterday’s profile of 2002’s Atmos x Nike Air Max 1 ‘Safari’ in our Classics Revisited section is...
Classics Revisited: Atmos x Nike Air Max 1 ‘Safari’ (2003)
NIKE AIR MAX 1 WEEK Kicking off a fresh week of Classics Revisited segments is a look at some of the most coveted Air Max...