TOP SNEAKER RELEASES WEEK 29

The Air Jordan 8 ‘Chrome’ is set to return in 2026, bringing one of the most popular non-OG colourways of the 2000s back into the spotlight. The trainer first appeared in 2003 and made a lasting impression, particularly thanks to its black nubuck upper, shiny chrome buckles and classic retro look. Grey accents, white ‘23’ branding and the chenille Jumpman logo round off the design. The silver and black ‘Face Box’ is also back. The trainers drop on 13 July for €210. 

The Crocs x Super Mario collection brings the Mushroom Kingdom to several Classic Clogs and a Princess Peach platform version. The focus is on playful designs featuring Mario, Luigi, Yoshi, Bowser, coins, Super Stars, Green Shells and green pipes as design details. There are also exclusive Jibbitz™ charms and separate charm packs featuring well-known heroes and villains from the Super Mario universe. The collection launches on 15 October. 

The New Balance 991 Made in UK ‘Dijon’ features a particularly minimalist, premium take on the revived original silhouette. An upper crafted from undyed European suede replaces the classic mesh and leather panels, lending the shoe an artisanal character with its natural colour tones and raw edges. Dark brown laces, a white tongue label and the two-tone midsole round off the understated look. The Made in UK craftsmanship from Flimby makes this runner one of the most sophisticated New Balance releases of the year. The trainer will be available on 16 July for €270 at selected retailers. 

The Bad Bunny x adidas F50 Ghost Sprint ‘Dark Marine’ combines football DNA with Bad Bunny’s distinctive style in a sporty lifestyle silhouette. The dark navy colourway has a clean, technical look and leaves plenty of room for the dynamic design. Sleek lines, performance-inspired elements and eye-catching details make this trainer an exciting choice for anyone who loves adidas Football and modern streetwear. The Bad Bunny x adidas F50 Ghost Sprint ‘Dark Marine’ drops on 18 July for €160.

The Air Jordan 3 ‘True Blue’ is finally making a comeback in 2026, taking a closer cue from the original 1988 model. White leather forms the base, whilst True Blue on the eyestays, collar, midsole and branding creates that classic look. Fire-Red details and the more subtle elephant print on the toe box and heel round off the design. Particularly important for fans: the Nike Air branding on the heel is also back. The trainer drops on 18 July for €210.