TOP SNEAKER RELEASES WEEK 13

The Nike Air Max 90 ‘Infrared’ returns in 2026 with a fresh take. Instead of the classic mesh, Nike has opted this time for reflective white leather and a more striking, textured suede on the quarter panel. This gives the trainer a slight departure from the OG look, whilst remaining true to the iconic colourway. Even if purists may debate the matter, “Infrared” remains one of the most defining Air Max styles of all time. The trainer launches on 25 March and costs €130.

adidas Originals and Thug Club are continuing their collaboration with a new collection that deliberately breaks with classic sportswear conventions. Inspired by street football, bike culture and playground energy, the capsule collection combines eye-catching metallic graphics with a rebellious streetwear vibe. As well as apparel such as jackets, hoodies and jerseys, the drop also includes footwear styles such as the Superstar Vintage TC, adiFOM Megaride and the IIInfinity Mule. The adidas x Thug Club collection launches on 25 March.

The Nike Air Liquid Max introduces a completely new Air Max silhouette, combining four decades of innovation with futuristic design. A contoured, strategically placed Air unit ensures a particularly soft and fluid ride, whilst the three-layer mesh upper with its eye-catching print is inspired by the poison dart frog. Lightweight materials and a striking shape underline the progressive design. The trainer launches on 26 March and costs €220.

The One Piece x Crocs collaboration brings anime vibes straight to the Classic Clogs – including the eye-catching ‘Thousand Sunny’. The design features the iconic pirate ship in great detail, including a sail charm, steering wheel elements and nautical accents on the heel. Despite the playful design, the look remains wearable and instantly recognisable. The Crocs Thousand Sunny launches on 26 March and costs €80.

adidas Originals and Bad Bunny are continuing their successful partnership with the release of the BadBo 1.0 in a new beige/black colourway. The artist’s first signature silhouette combines premium nubuck and rugged suede with an EVA midsole and translucent outsole. The iconic BadBo logo, inspired by the Puerto Rican flag, remains the central feature. The drop is accompanied by a matching apparel collection with a typical lifestyle vibe. The trainer launches on 28 March and costs €160.