Your must-have guide – Andscape

October really brings us into fall. Basketball, Halloween and homecoming are on the schedule. Adidas created special editions for five historically black colleges and universities. New Balance is repeating its popular mesh trainers, considered one of many favorites that brands are reviving. Meanwhile, Nike marks the return of several fan favorites, with Jordan debuting a brand new silhouette.

Adidas shows like to HBCUs

Adidas returns to the vault to release special editions of the ’90s-popular Crazy 8 Low for five HBCUs – Alabama State, Alcorn State, Grambling State, Prairie View A&M and Arkansas-Pine Bluff. While the HBCU Crazy 8 Low will likely be exclusive to members of the college’s basketball teams, Adidas has made this version available to the general public. Each pair features the first colours of their respective schools and the college logo on the tongue.

Release date: Tuesday

Retail: $120

New Balance 1906 enters fall

The New Balance 1906 model has quietly develop into considered one of the brand’s hottest shoes over the past 12 months. The 1906 has proven to have something for everybody, from collaborative applications to derivative models to general releases. Step into the newest 1906 model in shades that match fall.

The predominantly linen-gray upper is roofed in shades of green and clay in “Dark Olivine,” which evoke the colours of pumpkins and other gourds in store windows this time of 12 months. Tying the look together is a two-tone off-white and brown midsole atop a black outsole.

Release date: Tuesday

Retail: $160

Nike pays tribute to Blue Ribbon Sports

Before Nike took its name from the Greek goddess of victory, it was generally known as Blue Ribbon Sports. The Air Max 1 “BRS Powerwall” is back after 18 years in a vault. Brown suede mudguards and heels accentuate the green upper. Paired with gray accent panels that complement the pink swoosh, this Air Max is a nod to the style and materials of early Blue Ribbon Sports. The final touch is the Nike Air “Big Bubble”, an original design element.

Release date: Tuesday

Retail: $170

Adidas celebrates the fiftieth anniversary of Hello Kitty

The fictional character Hello Kitty is one of the iconic brands in popular culture. The Adidas Gazelle is an iconic silhouette, so it’s no surprise that the 2 brands got here together to rejoice Hello Kitty’s fiftieth anniversary. The Gazelle model comes primarily in a white upper, with three Gazelle stripes on the perimeters covered within the classic red Hello Kitty bow. The upper is etched/embossed with a bow and Hello Kitty’s face is placed on the rear lateral side of the shoe. The whole is complemented by cobranding on the tongue and insole of the shoe.

Release date: Tuesday

Retail: $120

Aunt Pearl gets the retro treatment

While Phoenix Suns forward Kevin Durant’s signature shoes feature lots of the classic colorways that fans have come to like, no pair is more beloved and wanted than the “Aunt Pearl” colorway, which debuted on KD4 in 2012 and is making a comeback greater than a decade later. The colourful makeup is a tribute to Durant’s late aunt Pearl, who died of lung cancer in 2000. Durant talked about how his aunt all the time encouraged him to pursue his dreams. The shoe encompasses a pink upper with a pearl pattern on the tongue, inner and outer heel. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of the shoes will likely be donated to the Kay Yow Cancer Fund for cancer research.

Release date: Thursday

Retail: $130

Wild duck hunting

Over the past twenty years, the Oregon Football team has develop into generally known as much for its uniforms as its on-field products. From crazy duck egg uniforms, to yellow highlighter, to a nightmare combination that individuals are still attempting to work out whether it’s black, brown or green, Oregon has proven that it’ll proceed to push the boundaries of what a uniform can seem like. It looks just like the creative chaos will find its way into the Nike Dunk.

Division Street brand Ducks of a Feather has partnered with Nike and GOAT to release the Nike Dunk “What the Duck” for home and away games. Each version draws from Ducks jersey designs from the past twenty years to showcase the evolution of Oregon football.

Release date: Friday

Retail: $275

Golfing on the Eastside

Frequent Jordan Brand collaborator Eastside Golf returns with its first collaboration with Nike. Echoing the classic Air Max 1, the “Everyone’s Game” is designed in white with hints of metallic gold on the upper eyelets and gold rivets that function anchors for 3 sets of reversible, removable Nike Swoosh. The six swoosh colours include burgundy and white for Morehouse College, blue and white for Spelman College, a mirror swoosh for self-reflection, a dimpled swoosh inspired by golf balls, a gold swoosh representing the Eastside Golf swingman logo, and a chenille swoosh referencing their signature sweater designs. To further personalize the look, an Eastside Golf logo replaces the Nike logo on the tongue. Unlike most golf shoes, this model forgoes the normal spikes, making it perfect for a fast nine-nine game or looking for your next set of clubs.

Release date: October 7

Retail: $180

Ja Morant is aiming on the sky

Nike recently announced the second edition of Memphis Grizzlies guard Ja Morant’s signature shoe, the Nike Ja 2. The initial colorway was based on the “Purple Sky” colorway. A daring purple covers the upper paired with a lemon yellow Nike swoosh on the skin of the shoe, while a soft blue covers the inner swoosh. The night sky motif is complemented by a black midsole with white spots symbolizing stars. Look for them to make several appearances on Morant’s feet and in gyms across the country this season.

Release date: October 8

Retail: $120

His Air creates the Heir of Jordan

As women’s sports developed and athletes began to accumulate their very own distinctive shoes, it was only a matter of time before the Jordan brand’s flagship model appeared. Enter the Heir of Jordan. The low-cut silhouette is roofed in peach with hints of neon green throughout the shoe. Add a yellow Jumpman logo and a white midsole, and this shoe encompasses a Georgia peach hanging from a tree.

Release date: October 10

Retail: $120

What time? Lady’s Time

Milwaukee Bucks protect Damian Lillard’s signature shoes return for his or her ninth edition. Adidas’ Dame 9 encompasses a primarily cream and white upper with purple and forest green liner to make sure a secure fit and luxury. While this colorway matches the Bucks’ uniforms, there isn’t any doubt that it was inspired by, if not created for, the early 2000s jerseys of Ray Allen and Glenn Robinson.

Release date: October 22

Retail: $120

Halloween chapter in Book 1

While many shoes are equipped for Halloween, Phoenix Suns guard Devin Booker’s “Halloween” Nike Book 1 “Halloween” signature sneaker gets an additional, unique twist when it debuts. Featuring a black leather and nubuck upper, a stitched skeletal swoosh and hints of orange on the upper eyelet and tongue tie in the total Halloween color scheme. If the stitching and font on the grip look familiar, then Booker’s love of shoes inspired lots of the shoe’s design elements.

Release date: October 30

Retail: $140

Cactus Jack reunites with Jumpman

There’s something special about creating several collaborations with a brand, following a certain formula and making each pair feel fresh and different. This happens each time rapper Travis Scott rocks the Jordan 1 Low. All of Scott’s signature refinements are present on the Air Jordan Low x Travis Scott “Reverse Olive” in the shape of a reverse swoosh, Cactus Jack branding on the heel tab and medial side of the shoe. A medium olive upper and white leather overlays create the right color combination.

Release date: September 28

Retail: $150