In late 2021, the Air Jordan 5 Low "Arctic Pink" was further teased, Cadysneaker unofficially kicking off the brand's Valentine's Day celebrations. If you're hoping to get your gift early and happen to be in the EU, you're in luck, as the colorway will be arriving overseas first this week. Even at first glance, this gift seems perfect for the occasion. A lovely "Arctic Pink" garment with a leather upper that also dyes the eye stays, laces, and many adjacent pieces. The mesh, in slight contrast, provides a more neutral feel, albeit one that hits across the midsole and branding than black. Also, in a further festive nod to the couple, a pair of hot pink shoes accentuated the frock and lace locks. Earlier this week, news broke that Nike ACG would be relaunching the Air Mada, a nearly forgotten style first released in 1994. Following the revival of the all-black and OG versions, the shoe is back, this time with a teal finish. Although closer to the original, the shoe looks more modern as most of its fixtures are black. This includes many parts of the tool as well as lace units, pull tabs, and synthetic bases. Cyan, then, wears leather adjacent, on the toes, flanks, eye stops, and similar coloring.

The Air Jordan 1 Hi '85 enters its third year of circulation in 2022 as the official image for the upcoming "George Town" colorway. With the release of "New Beginnings" and "School Red" in 2020 and "Neutral Gray" in 2021, New Air Force 1 has unearthed a time capsule on the Air Jordan 1, a collegiate navy/tech gray pairing that will bring it Applied to the most exact replica of the 1985 model we've ever seen. Featuring premium flat leather for the upper, the aforementioned Georgetown color blends beautifully with the classic color-block style, while the nylon tongue features a slight yellow tint that hints at the spongy insole. The lining and insole are matched with University Grey, while the midsole is a clean cut with White. The Air Jordan 1 Hi '85 "George Town" shoe also comes with a folded card detailing the technical design specifications of the shoe, while an og-style shoe box may be part of the set. Nike's original print ad for the ACG Air Mada showcased this imaginative newest hiking shoe, aptly describing it as an approachable yet wild outdoor sneaker. The original "Sandalwood" was probably the most recognizable color scheme when it was first introduced and quickly embraced by the trekking community, providing capable and adequate protection and support for these excursions in nature. In 2022, Nike will relaunch the ACG Air Mada in some premium lifestyle-focused leather products, but to secure a relationship with its original backers, it will re-release a product that sparked it all.

Since 2006, Michael Dupouy (aka La MJC) has been documenting the best moments and objects in streetwear with the "ALL GONE" series of books. Dupuy has just released the 2021 edition of the New Balance 991, limited to 1,750 copies, with photos of the Bored Ape Yacht Club on the cover. He designed an ultra-limited-edition New Balance 991 with James Dridi of PaperBoy Paris. While Dupouy has celebrated past updates to Latest Jordan 2020 his publication with other high-profile shoe partners, his decision to launch New Balance based on the 2021 launch of "ALL GONE" is reminiscent of 2006's , when he launched the NB 1500 with the now-closed Colette. The French creative has lent his vision to four projects supported by the Boston brand over the past 16 years, with the newly surfaced NB 991 being his fifth. This collaboration not only celebrates the long-standing friendship between "ALL GONE" and La MJC and Dridi, but also celebrates the 40th anniversary of New Balance's legendary factory in Flimby, Cumbria. In the latest edition of Dupouy's new book, muted tones are featured on the model's signature premium pig suede, breathable mesh and leather overlays; reflective details maintain their standard silver finish on the upper. The newspaper's name appears on part of the area between the left and right toes, while PaperBoy Paris' famous children's logo is embroidered above the tongue. Shoe boxes are also tailored for this occasion. La MJC said in the aforementioned Instagram post that a limited number of pairs were designed for the launch of "ALL GONE," which allowed the team to sell them exclusively in-store rather than online. Today, January 21st, the book purchased at the PaperBoy restaurant in Paris includes a "magic card" through which lucky customers can purchase NB AGPPB. A larger drop is unlikely, though it's worth keeping an eye on allgonebook.com to see if that changes.