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In a day and time where function supersedes style (or so we believe), the gateway was opened for clogs to become the wave. And there's absolutely nothing wrong with that; so fittingly with the sustainability of Crocs and their staple clog, and the crossover success of the Yeezy Foam RNNR, coupled with Salehe Bembury's Crocs Pollex collaboration – clogs are here to stay. Jordan Brand is tossing their hat into the ring with their Sneaker Clog. Nike as a whole is no stranger to clogs; see the Nike Clogposite; but this clog from Jordan Brand takes the traditional look-and-feel of a clog and adds to it. The addition of a sock-fitted bootie provides the base layer, and it just so happens to be covered in iconic elephant print. The overlay is where the traditional clog construction takes shape. With a low cut, easy on, easy off motif, the shell is a textured look with perforations on the vamp. No word on the drop date, but as one comes forth, we'll be sure to drop the intel. What do you think of the Jordan. Sneaker Clog? Jordan Sneaker Clog DN4890-101 xx. xx. 22.

BORING. Tom Sachs x Nike have been collaborative partners for a decade; and with the success of the Mars Yard and Mars Yard 2.0, the team of Sachs x Nike has pushed the art of storytelling and design functionality. To celebrate the 10-year partnership, the General Purpose Shoe has been introduced. If you're someone with an eagle eye and sharp memory, you might have spotted the "GPS" on the feet of the equipment managers at the NBA All-Star Game in Cleveland back in February. It's not the Mars Yard, it's not the Mars Yard Overshoe ... it's not loud, it's not going to command $2000+ on the resale market, but it's functional, it's purposeful. "It took a decade to make a shoe this simple, as simple as can be and no simpler. NikeCraft shuns innovation for its own sake, but embraces it as a necessity," – Tom Sachs The Tom Sachs x Nike General Purpose Shoe releases in both men's and women's sizings on June 10th, online at Nikecraft, to the tune of $110. Tom Sachs x Nikecraft General Purpose Shoe Light Cream/White-Light Bone DA6672-200 6. 10. 22. $110

Since the Air Jordan 31, Jordan Brand made the cognizant decision to truly revisit the first three decades of Air Jordan signature models, and infuse brand DNA and heritage into the line. The ethos extends to the present day with the Air Jordan 36. In the time since 2016, we've seen the newest silhouettes borrow design cues from their predecessors, colorways, but the Air Jordan 36 adds a deeper element to the storytelling; and travels back to 1991 with an original Air Jordan 6 ad – printed across the upper. Michael Jordan's Flight School is the name of his fabled basketball camp, but also served as a friendly play on words for an advertising campaign back then. The Flight School look would return on the 'Infrared' Jordan Spizike from 2010 – with the iconic graphics and typography printed on the inner lining of the release. And with an accompanying retro card. (Bring back retro cards, Jordan Brand 🙏🏾) Thirty-one years since the Air Jordan 6, Jordan Brand returns the 36 to the Flight School look with the prints plastered across the white, black upper, adorned with Infrared 23 accents; which speaks to the times. Release is scheduled for June 9th at select retailers. Are you ready to take flight? Air Jordan 36 "Flight School" Black/Infrared 23-White DN4197-001 6. 9. 22. $185

Luxury Air. Virgil Abloh's vision to marry streetwear and high fashion was accomplished in his time in fashion. As the founder of Pyrex Vision turned OFF-WHITE reached the heights of Louis Vuitton. Back in January, 200 pairs of his monogram, Damier printed LV x AF1s were placed on the auction block benefitting Abloh's "Post Modern" Scholarship Fund. The result was $25,326,900 generated. The anticipated retail release of the LV x AF1s is still set to take place, but with a new series of colorways in the works; nine to be exact. The release is expected to take place in June. Releasing in both Low and Mid iterations, each will carry a price tag of €2000 ($2609 USD) for the Lows and €2,500 ($2609 USD) for the Mids. Exclusive access will be provided to Louis Vuitton "community members." Additionally, Louis Vuitton will open an interactive and immersive exhibit in New York City, showcasing all 47 pairs of AF1s designed by Abloh. The exhibit will be open between May 20-31. images via Louis Vuitton

Another month ... another Yeezy drop. Just like clockwork, as the hands keep ticking on time, adidas has a Kanye West namesake hitting the market. This time, the adidas Yeezy 700 V3 takes centerstage. Originally releasing in 2020, the third iteration of the 700 explores a new look for the version; a color transitioning upper. The gradient across the upper goes from a pale purple to a berry with a translucent cage, adding depth and providing an illusion that it too is transitioning across the upper. But unlike other 700 V3s, the heel is a colored match for accenting upper, almost a bleeding effect. The new adidas Yeezy 700 V3 'Fade Carbon' releases online at adidas via the CONFIRMED app and will be available at select Three Stripes retailers. Stay locked in to our Twitter channel for additional info. In other adidas news, the Three Stripes x Gucci collection has been unveiled. Click here to learn more about the upcoming release. adidas Yeezy 700 V3 "Fade Carbon" FADCAR/FADCAR/FADCAR GW1814 5. 21. 22. $210

Stüssy x Nike's latest collaborative effort is a true return to basics for both parties. The collection which has already dropped at Stüssy is set to release on Nike and at select participating retailers. The first installment in the Air Force 1 Mid end of the spectrum is a ying and yang, white tumbled leather beauty accented by a black tumbled leather overlay. The silhouettes all include a co-branded tongue, sporting Stüssy's landing spots across the globe with the brand's name embroidered into the lateral strap and interlocking SS insignia, perforated into the toe box. The subsequent apparel infused both brand's styles for a collective and timeless vibe. From co-branded t-shirts to matching hoodies and fleece sweatpants in Volt, Grey and Black – and cuffed beanies. Release of the Stüssy x Nike Air Force 1 Mid in White/Light Bone-Black takes place on SNKRS, while other retailers will support the capsule's Black Snakeskin AF1 Mid and clothing. See the store listing and official imagery after the jump. Stüssy x Nike Air Force 1 Mid Black/Light Bone-White DJ7840-002 5. 19. 22. $150 Stüssy x Nike Air Force 1 Mid Black/Black-Black DJ7840-001 5. 19. 22. $150

Over the years, we've seen Jordan Brand utilize past color schemes to develop new palettes and motifs for retros. Taking from the OG 'Military' Air Jordan 4, which many are hoping we will finally see again in its original 1989 form again in the extremely near future – the new 'Black Military' follows the color blocking of the former, hence its nickname and features a contrasting range of White, Neutral Grey and Black. The clean white leather upper is met by a textured Neutral Grey toe cap and outsole. The matching white wings are met by matte black eyelet clips, with the contrast of the topline midsole, heel and tongue Jumpman logo. Release is slated for May 21st on SNKRS and additional Jordan Brand retailers. Air Jordan 4 Retro "Black Military" White/Black-Neutral Grey DH6927-111 5. 21. 22. $210

Jordan Brand is bringing back one of 2006's lifestyle Air Jordan 5 releases. Restoring the feeling of the carbon and metallic silver boxes of yesteryear and going true-to-form with the 'Green Bean' Air Jordan 5 Retro. Sixteen years later, the upper is still a sleek 3M metallic silver base that illuminates when the light kisses it – along with its bright and blistering green accents found at various points including; the Jumpman logos, lining, lacelock, midsole teeth and outsole Jumpman. The only real difference is the blue tinted translucent outsole over the the yellow tinted icy outsole from the mid-2000s. The release officially takes place on May 28th and will happen at select Jordan Brand retailers, including SNKRS across a full family size run. Air Jordan 5 Retro "Green Bean" Silver/Green Bean-Flint Grey DM9014-003 5. 28. 22. $200

The Swoosh is now 50 years old. Five decades worth of engrained memories, unforgettable campaigns, quotable slogans, and of course ... the shoes. When Phil Knight and Bill Bowerman founded Blue Ribbon Sports, as fate would have it, due to then-unforeseen circumstances, the company was then in Knight's words, "on our own." And from that, Nike was born on May 1st, 1972. A running company founded by a legendary track and field coach and a former student-athlete now has become one of the world's most popular and lucrative brands. The company has signed a who's who of athletes; from Michael Jordan and Wayne Gretzky, to Kobe Bryant and LeBron James, Michael Johnson to Ken Griffey, Jr., Serena Williams to Sheryl Swoopes. These Nike-sponsored athletes and many more are featured, with over 40 in total – make "loose" cameo appearances as Spike Lee returns as Mars Blackmon and is met by by a new protagonist, Zimmie who both represent Nike's first and second 50 years, bridging the gap between the past and building toward the future. Watch "Seen It All" below.

Earlier this year, adidas collaborated with Prada – in a clean exhibition of contrasting beauty and elegance. And since its initial tease during Milan Fashion Week in late-February, the Three Stripes continues to take aim at the upper echelon of fashion, working with the esteemed Gucci brand. Taking the lead in creative direction is Alessandro Michele, who was tasked with combining the fashion house's ethos with that of the sportswear giant. The result; a satirical set of sportswear pieces that are both runway ready but also takes a throwback athleisure aesthetic. The heritage of both iconic brands are ever present throughout the collection. From the logos, to the three stripes hints and the staple Gucci green and red motif, typographies and more. The lookbook, which was photographed by Carlijn Jacobs explores a sporty look that mirrors high-fashion and streetwear blends. Release is scheduled for June 7th at select Gucci stores, dedicated Pop-Ups, and online on Gucci as well as on the adidas CONFIRMED app; along with the release of a separate, dedicated campaign. Gucci x adidas Collection 6. 7. 22.

Two juggernauts meet in the middle as Supreme and Stone Island have curated a collection for the Spring 2022 campaign. Combining their ethos, the array is both functional and stylized; from the water resistant nylon Reversible Faux Fur Parka to the heat-sensitive pigment printed Ripstop Jacket, cargo pant and Camp Cap, water resistant Cotton Codura Shell Jacket and much, much more. And accessories including the Crusher and Messenger Bag. Release of the Supreme x Stone Island Spring 2022 collection is set to drop online at Supreme on May 12th and available on May 14th in Japan. Scroll for the full rolodex of images.

adidas Originals continues to release a flurry of Yeezy Boost drops. Next on the docket is the Yeezy 500 in a monochromatic Granite color scheme. The rough yet smooth textured suede overlays are dipped in grey is met by a mesh underlay that spans the upper and the tongue. All bound together by matching Granite adiPREME cupped outsole. Release is confirmed for May 14th and will be available at select adidas Originals retailers. Additionally, you can sign up on the adidas Confirmed app to enter the raffle for purchase. adidas Yeezy 500 "Granite" Granite GW6373 5. 14. 22. $210