The Saucony ProGrid Triumph 4 Keith Haring “Love” is a standout collab celebrating the iconic artist’s playful, vibrant aesthetic. This edition merges the Triumph 4’s Y2K-inspired mesh runner design with Haring’s signature dancing figures, creating a lively, eye-catching sneaker.
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The Asics Gel-1130 Tiffany brings a fresh twist to one of Asics’ most accessible retro runners, earning its nickname from the unmistakable Tiffany-style blue mesh underlays throughout the upper. It’s a clean nod to the famous colorway seen across sneaker culture—from SB Dunks to various homages—now applied to a model that fits right into today’s Y2K-inspired running trend.
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The Air Jordan 1 Low Chicago brings back one of the most iconic colorways ever, now in a clean low-top form for the new year. I’ve always loved the Chicago look, so seeing it return again in 2025 felt like the perfect time to finally grab a pair.
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The Nike SB Dunk Low Deep Fir marks what’s rumored to be the final Orange Label ISO (In-Store Only) release for a while, closing out a strong run of clean, well-made skate shop exclusives.
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The New Balance 1906R Parchment takes its name from the official colorway “Parchment with Morel and Incense,” though the box label simply reads “Beige Brown”—a name that doesn’t quite match the tones on foot. In reality, the combination of pale yellow and soft green hues gives off a green apple or lemonade vibe, especially in this pastel pack release that released alongside a pink and a blue/green option.
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The New Balance 2002R Dream State gets its name from the purplish-blue tones that dominate the colorway—a calming mix of blue, lavender, and purple that feels both subtle and unique. It’s one of countless colorways that have dropped for this model, showing how strong the 2002R’s run continues to be even years after its revival.
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