Shoes

Aside from its original and murdered out colorways, The Admiral’s 1994 kicks of choice will also come back in a more fashion forward tan variant. The neoprene ankle support stays untouched, but the rest of the upper has been replaced with suede.

One of the ’90s kids’ must-have shoes. Spurs legend David Robinson made the Air Unlimited famous in 1994, but its neoprene ankle support was way ahead of its time. It will be re-released in its original white and emerald colorway as well as in a new triple black scheme.

Vans’ weather-resistant shoes are available in more colorways and styles. Their uppers are treated with Scotchgard so they’re water- and stain-resistant, they have thickly padded collars to keep your feet warm, and their reverse waffle sole provides extra grip.

With winter around the corner, you’ll want to grab a pair of Muck Boots‘ waterproof, fleece-lined boots to keep your feet warm and dry. We particularly love the new black and red Buffalo Plaid pattern which is due this December, just in time for the nastiest part of the season.

The Futurecraft Made for Germany (MFG) shoe is the latest proof of Adidas’ continued efforts towards a future where it rapidly produces footwear that are tailored to individual needs. It’s limited to 500 pairs in Germany, but a US variant will follow.

See those little umbrellas on the tongues of these Dunks? They mean exactly what you think they do. Nike’s comfy black leather basketballs sneakers are designed to stay dry even when it starts to pour rain. We dig the buffalo plaid flannel lining.

The Japanese shoemaker’s latest Hommage shoes are based on the resurgent Nike Air Presto. Like all Manual Industrial Products, practically the entire shoe is handmade from leather that takes on a patina as it ages. Available in raw or black.

Never tie a shoelace again with these replacement laces for sneakers, running shoes and hiking shoes. Their elastic construction ensures a snug fit, but lets you slip your foot in and out of your shoes with ease. Perfect for cutting time off triathalon quick changes.

adidas and wings + horns‘ latest collab goes for the handmade, rustic look. The collection’s highlights include knit track jackets, sherpa jackets as well as Gazelles and ZX Flux ADV Xs with dope Primeknit and suede uppers.

Combining the richness of leather with the styling and functionality of sneakers, M. Gemi’s Italian-made high-tops have a hand-burnished pebbled finish, a leather-lined inner and footbed, and a rubber sole. They’re the perfect work/life shoe. In burgundy, navy, or black.

Adidas continues its Primeknit rampage with this updated take on its ’90s trainers. The EQT Cushion 93’s new knit upper retains the shoe’s original colors while providing a more comfortable, firm and modern fit. On foot shots by Afew.

Love to own a pair of Dr. Martens but hate how heavy their shoes are? Struggle no more. The new DM’s Lite collection features the same timeless and high quality leather and construction but with a significantly lighter rubber outsole and memory foam insole.

The new version of the clever magnetic shoelace closures now come with lace clips that secure your laces more firmly while letting you make quick adjustments to your shoe’s fit. They’re also available in six more colors.

End Clothing’s exclusive New Balance kicks combine a marble-inspired colorway with a classic walking shoe silhouette. The M575END Marble White has a nubuck upper with suede overlays, an End lace lock, a two-tone midsole and gum rubber outsole.

An ultra minimalist variant of the timeless tennis shoe. The Stan Smith Nuude forgoes the three stripe perforations and the color accents on the heel and tongue for a clean, stark white look. It comes in women’s sizes, so guys should go 1.5 sizes up.

Nike follows up the bestselling Roshe One with a similarly minimalist casual shoe. The Roshe Two has memory foam in its insole as well as foam in its upper to provide all day comfort. Available with a nylon or Flyknit upper. Drops 9/1/16 for $90 to $130.

Under Armour gets in the Olympic spirit by dressing up Steph Curry’s latest signature shoes in patriotic colors. Available in white with blue and red trim or navy blue with white and red trim. They retain the burrito tongue construction that fits snugly around your ankles.

Enjoy the final days of summer with this re-release of Nike’s extra breathable casual running shoe. The Chalapuka’s nubuck leather and nylon mesh upper has gaping holes for a sandal-like feel. Available in orange/brown and blue/brown.

Old school basketball meets cutting edge soccer tech in this upcoming variant of the OG Jordans. The Air Jordan 1 Retro Ultra High features an upper made of lightweight material and an ankle bootie borrowed from Nike’s new soccer cleats and futsal shoes. Drops 8/13/16.

Earth- and space-themed variants of the New Balance 580. The 580HT has a gray-green suede upper and reflective logo and heel tab. The 580DH has the slimmer Re-engineered upper in black with white specks. Drops 8/6/16 on Hypebeast.

adidas‘ newest basketball shoe rocks the mad comfy Boost midsole, wrapped in a protective rubber cage that extends into the grippy outsole. It also has a fully knit upper and heel laces for added support.

The shoe that made Nike’s Air-Sole visible finally gets the Flyknit treatment, making this the lightest Air Max 1 to date. The AM1 Ultra Flyknit’s tongue and toe have perforations to provide ventilation, while the rest of the upper is tightly knit for support. Drops 7/28/16.

The XXXI was inspired by the Jordan 1 and its infamous black-and-red variant. It has a synthetic leather and woven upper with the classic Swoosh and Air Jordan wings logos, neoprene ankle support, a phylon midsole and Zoom Air cushioning. Drops 9/3/16 for $185.

First released in 2015, Epaulet will be making another 300 pairs of classic athletic silhouttes handmade in unfinished and undyed horse leather. The shoes will acquire a patina with wear, making your pair unique. Available as a running shoe, basketball shoe or tennis shoes.

The quintessential sneaker now has its own NikeID corner. Create your own Chucks by customizing the color or print of its different parts, from the upper to the racing stripes on the midsole. You can even add a message on the heel.