Matt Varga We wouldn’t go as far as to say it’s quantity over quality this week, but even we’re taken aback by the sheer number of product on the way in the coming days.
That includes a host of drops that we’ve had our eye on throughout the year; the Air Jordan 4 “Cave Stone,” another shoe out of the Nike x LEGO partnership, the Limosine SB Dunk Low, and the debut of the Converse SHAI 001 foremost in that group. Parse through the rest of the slate and you’ll find there’s plenty more to keep watch over, from a heavy basketball slate featuring the Kobe 9 and A’One to fresh looks for the buzzy Trunner LX and New Balance 2000.
Note that you’ll find one extra gallery below – a double-digit drop day on September 1st means we’ve split that day’s releases into two sections. Otherwise, you can catch the usual breakdown included below, with hyperlinks leading back to our original coverage of each shoe/collection. Follow those to find our “Where To Buy” sections for each, containing store lists and direct pick-links for release day. We’ll keep this page current with any late-breaking additions, but to ensure you don’t miss out on anything, watch our Sneaker Release Dates and Jordan Releases 2025 landing pages.
Given Sunday is typically quiet, the week begins with Labor Day on September 1st, providing an incredibly deep slate as the first of the month typically tends to. As we have on previous occasions, we’ll split between the basketball offers and shoes outside of that category. Beginning off of the hardwood, only the kids can really get in on the Lego Dunk Low but the partnership is notable enough to elevate it to #1. The return of the Nike Air Trainer Huarache “Cool Blue” and a retread in the Nike Air Force 1 Low Invisible Woman 2.0 line things up behind the toy-centric collab. We close out with more colorways for the Vomero Plus, a fresh ASICS GEL-Kayano 14 “Obsidian” and a new premium joint from the Three Stripes: the adidas LA Trainer.
Still on September 1st, as far as hoops, the Nike Kobe 9 EM “Black” would likely headline in either group, a “Team Bank” look for the newly reintroduced silhouette. Next is the A’One “Topaz Gold” before we shift to a Three Stripes two-pack, the adidas Dame X “Bucks” and Dame X “Electric Pink.” Last but not least, the Boston brand gets involved with the New Balance Hesi Low v2 in two looks; off-white/grey and black/burgundy,
September 2nd sees the “Fog Be The Cloud” Salehe Bembury New Balance 1000 touch down via his beaspunge.com, and further seeds of Devin’s PE-to-public pipeline with the Nike Book 1 “Safari.” A gritty GR touches down in the Nike Air Force 1 Low Metalwork.
September 3rd’s premier drop continues the ABZORB story via the New Balance 2000 “Light Chrome Blue.” Then it’s back to Beaverton: three variations of the Harris Tweed Dunk Low, the Jordan Trunner LX “Luminous Green,” and a stop in blokecore with the Nike Total 90 III “Pink Foam.”
SGA stans rejoice — September 4th finally sees the Converse Shai 001 “Butter” release after months of lead-up. Not to be outdone, Wonder Boy gets in the mix with the Jordan Luka 4 “Gone Camping” while the gridiron folk get two spotlights: the fans eat via the NFL Pegasus 41 collection and the players with the Air Jordan 4 TD.
September 5th features Morant’s mismatched Ja 3 “Hustle and Flow” and a floral Nike Air Rift. If you missed out on the earlier drop, the Salehe Bembury New Balance 1000 goes wide as well.
September 6th provides a Saturday Jumpman drop via the Air Jordan 4 “Cave Stone,” but stay tuned to SNKRS that same day for the Limosine SB Dunk Low. In Mexico only, the Air Jordan 3 “El Vuelo” will drop early before a wider global drop on the 20th. Florals stay in focus for the Japanese giant when the SHUSHU/TONG Asics GEL-Kinetic Fluent hits. Concluding with a few more basketball drops, the Nike Book 1 “Neon” touches down adidas DON Issue 7 “Louisville,” and Nike Sabrina 3 “Silencer” speak to some of each brand’s foremost ballers.
