This Week’s Notable Drops
Comme des Garçons Homme Plus x Air Jordan 11 (Black and White)
This one has been a slow burn since Paris Fashion Week in January, but the wait is over. CDG Homme Plus and Jordan Brand are releasing both their black and white Air Jordan 11 colorways, each built on premium cowhide leather that strips the silhouette down to something closer to a fine dress shoe than a basketball sneaker. The collaboration officially retails for $358 USD and drops September 5, 2026, with Dover Street Market among the confirmed destinations.
Sourced from: Comme des Garcons Homme Plus x Air Jordan 11 Releases September 5th, and COMME des GARÇONS Homme Plus Made the Air Jordan 11 Feel Like a Dress Shoe.
adidas Badbo 1.1 (Chalk White / Grey / Soft Pink)
Bad Bunny’s Badbo line is expanding, and this next chapter cuts the silhouette low. The Badbo 1.1 in Chalk White, Grey, and Soft Pink does more than just shorten the ankle, signaling that Benito and adidas are treating this like a full signature franchise rather than a one-off moment. A release date is unconfirmed in the available signals, but the colorway has been officially revealed.
Sourced from: Bad Bunny Gets Low With The Upcoming adidas Badbo 1.1.
MoMA x Nike Air Rift 2 Pack
MoMA and Nike are back for Fall 2026 with a two-pair pack of the Air Rift 2, the split-toe runner that never quite got its mainstream due the first time around. The two colorways are Black/Cyber/Dark Powder Blue/Light Fuchsia and Hyper Verde/Cyber/Light Fuchsia, bright gallery-ready combinations that lean into the museum’s curatorial instincts. Both pairs are priced at $130 USD, with a release window of Fall 2026, though a firm date is not confirmed in the available signals.
Sourced from: MoMA and Nike Return With a Two-Pair Air Rift 2 Pack in Bright, Gallery-Ready Colors.
Pharrell x adidas VIRGINIA Watermoc Pack
After a tease in May and a closer preview in August, Pharrell’s VIRGINIA Watermoc Pack is finally getting its proper moment. The collection releases September 5, 2026, through adidas at $140 USD. The VIRGINIA silhouette has been one of Pharrell’s quieter adidas moves, and this pack appears to be the most complete look at it yet.
Sourced from: An Official Look at Pharrell and adidas Originals’ VIRGINIA Watermoc Pack.
New Balance 983
New Balance is introducing an entirely new silhouette with the 983, a lifestyle model that synthesizes the brand’s early-2000s running archive into something built for right now rather than strict nostalgia. The debut colorway is Shadow Blue/Zinc Blue, SKU U9835DU, priced at $160 USD, with a release date of October 1 through New Balance. Coco Gauff and Amine are attached to the campaign, which suggests NB is positioning this as a serious cultural release and not just a catalog addition.
Sourced from: New Balance Debuts the 983, an All-New Silhouette Built From Its 2000s Running Archive.
Nike GT Cut 4 “Sunset”
The GT Cut 4 is heading into fall with a “Sunset” colorway that runs yellow to orange to black, and yes, it absolutely reads like Halloween candy corn whether Nike intended that or not. The shoe is confirmed for a September 16, 2026, release. Multiple outlets have flagged this one, and the seasonal color story is hard to ignore.
Sourced from: Nike GT Cut 4 “Sunset” Releases September 16th, and The Nike Zoom GT Cut 4 “Sunset” Looks Like A Piece Of Candy Corn.
Larry June x adidas Adistar Control 5
Larry June’s adidas collab started as something that felt like it might stay close to home, but it is now getting a proper retail release. The Adistar Control 5 collaboration drops September 12, 2026, giving a wider audience access to a shoe the Bay Area rapper first revealed back in February.
Sourced from: Larry June x adidas Adistar Control 5 Releases September 12th.
Last modified: September 7, 2026
