Sneakerheads2020  have already gotten a pair of Nike dunks, Swoosh does not seem to show signs of hesitation in creating a new double push for everyone their luck, although a few release dates have been postponed. Finally, women's Nike dunk high "dark sulfur" teased for the first time last year, preparing to officially go offline this month. The two-tone arrangement is often compared to dunking high "college corn" due to their shared yellow accents. However, the "dark sulfur" pair insisted on a simple white and yellow mix, while past versions included black panels. The yellow used on this pair of shoes is not so bright, and tends to be a mustard yellow hue. With several other dunk variations, the tongue label chooses a white background to match the tongue and the color of the Nike logo, which is in dark sulfur. In addition, dark sulphur appears on the stitching details near the heel, usually white to match the upper. The yellow mentioned earlier is reapplied to the outsole to complete the look.

Newly Jordans  announced a long-term partnership shortly after the 2020 a-ZX series cooperation. For the next step, both European institutions have revisited Adidas UltraBOOST, which now uses a green and black color palette. Unlike the boost buffer efforts that arrived on April 8, most of the upcoming two are addicted to dark arrangements. The contour 3-stripes, strengthening the structure around the forefoot and heel deviates from the black aesthetic in favor of a sharp green contrast. In addition, the sidewall branding and supporting components at the rear feature Lego bricks to recall the construction, enabling customization. Co-branding appears on the top of the tongue and on the insole, and the German sportswear manufacturer’s iconic energy feedback foam maintains its standard white makeup. Finally, the European-style rubber tread brings out a playful beauty in black.

New Release Yeezy With the release of Sean Wotherspoon into the ongoing series, the ambition behind Adidas' original year-long A-ZX project reached its culmination. Created a newly discovered ZX running series behind the buzz, a-ZX called on a wide range of collaborators to inject some cross-energy icons. The second round of the founder’s explanation is undoubtedly a more prominent inclusion, because he injected patchwork materials and patterns, while applying floral embroidery, which is a careful layout and hassle arrangement. The drooping thin lines that he saw during his collaboration with the superstar—an affirmation of Yohji Yamamoto's design many years ago—also paid off, with the details on the right shoe more prominent. ZX8000 SUPEREARTH continues Sean's vegan attitude towards shoes and the larger-scale environmental protection direction of the Adidas brand, using recyclable materials to construct uppers. This special collaboration reflects how shoes in this culture are produced responsibly, just like hiding spinach puree in a child's fruit smoothie.