
adidas and Bad Bunny Set November 12 Release for New BadBo Colourways
The BadBo 1.0 and BadBo 1.1 return in grey and brown-pink palettes, with a global November 12 launch through CONFIRMED and selected retailers.
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The BadBo 1.0 and BadBo 1.1 return in grey and brown-pink palettes, with a global November 12 launch through CONFIRMED and selected retailers.

Brown and beached mauve leather bring a new material expression to First String’s Jack Purcell, linking the shoe’s archive with a young tennis player.

The new G.T. Series turns three familiar basketball names into distinct builds for lift, power and reactive speed.

The shoe arrives November 10, followed by fleece, insulated outerwear and the wider Retro Sport collection on November 17.

The Tiempo Maestro Elite and Streetgato launch first in Los Angeles on November 7, with Honduras and Liberia informing their shared design story.

The November 11 release puts Nara’s artwork across trainers, clothing, vegan bags and accessories.

Metallic slingbacks, glitter platforms and embellished evening bags translate the collaboration’s formalwear focus into individual accessories.

The $130 LaFrancé RNR and $120 LaFrancé pair show-inspired details with two distinct lifestyle silhouettes in PUMA’s November 6 release lineup.

The seven-piece Hybridisation collection begins its rollout in Harajuku on November 6, with wider Salomon distribution following November 12.

The six-style range pairs high-top, low-top and slip-on shapes with black canvas or leather uppers, bringing a familiar silhouette into work footwear.

Brown & Aurora Coffee and Chalky Brown colourways place the strapped Stan Smith silhouette within Kith Women’s Winter 2026 collection.

The Allen Iverson signature returns in Red Toe and 30th Anniversary Green, with a November 10 launch listed at $170.

The relaxed Blazer-inspired silhouette pairs a multicolour upper with Dark Sulphur overlays and a Sail midsole, listed at CAD $135 on Canadian SNKRS.

The brown Consortium collaboration combines reinforced panels, gathered heel detailing and gold-foil INVINCIBLE branding, listed at NT$4,890.

Launching November 4, the capsule combines low-profile nylon-and-suede sneakers with tracksuits, polos and a racquet-ready canvas tote.

The waterproof low-cut shoe joins a farmer-tested workwear collection, with a campaign photographed by Jack Davison.

The new silhouette pairs outdoor-inspired proportions with oiled leather and suede, adding a more rugged expression to VEJA’s range.

The $170 running shoe updates its cushioning, sole geometry and mesh upper for the franchise’s 29th generation.

The November 7 collection pairs metallic silver camouflage footwear with purple apparel inspired by turn-of-the-century basketball culture.

The fourth collaboration pairs ThermoBall mules and Verto Alpine boots with a seven-style Fall Winter 2026 wardrobe.

The distressed CELL Geo arrives through PUMA and JiyongKim channels first, followed by an exclusive GR8 release in Japan.

Brazilian sisters Thali and Gabi bring contrasting colors and an asymmetric design language to two versions of VEJA’s Panenka.

Coordinated apparel and footwear bring TravisMathew’s lifestyle wardrobe together with Wolf & Shepherd’s athletic-inspired approach to dress shoes.

The children’s collection has separate November launches for selected international markets and North America.