Sneaker Guide

ASICS GEL-1130

Late-2000s GEL runner reborn as a Y2K icon

Asics Gel-Kayano

Three decades of stability running — Asics' premium motion-control flagship since 1993.

Asics Gel-Lyte III

The shoe Asics designer Shigeyuki Mitsui built entirely by himself — and their most collaborated silhouette.

Adidas Campus

The original basketball shoe turned cultural icon — wider, thicker, and distinctly Adidas.

Adidas Copa Mundial

The world's best-selling football boot since 2001.

Adidas Forum High

The 1984 basketball high-top that put an ankle strap on the global stage

Adidas Forum Low

The basketball icon that crossed over to street culture.

Adidas Gazelle

Adidas's first suede shoe — from training pitch to street icon since 1966.

Adidas Handball Spezial

A 1979 handball court shoe that became a terrace icon and, decades later, a global fashion staple.

Adidas NMD R1

Named after the nomad — sold out in minutes on release day.

Adidas Ozweego

90s running tech reborn as a street icon

Adidas Predator

Rubber ridges that changed football forever.

Adidas Samba

Born on frozen pitches in 1950 — now the world's most enduring sneaker.

Adidas Stan Smith

The world's best-selling tennis shoe — over 30 million pairs sold since 1971.

Adidas Superstar

The shell toe that conquered basketball courts, then conquered the world.

Adidas Ultraboost

The running shoe powered by Boost foam — made famous by Kanye West.

Adidas Yeezy Boost 350 V2

The shoe that redefined what a collaboration could sell for.

Air Jordan 1

The shoe the NBA banned — and Nike turned into a legend.

Air Jordan 11

Tinker Hatfield's patent leather masterpiece — Michael Jordan's favourite Air Jordan.

Air Jordan 12

The Flu Game shoe — worn during Michael Jordan's most legendary performance.

Air Jordan 13

Tinker Hatfield built a panther. Jordan wore it to a dynasty.

Air Jordan 2

Made in Italy, no Swoosh — the forgotten Jordan that dared to go premium in 1986.

Air Jordan 5

Inspired by a WWII fighter plane, built for Michael Jordan to fly.

Air Jordan 6

The shoe Michael Jordan wore to his first NBA championship.

Air Jordan 7

Designed for the 1992 Dream Team — Tinker Hatfield's most culturally loaded Jordan.

Air Jordan 8

The shoe MJ wore to his third NBA championship.

Air Jordan 9

The Jordan released when Michael wasn't playing — a legend that stood on its own.

Air Jordan XV

X-15 aircraft-inspired, Kevlar-reinforced — the most aeronautical Jordan of the era

Air Jordan 3

The 1988 shoe that introduced the Jumpman logo to the world.

Air Jordan 4

The first Air Jordan to go global — worn for The Shot, marketed through cinema.

Air Jordan X

The shoe that commemorated Jordan's greatest achievements.

Air Jordan XIV

Inspired by the Ferrari 550M Jordan owned — the last shoe he wore as a Bull.

Converse Chuck Taylor All-Stars

The first celebrity-endorsed athletic shoe in history — worn by 90 percent of professional basketball players before becoming a global icon.

Converse Jack Purcell

Designed in 1935 for a badminton world champion — still unchanged today.

Converse One Star

Launched for basketball in 1974. Claimed by skate and street culture forever after.

Converse Run Star Hike

Classic Chuck Taylor canvas meets an oversized lugged platform sole — contrasting proportions redefined.

Crocs Classic Clog

The Croslite foam clog that went from boat-show novelty to global bestseller.

New Balance 1906R

Heritage running architecture reimagined — the 1906R bridges New Balance's technical past with its lifestyle present.

New Balance 2002R

A $250 sleeper from 2010, reborn in 2020 as one of the decade's most wanted.

New Balance 327

Inspired by the past, made for now

New Balance 550

A forgotten 1989 budget basketball shoe turned global lifestyle icon.

New Balance 574

The most New Balance shoe ever made.

New Balance 9060

A distorted tribute to New Balance running heritage

New Balance 990

The original $100 sneaker — favoured by Steve Jobs.

New Balance 990v6

Americas most technical running shoe — made in the USA since 1982.

New Balance 992

A Made in USA heritage runner built on ABZORB and ENCAP cushioning with premium suede and leather construction.

Nike Air Foamposite One

Born from a beetle shell, built for the game

Nike Air Force 1

The shoe that changed sneaker culture — first basketball shoe with Nike Air cushioning.

Nike Air Huarache

The original neoprene bootie sneaker, designed by Tinker Hatfield in 1991.

Nike Air Max 1

The shoe that made the invisible visible — the first Nike with exposed Air.

Nike Air Max 270

The first Air Max built purely for life off the track — 270 degrees of Air.

Nike Air Max 90

The OG Air Max silhouette that redefined cushioning in 1990.

Nike Air Max 93

First colored Air unit — the running shoe that made cushioning a design statement

Nike Air Max 95

Designed after the human spine — the Air Max that changed everything in 1995.

Nike Air Max 97

Designed in 1997 by Christian Tresser, inspired by Japanese bullet trains, with full-length visible Air cushioning.

Nike Air Max Plus

Born in the Florida sun — the TN's wave-shaped TPU cage redefined aggressive Air Max design.

Nike Air Presto

The T-shirt for your feet — Nike's 2000 Sydney Olympics shoe sized in XS through XL, not numbers.

Nike Air Trainer 1

The original cross-trainer, by Tinker Hatfield

Nike Air Yeezy

The sneaker collaboration that broke the million barrier.

Nike Blazer Mid '77

Nike's third shoe — from hardwood to streetwear icon.

Nike Cortez

Nike's first shoe — born at the 1972 Olympics.

Nike Dunk High

The original college color high-top — from basketball courts to global streetwear

Nike Dunk Low

From college courts to global streetwear — the original colour-blocked basketball icon.

Nike Free Run

Built to feel like running barefoot.

Nike KD 6

Kevin Durant's storytelling shoe — every KD 6 colorway told a chapter of his life.

Nike Kobe 9 Elite Low EM

Kobe Bryant's lightest low-top — Engineered Mesh meets full-length Zoom Air.

Nike SB Dunk Low

Nike's 1980s basketball shoe, reborn in 2002 as skateboarding's most coveted silhouette.

Nike Shox R4

Spring-loaded columns built for speed — made iconic by Vince Carter at the 2000 Olympics.

Nike Zoom Vomero 5

A 2004 performance runner that became one of the defining streetwear silhouettes of 2023 to 2026.

Onitsuka Tiger Mexico 66

The shoe that gave Tiger Stripes to the world — built for the 1968 Olympics and never stopped running.

PUMA RS-X

The future of retro — RS-X reimagines PUMA's 1980s Running System heritage with an organized chaotic design and bold chunky proportions.

Puma Clyde

Named for Walt Clyde Frazier in 1973 — one of the first athlete signature sneakers in basketball history.

Puma Speedcat

Formula 1 racing DNA turned street sneaker

Puma Suede

The original suede sneaker — 1968.

Reebok Classic Leather

The 1983 runner that became an everyday classic.

Reebok Club C 85

A 1985 tennis court shoe that became one of the cleanest all-white lifestyle silhouettes in sneaker history.

Reebok Freestyle

The first sneaker designed and marketed for women — born from the 1980s aerobics boom.

Reebok Instapump Fury

No laces. No compromise. The sneaker that pumped up a generation.

Reebok Pump

Inflate to fit — the shoe that let you customize your own comfort.

Salomon XT-6

Built for trail in 2013, adopted by fashion in 2023 — the XT-6 is the most collaborative trail shoe ever made.

Saucony Jazz Original

Heritage running turned lifestyle icon — the Jazz is Saucony's most enduring silhouette.

Vans Old Skool

Born from California skate culture in 1976, the Old Skool introduced the Vans Side-stripe.

Vans Sk8-Hi

The 1978 high-top that defined skate culture

Vans Slip-On

The shoe Sean Penn made famous — and skateboarders made iconic.

adidas ZX 8000

The adidas running shoe that introduced TORSION technology and became a rave-era icon.