The celebrations of Juneteenth have now concluded, so it’s time to prepare for a shorter work week, the Pride celebrations and of course, a new round of sneaker drops. This week we’re going to see new styles roll out from your favorite Sportswear brands such as 
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Release Date: June 21
Release Price: $120 USD
Where to Buy: Reebok
Why You Should Cop: Thanks to EAMES’ ongoing series Reebok, we’re able to witness the worlds of furniture and sneakers collide. On deck for the two parties is their Classic Leather “Elephant” Pack which is inspired by a children’s toy piece that debuted in the 1940s. “Red,” “Ice Grey,” and “Lime” colorways are included in the launch.
Union LA x Nike Cortez
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Release Date: June 21
Release Price: $150 USD
Where to Buy: Union
Why You Should Cop: After working with Jordan Brand on two Air Jordan 2 colorways, Union is revisiting its partnership with Nike to introduce a pair of new Cortez collaborations. Being that the Cortez is so deeply-rooted in the culture of LA’s sneaker culture, this capsule makes perfect sense. “Sesame” and “Off Noir” colorways are included in the capsule, both of which discard the model’s usual leather uppers and usher in canvas and suede materials.
Nike SB Dunk Low “Be True”
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Release Date: June 22
Release Price: $115 USD
Where to Buy: SNKRS
Why You Should Cop: Ahead of the Pride festivities this weekend, Nike is rolling out its annual “Be True” collection, and one product that is involved in this Nike SB Dunk Low. While the kicks may look like normal all-white shoes from afar, subtle Pride-inspired details are visible through the colorful Be True lateral heel branding, pastel laces and multi-colored underlays that are revealed when you rub away the exterior layer.
Nike ISPA Link
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Release Date: June 22
Release Price: $225 USD
Where to Buy: SNKRS
Why You Should Cop: Nike ISPA always tends to push the envelope when it comes to footwear design and the ISPA Link is a prime example of that. This innovative shoe is meant to be completely deconstructed and pieced back together as you so choose to make for a more sustainable offering. Bulbous midsoles and knitted uppers are matched together to create a forward-thinking lifestyle go-to.
Off-White™ x Nike Air Force 1 Mid
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Release Date: June 23
Release Price: $185 USD
Where to Buy: SNKRS
Why You Should Cop: Virgil Abloh and Nike’s iconic partnership is being brought back to the frontlines this week to shine a light on the Off-White™ x Nike Air Force 1 Mid. As usual, the late designer made it a point to restructure the silhouette with his own language as he added track spikes to the front ends of the outsoles, altered the midsoles with curvy textures, added a static knit to the uppers and reworked the tongue branding with graffiti-esque font.
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Release Date: June 23
Release Price: $55 USD
Where to Buy: adidas
Why You Should Cop: In case you needed more easygoing slides to add to your Summer rotation, adidas has got you covered with the adilette 22. Kanye West called out the brand claiming that it essentially is a “fake YEEZY” due to its shape and batch of neutral-toned offerings, but one can argue that its unique ridged textures allow it to stand on its own.
Supreme x Nike Shox Ride 2
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Release Date: June 23
Release Price: TBC
Where to Buy: Supreme
Why You Should Cop: Supreme is back partnering with Nike this week on another obscure silhouette: the Nike Shox Ride 2. Four colorways including a black, olive, red and white are included in the capsule, all of which feature Supreme branding that wrap around the Shox pistons down below. Dropping alongside the kicks are Dri-FIT Running Hats.
Maison Château Rouge x Air Jordan 2
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Release Date: June 24
Release Price: TBC
Where to Buy: SNKRS
Why You Should Cop: After linking with Jordan Brand in 2019 for the expansive FEARLESS ONES collection, Maison Château Rouge is inserting itself back into the collaborative ring to lend its touch to the Air Jordan 2. For this new take, the African-centric imprint reimagines the lifestyle model with patterned overlays, exposed tongue stitchings, toothy elements around the mid-foot and more.
Air Jordan 6 “Red Oreo”
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Release Date: June 25
Release Price: $200 USD
Where to Buy: SNKRS
Why You Should Cop: Jordan Brand has a plethora of retro offerings that are planned to roll out this Summer, and next up for the brand’s release calendar is the Air Jordan 6 “Red Oreo.” The understated colorway is mostly covered in white as the neutral hue lands on the perforated leather uppers and tongues. However, its titular shade does most of the talking as it drops off on the midsole molds, lace toggles and heel counters.
KANGHYUK x Reebok Premier Road Modern Mid
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Release Date: June 25
Release Price: $240 USD
Where to Buy: Reebok
Why You Should Cop: Reebok’s special projects teams often links up with various imprints throughout the year for new footwear collaborations, and one its most consistent partners has been KANGHYUK. After working on a Classic Leather collab earlier this year, the South Korean label has now turned its focus to the Reebok Premier Road Modern Mid. Two tonal colorways are being proffered, one of which comes in a stealthy all-black fit while the other is dyed in a seasonally-friendly baby blue motif.
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