There were so many highlights in February from fashion weeks to Black History Month celebrations to Super Bowl, and we’re just as hopeful that March will be just as, if not even more exciting. On the footwear front, these first several days of the new month are ridiculously stacked with hot ticket releases, but before we enlighten you on those, let’s first brief you on all of the most important sneaker news that turned up last week.
A new installment of Sole Mates was unveiled over the weekend in which HYPEBEAST featured Harlem native and style icon A$AP Nast about his Reebok Zig Kinetica II Edge collaboration. Additionally, Y-3 celebrated its 20th anniversary with a new campaign, so we dove into the brand’s most pivotal moments from the last two decades. Staying on the topic of 
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Release Date: March 3
Release Price: TBC
Where to Buy: Supreme
Why You Should Cop: NY-based streetwear label Supreme and Nike have built up quite the historic partnership over the years, and it will be further enriched with its latest Nike SB Dunk High “By Any Means” collection. “Black/White/Varsity Red,” “Navy/Red/White” and “Varsity Maize/Pine Green/White colorways are set to release, all of which are designed with two-toned leather uppers and various NY-friendly embroidered embellishments.
NOCTA x Nike Hot Step Air Terra
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Release Date: March 3
Release Price: $180 USD
Where to Buy: NOCTA
Why You Should Cop: Drake’s signature line with the Swoosh is finally ready to present its first footwear offerings to the world: the NOCTA x Nike Hot Step Air Terra. For this release, the trainer-inspired model is slated to release in “Triple White” and “Triple Black” colorways. Both are supplied with reflective accents throughout the upper and come designed with various co-branded insignias.
JJJJound x New Balance 990V3 “Olive”
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Release Date: March 3
Release Price: $250 USD
Where to Buy: New Balance
Why You Should Cop: If you’re still recovering from the massive JJJJound website L from last week, don’t fret just yet as another shot at the Montreal brand’s New Balance 990V3 MADE “Olive” is upon us. This is the second time that this duo has teamed up on the silhouette and it serves as a follow-up to the brown pair that dropped in 2018. The Spring-ready offering will be released via the New Balance web shop and through select New Balance retailers.
Dr. Martens x A-COLD-WALL* Rikard
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Release Date: March 3 (ACW), March 5 (Dr. Martens)
Release Price: $260-290 USD
Where to Buy: A-COLD-WALL* and Dr. Martens
Why You Should Cop: It’s no secret that Dr. Martens and Samuel Ross have developed a strong relationship and fondness for each other as the British footwear brand continues to tap him for footwear collaborations. Next up for the Dr. Martens x A-COLD-WALL* legacy its a two-pronged Rikard capsule that features the 8-eye boot and the 3-eye model. Both are devised with reflective panels on the quarters and come accented with triangle-shaped panels.
GOLF WANG x Converse Python Chuck 70 Low
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Release Date: March 3
Release Price: TBC
Where to Buy: GOLF WANG and Converse
Why You Should Cop: Tyler, the Creator’s streetwear label GOLF WANG is expanding its collaborative footwear catalog with Converse this month with a duo of Python Chuck 70 Lows. Styled in vibrant pink and brighter blue ensembles, the pairs come fitted with all-over snakeskin uppers, creamy laces and silver eyelets that speak to the LA rapper’s affinity for playful colors and animalistic prints.
Vault by Vans curated by Sarah Andelman
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Release Date: March 4
Release Price: TBC
Where to Buy: Vans
Why You Should Cop: With the celebration of International Women’s Day on the horizon, Vault by Vans has reconvened with colette’s former creative director Sarah Andelman for a special footwear collection that highlights four global artists. Fumiko Imano, Sindiso Khumalo, Soko and Julia Chiang have all been tapped to spruce up various Vans silhouettes and apparel pieces with their own respective artworks.
adidas YEEZY BOOST 350 V2 “MX Blue”
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Release Date: March 5
Release Price: $220 USD
Where to Buy: CONFIRMED
Why You Should Cop: Kanye West’s most prolific model — the adidas YEEZY BOOST 350 V2 — is making another headline this week as it welcomes in its newest “MX Blue” colorway. Manufactured with an elevated marbled PrimeKnit pattern, the kicks are playfully designed with various shades of blue along with hints of pale yellow. BOOST-cushioning is stuffed inside the bottoms, and the ribbed midsoles are fashioned with an icy tint.
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Release Date: March 5
Release Price: $300 USD
Where to Buy: CONFIRMED
Why You Should Cop: Touted as one of the more popular adidas YEEZY makeups to-date, the adidas YEEZY BOOST 700 V2 “Static” is slated to make a comeback. Kanye West’s grayscale offering first made its way to the market back in December 2018, and it’s returning with all of its original design cues such as the white and gray uppers, reflective accents and off-white overlays.
Air Jordan 6 “UNC”
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Release Date: March 5
Release Price: $210 USD
Where to Buy: Foot Locker
Why You Should Cop: Jordan Brand will often use MJ’s alma mater as a reference point for its retro models, and next up to receive this treatment is the Air Jordan 6 “UNC” colorway. There’s no official Tar Heel branding on this impending installment, but its palette mirrors the Chapel Hill-based institution’s signature “White” University Blue” colors to a tee.
Nike LeBron 19 Low “Magic Fruity PEBBLES”
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Release Date: March 7
Release Price: $160 USD
Where to Buy: SNKRS
Why You Should Cop: LeBron James’s Nike LeBron 19 Low model has officially kicked off its releases, and its newest “Magic Fruity PEBBLES” colorway just might be the sweetest one yet. Bolstered with color-changing technology, the kicks are made with translucent Air units that shift to a vivid purple when exposed to the light. Crispy red and yellow flakes are pasted to the heels to further express its motif, and the white uppers likely nod to milk that you eat your cereal with. Special embroidery is found on interior sides of the tongues, and illustrations of LeBron and Fred Flintstone grace the insoles.
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