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Supreme & GOODENOUGH's Nike Air Force 1 Low Leaps Into This Week's Best Footwear Drops

The stage is set for not only the NHL Stanley Cup Finals, but the NBA Finals to start this week as well. The former features a rematch from last year’s final series as the Edmonton Oilers look for revenge against the defending champions, the Florida Panthers. On the hoops side of things, the Indiana Pacers continue to surprise and are set to take on the overwhelming favorites, the Oklahoma City Thunder. These exciting showdowns aren’t the only thing to look forward to this week. Oakley Factory Team, Nike, Crocs, New Balance, PUMA, Fear of God Athletics, and Jordan Brand all have notable footwear drops en route too. Before we walk you through all 10 releases, let’s first look back at which headlines from the sneaker space stood out last week.

On the feature side of things, we took a trip to the Department of Nike Archives to learn more about the “Rare Air” collection, including its various points of inspiration. As for the typical news storylines, LEGO and Nike finally revealed their first batch of products, including takes on the Dunk Low and Air Max Dn. Another lead that caught our eye was a report of Off-White™’s Nike Air Force 1 Low “Sesame” finally being prepared for a retail release. The rumor mill also treated us to word of a Nike SB-designed version of the Air Max2 CB 94 Low. Early looks at a second Patta x Nike Air Max 90 “Waves” colorway and two more Kobe Bryant x Nike Air Force 1 Lows in “Court Purple” and “Triple White” stood out as well.

The unveiling of upcoming New Balance collaborations was again a highlight, with Jack Harlow reworking the 442 V2 football shoe, Salehe Bembury bringing ample color to the 1000 sneaker, and Ronnie Fieg teasing a second New York Knicks-themed colorway of the 993. Fieg also teamed up with Tyler “Arab Lincoln” Mansour to preview all six upcoming Kith x ASICS sneakers for summer. Meanwhile, adidas previewed its Bruce Lee-themed “Game of Death” colorway of the adidas Jabbar Lo. Rounding things out, atmos revealed that its One Piece x Crocs Classic Clog “Gear 5” will be returning for a wider launch this month.

Now that you’re up to speed on what’s been going on in the footwear industry, let’s take a look at which drops you should have on your radar this week, starting with a new silhouette from Oakley Factory Team. Afterwards, be sure to head over to HBX to take a look at styles that are available now.

Oakley Factory Team Flesh & Flesh Warp

Best Sneaker Releases June 2025 Week 1 Oakley Factory Team Flesh & Flesh Warp WORKSOUT Nike Air Max 95 Uniform Salehe Bembury Crocs Pollex Clog F&F Tree Camo New Balance MADE in USA 992 & 990v6 Supreme GOODENOUGH Nike Air Force 1 Low PUMA Mostro Pelé Yellow Hayley Wilson Nike SB Dunk Low Nike Air Max 95 Bright Mandarin Fear of God Athletics II Basketball Lo & Hi Ash Pearl Air Jordan 11 Low Igloo

Oakley

Release Date: June 3

Release Price: TBC

Where to Buy: Oakley and Brain Dead

Why You Should Cop: The collaborative Oakley Factory Team project between Oakley and Brain Dead is back this week with yet another new silhouette. The Flesh Warp is the latest addition to their arsenal, offering an asymmetrical lacing system atop a new sculpted leather upper. Colorways of black and “Vaporous Gray” are present alongside its slip-on Flesh counterpart in “Lucent White,” “Ganache/Burgundy,” “Sand/Blue,” and “Ghost Gray.”

WORKSOUT x Nike Air Max 95 “Uniform”

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Release Date: June 5

Release Price: $200 USD

Where to Buy: SNKRS

Why You Should Cop: If you missed out on WORKSOUT’s launch of its two Nike Air Max 95s, another chance to cop a pair is on the way. While the all-black version is not releasing again, its “Uniform” counterpart will be back on shelves this week. A military green is accompanied by black detailing as this take on the 30-year-old model sees a new single-molded upper carry a green sheen. A large Swoosh has been added to the lateral while callouts to WORKSOUT hit the tongue and special packaging.

Salehe Bembury x Crocs Pollex Clog “F&F Tree Camo”

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Release Date: June 5

Release Price: $85 USD

Where to Buy: BeASpunge

Why You Should Cop: Salehe Bembury has dropped a wide variety of Crocs Pollex Clog colorways over the years, however, one look that has eluded collectors is this camo-covered iteration. Dubbed the “F&F Tree Camo” pair — nodding to its previous designation as being exclusive to friends and family of Bembury, which he once clarified would remain the case indefinitely — this pair sees a brown base feature green and yellow foliage present throughout its lowkey pattern.

New Balance MADE in USA 992 & 990v6

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Release Date: June 5

Release Price: $200 USD

Where to Buy: New Balance

Why You Should Cop: Teddy Santis and the New Balance MADE in USA team are back at it this week with more footwear offerings. Their latest drop sees both the 992 and 990v6 equipped with versatile color schemes. The former leans on “Sweet Caramel” and “Raw Cashew” compositions that each serve up brown looks that feature touches of gray. As for the 990v6, it dons a combination of “Light Mushroom” brown and “Moonrock” gray for yet another effortlessly stylish look.

Supreme x GOODENOUGH x Nike Air Force 1 Low

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Release Date: June 5 (NA/EU) and June 7 (Asia)

Release Price: TBC

Where to Buy: Supreme

Why You Should Cop: Supreme and Nike are known for dropping collaborative takes on the Air Force 1 Low each season, offering co-branded versions of straightforward colorways. However, they’re stepping in a new direction this season by tapping Hiroshi Fujiwara’s GOODENOUGH for a special rendition of the familiar “Triple White” look. Cheetah print-inspired Swooshes have been applied alongside co-branding at the lateral heel, tongue, sockliner, and an alternate set of laces. Not to mention, the translucent outsole reveals the SUPREME x GOODENOUGH mash-up logo.

PUMA Mostro “Pelé Yellow”

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Release Date: June 5

Release Price: $120 USD

Where to Buy:PUMA

Why You Should Cop: PUMA has successfully brought the Mostro sneaker back into the conversation in recent years by offering it to collaborators such as A$AP Rocky and bringing in tastemakers like Amelia Gray to lead campaigns. The model’s latest look to hit the market is this “Pelé Yellow” colorway that sees the vegan certified shoe combine a yellow textile base at the upper with black detailing throughout.

Hayley Wilson x Nike SB Dunk Low

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Release Date: June 5 (Skate Shops) and June 7 (SNKRS)

Release Price: $140 USD

Where to Buy: Select Skate Shops and SNKRS

Why You Should Cop: After many months of teasers, it is finally time for Hayley Wilson to drop her collaborative take on the Nike SB Dunk Low. The professional skater looked to her tattoos for inspiration, applying special art to not only the sockliner, but the semi-translucent blue outsole as well. Its nubuck and leather upper toggles between purple, white, and black as blue adorns the tongue tag and heel tab. Barbed wire embroidery enlivens the heel while UV light-reactive thread around the Swooshes offers special color shifting.

Nike Air Max 95 “Bright Mandarin”

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Release Date: June 6

Release Price: $190 USD

Where to Buy: SNKRS

Why You Should Cop: The celebration of the 30th anniversary of the Nike Air Max 95 continues this week with the return of 2011’s “Bright Mandarin” colorway. Its human anatomy-inspired upper shifts from dark gray to light gray while the signature orange hue accents the lacing system, tongue badge, OG-shaped Air units, and the lateral heel’s Swoosh.

Fear of God Athletics II Basketball Lo & Hi “Ash Pearl”

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Release Date: June 7

Release Price: $180 USD to $200 USD

Where to Buy: adidas

Why You Should Cop: Fear of God and adidas’ collaborative Fear of God Athletics line is back with another take on the II Basketball sneaker. Both its Lo and Hi versions of the court-ready sneaker have been equipped with a new “Ash Pearl” colorway. The upper of both shoes combines suede with monofilament striped panels in the light orange hue as the Lightstrike-based midsole is covered in a semi-translucent gum layer. Each heel also sees a translucent adidas block placed above a black one with Fear of God branding embossed atop it.

Air Jordan 11 Low “Igloo”

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Release Date: June 7

Release Price: $195 USD

Where to Buy: SNKRS

Why You Should Cop: The Nike Air Max 95 isn’t the only model celebrating its 30th anniversary this year. Jordan Brand has been treating the Air Jordan 11 to a special year for its 30th as well, and is back this week with a new women’s-exclusive “Igloo” version of the sneaker’s low-top build. Its classic patent leather mudguard dons the blue-green hue while the textile upper favors an all-white finish that matches the midsole. From there, its “Igloo” coloring continues at the semi-translucent outsole.

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