Nike is collaborating with American streetwear brand Kids of Immigrants for a mule take on the T90 – paying homage to the slide silhouette as a multi-generational footwear staple in immigrant communities. The shoe comes in two colourways – a khaki/olive and a brown/black – and a suede and patent leather upper with a lace-cover tongue which snaps on and off. Drops May 28th.  

Nike enlisted French designer and collaborator Simon Porte Jacquemus to design the World Cup jersey for France. The jersey has a blue base with vertical stripes, featuring a crest of the Gallic rooster, the French flag, and the Jacquemus stamp.

The second mule drop of the week, New Balance is back with Miu Miu for a mule-ified version of the 530 – you could call it a Miu Miule. The shoes are available now. 

Nike is bringing back the cult 2002 split-toe silhouette in a black, dark green and fire red colourway, tapping into its Kenyan running roots. The women’s shoe launches on the SNKRS app on June 2nd. 

With the World Cup round the corner, brands are really starting to gear up. Nike and Patta are back again with their new Mercurial Superfly 10 in this White Waves colourway. The shoe features an Atomknit upper, uber-thin FlyLite plate and rounded chevron studs for instant acceleration and solid traction. Set to release on May 31st.

New Balance has linked up with Stone Island and got Arsenal star Bukayo Saka to front the campaign. The collection will feature apparel as well as the Abzorb 1890, featuring the Stone Island logo on the tongue. The collab is set to drop June 4th.