It’s only Tuesday and this week is already getting busy with new releases, collabs, an exhibition opening and a historical moment in the running world. Scroll down for the best of the week. 

The Air Jordan 4 Retro Toro Bravo

The Jordan Brand is officially bringing back the Air Jordan 4 “Toro Bravo”, making all the streetwear yearners happy. It pays homage to the Chicago Bulls with its “Fire Red” nubuck upper with black accents and the signature Jumpman heel tabs, and hints of grey on the inner lining – the familiar colourway from the original Toro which came out 13 years ago. 

The Adizero Adios Pro Evo 3 won the London Marathon

Long-distance runner Sabastian Sawe became the fastest man to ever run a marathon on Sunday, breaking the sub-two-hour barrier at the London Marathon. Yomif Kejelcha also finished under the two-hour mark, and Tigist Assefa set a new women’s world record with a time of 2:15.41. All three runners were wearing the Adizero Adios Pro Evo 3, the new adidas Running shoe which only weighs 97 grams. The shoes drop Thursday April 30th.

NIGO: From Japan With Love at the Design Museum + a Nike x NIGO LO2 Air Force 1

The Design Museum is staging the first retrospective exhibition on streetwear legend NIGO. The designer, creative director (currently at Kenzo) and founder of BAPE, Billionaire Boys Club and HUMAN MADE is one of the founding fathers of hype culture, fusing the worlds of streetwear and luxury fashion with a multitude of projects and collaborations. The exhibition opens on May 1st and runs until October 4th. Get your tickets at designmuseum.com. The exhibition also coincides with the drop of a new Nike x Nigo LO2 Air Force 1, which you can cop at the Design Museum gift shop.

MM6 x Salomon

MM6 is linking up with Salomon once again for a collection that merges function with fashion. The XT-MM6 is coming out in three new colourways – an ‘80s-inspired pale lime-yellow, a grey/yellow, and a sleek all-black. We’re also introduced to the new Cross Dust, whose avant-garde construction features a technical gaiter. The collection is set to drop today. 

Vans x Satoshi Nakamoto

This is a UK first lads. Vans is once again linking up with Satoshi Nakamoto, and this time round it’s available in the UK. This “Lucky Charms”-inspired collab plays around the jewellery store aesthetic with multi-coloured charms and bedazzles on the distressed classic Vans. Previous drops went insane on resale sites, retailing for up to £3k, so our team’s looking forward to copping these without dropping four figures. They release on April 30th.

The Kith Pet Collection

American streetwear label Kith just dropped its first-ever pet collection, created in partnership with wagwear. The collection reimagined Kith’s signature pieces for your four-legged friends, including a nylon windbreaker, padded harness, a bone, a rope leash, and more. You can cop the collection at kith.com and stores worldwide. 

Pedro Pascal donned the adidas Mexico football kit

Pedro Pascal surprised fans by showing up at the Stars Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu panel at CCXP Mexico, wearing the adidas 2026 Mexico jersey. Viva México, as Pascal said himself. 

Toy Story x Crocs

As we’re gearing up for Toy Story 5, Crocs has joined forces once again with Disney Pixar to entertain us while we wait for the film to come out. We’re getting a Jessie cowboy boot Croc, a Woody Classic Clog, and an Alien Classic Clog. The collection is available at crocs.com.