On Our Radar this week: The Palace x Nike Air Max 95 emerges, adidas and Liverpool retro its 1995/96 kit in style, Supreme and Margiela are putting the fur back in boxing, LEGO’s new Nike 110 Neon is bringing back family fun, BLACKPINK’s Rosé is rocking Levis denim and more.

Spotted on-foot at Manor Place, the new Palace 110 is looking heavy. A metallic gradient from heel-to-toe, what’s not to love. A shoe that could have come out at any point in the last twenty years, this Palace edition is already climbing up the ranks of the Air Max 95 library. Getting your hands on these might prove difficult, but don’t worry, we’ve got a close eye on this release.

It’s like the 2010s all over again as the Swoosh consults the king of collaborators, Hiroshi Fujiwara. It’s not quite the full HTM dream team, but the godfather of Ura-Harajuku fashion is flexing his design chops once again, giving Nike’s latest Liquid max and Mind 001 the fragment touch.

A faux-fur punching bag and matching gloves? I’ll take two thanks. In contention for the most ‘hypebeast’ Supreme accessory to ever be created, there’s nothing that’ll get you in fighting shape for your haters like these faux-fur gloves. If only this had come out with the Mike Tyson bogo T, just imagine the memes that we would have gotten. I suppose it’s never too late. Oh, and the rest of the collection is on the money too (pardon the pun).

This is turning out to be a great year for 110 fans as LEGO announces its latest project with the Swoosh. If you were worried that your next of kin wouldn’t bang on a pair of Neons in the future, then you can put those worries to bed. Sit down with your younger family members and piece this Air Max 95 together for the memories. Or, if you’re solo-dolo, and need a new shelf display that’ll really blow your mate’s socks off, then this set is a bit of you.

A kit that can be seen throughout Robbie Fowler’s highlight reels. Transforming the Liverpool JD into a retro-themed sports shop called “Fowler’s Sports”, the marketing and product for this drop has been absolutely stellar. These are the kind of levels we want to see on retro jerseys going forward.

Who better to shine a light on all the latest and greatest GEL tech than C.P. Company, an Italian brand who continuously looks to push the boundaries of fabrics and garment technology. Working on the new GEL-QUANTUM 360, the new trainers fit neatly into the design world of the Metropolis series.

The price of the 501 just went up. Not literally. Well, sort of, but we’re talking stock prices here ladies and gentlemen. This latest project from Levi’s and BLACKPINK member Rosé is a huge move for the denim powerhouse. Sending the cultural kudos through the roof, someone on the Levi’s marketing team deserves a raise.

If you’re like us, then this is the first time you’ve heard the name 3sixteen before. Coming straight out of NYC, the brand that started making jeans has now teamed up with Saucony on the Guide v7.3. Looking back at the world of ‘90s computer hardware for inspiration, the quality and packaging on this capsule is top tier.

Athletes, musicians and fans, everyone is getting some face time in this campaign. In the past, a lot of football-fashion collections have focused on star power, but that’s not the case on this latest drop from Places + Faces. After all, a club is nothing without its fanbase, with P+F and Arsenal recognising this with this latest adidas collection.