September’s Biggest Sneaker Releases: Jordan, Crocs and More

September's nearly here and autumn's on its way. The trainers hitting the shelves over the next few weeks show it's going to be a big month. From some very sought after Jordans to more cow print and some unusual drops from brands like Saucony and Crocs, there's loads to look forward to. Here at The Sole Supplier, we've put together a list of the most exciting trainers coming out next month.

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First up, the PUMA Speedcat OG "Cow Print." The Speedcat was originally made for motorsports, designed for Formula 1 pit crews in the early 2000s. Its main features were a slim shape and a low profile grip. Now, PUMA has given it a new look with faux cow hair across the upper. The standout part is the cream and brown pony hair texture in an all over cow print, giving the track born shoe an unmistakable presence.

Brown laces and a gum rubber sole keep it grounded, while embroidered PUMA branding and stitched Formstrip logos give a nod to its performance origins.

Release Date: 1st September

Next is the JJJJound x Crocs Classic Clog "Realtree Camo." The Canadian brand JJJJound has linked up with Crocs again for a highly anticipated drop. JJJJound and Crocs have once again teamed up for a new Classic Clog, which fuses the Canadian brand's understated style with a rugged camouflage pattern. This unexpected mix results in a truly versatile piece of footwear. A full Realtree camouflage print covers the entire shoe, from top to bottom.

While the clog's timeless shape remains, subtle details distinguish it from the standard version. The shoe includes a custom, co branded strap and a small JJJJound logo debossed on the heel, staying true to the brand’s minimal approach.

Release Date: 5th September

Celebrating the Air Max 95’s 30th anniversary, Nike has launched a surprising collaboration with the Yu-Gi-Oh! franchise. The sportswear company, which has previously worked on anime themed projects like Gundam and Naruto, is now paying homage to the shoe worn by the character Joey Wheeler. The Air Max 95's wavy lines on the side represent human muscles and natural erosion, a design from Sergio Lozano.

The lacing system mimics the ribs, and the chunky polyurethane midsole acts as the spine. Both the tongue and sockliner feature co branded logos, while the trademark Swoosh is on the side. Max Air units in the forefoot and heel provide cushioning, and a waffle rubber outsole ensures traction. This limited edition Air Max 95 comes in an exclusive box with extra accessories, a tribute to the card game.

Release Date: 12th September

Tom Sachs's celebrated series continues with the Mars Yard 3.0, which comes with some major upgrades. Nike has added its responsive React foam to the midsole for a more cushioned and energetic feel. You can even see the carbon fibre shank within the sole unit from the outsole. The 3.0 also features a natural rubber outsole for improved durability and a TPU toe cap for extra protection. The upper now has a new lacing system that provides a better fit, along with a TPU heel clip for added stability. A silkscreen printed Swoosh, a first for the series, sits on the side.

While the shoe looks like its predecessors, a closer look reveals these thoughtful changes, all meant to improve wearability and longevity. The familiar "Natural/Sport Red/Maple" colour scheme from 2012 returns, tying the new features back to the series' iconic look.

Release Date: 12th September (I.S.R.U. app)

With a design that seems to emerge from chaos, the METAGIRL x Saucony ProGrid Paramount "Daughter of the Moon" uses its glimmer, build, and spirit to narrate a story. Born from a collaboration between designer METAGIRL and Saucony, this is a revival of a Y2K classic. This shoe brings back the ProGrid Paramount with its original specifications but with a hyper feminine spin. This partnership marks a big moment for the culture, putting female led creativity on a silhouette with a history rooted in performance.

The shoe has a 3D printed heel counter, which METAGIRL first sculpted by hand before working with the Saucony team to digitise it. Shimmering silver leather overlays catch the light, while pearlescent studs and ruffled organza trims provide a layered, textured look. Although the Triumph 4 sole keeps its athletic origins, all the other details have been completely reimagined.

Release Date: 12th September

The long awaited comeback of the Air Jordan 5 OG “Fire Red” headlines the 35th anniversary of the classic basketball shoe. Decked out in the Chicago Bulls' team colours, this shoe is one of the four original versions from 1990. It was famous for its cushioning, which was a perfect fit for Michael Jordan's game. Last released in 2013, the “Fire Red Black Tongue” returns in 2025 with a shape that stays true to the original. The AJ5 has a clean white leather upper and translucent plastic netting on the sides to allow air to flow through. A black shark teeth detail, inspired by WWII fighter jets, sits on a red polyurethane foam midsole.

An embroidered "23" on the side pays tribute to Jordan’s jersey number, while "Nike Air" is on the back and sockliner. The asymmetrical collar gives a supportive fit, and a plastic lace lock lets you adjust the shoe's tightness. A Jumpman logo sits on the black tongue. An exposed Air bubble in the heel provides shock absorption, and icy translucent sections on the herringbone outsole give grip.

Release Date: 13th September

A Bathing Ape and adidas have gone all out with new colourways of the cutting edge adidas F50 football boot. While the collaboration has a focus on graphics, the technologies and materials in this BAPE x adidas F50 "Blue Pink" are still impeccable. Part of a larger collection, this limited edition BAPE F50 marks the Japanese streetwear brand’s move into sports. These boots feature pink and blue ABC CAMO graphics on the FiberTouch upper, with a teeth detail on the inside panel inspired by the Separate Shark Hoodie.

The signature 3 Stripes are on the side, complementing the "F50" label on the front and the golden Badge of Sport logo on the heel. A thin Compression Fit Tunnel Tongue gives a snug fit around the ankles, offering support for fast paced players. The Bathing Ape branding is on the instep, and a tiger motif is on the vibrant camouflage sockliners. The Sprintframe 360 sole plate gives stability and traction with its iridescent finish.

Release Date: 16th September

The Travis Scott x Fragment x Air Jordan 1 Low OG "White Blue" is a collaboration between a stylish rapper and a street style brand. The classic Air Jordan 1 Low has been updated with some modern and distinctive touches. A backwards Nike Swoosh, a signature of Travis Scott’s designs, sits on the white leather upper. The logo is a navy blue that contrasts with the aged look of the yellow cream midsole.

Fujiwara himself recently showed these low top trainers on Instagram, which feature a premium leather upper in white with "Royal Blue" accents. The 1985 classic gets a pre aged appearance from its sail coloured shoelaces and full length Air midsole, which was a well received element of the earlier partnership.

Release Date: 20th September

Tinker Hatfield’s Air Jordan 11 is back with some new colourways to celebrate its 30th year. One of the best styles is the luxurious Air Jordan 11 “Rare Air,” which pays tribute to the flaws and early prototype versions of Jordan's first signature basketball shoe. This colourway follows the brand’s tradition of consistently releasing an Air Jordan 11 at the end of the year, making it a perfect shoe for the holiday season. This version has a clean sail tone on the premium leather base, with an embroidered red Jumpman on the side.

A blue patent leather mudguard goes all the way around the bottom, reinforced with a Phylon foam midsole and a full length carbon fibre shank plate underneath. Metallic "Jordan" labels are on the nylon eyelets, along with "23" on the back, "Rare Air" on the sockliner, and "Jumpman Jordan" on the middle. The cream coloured laces add to the vintage theme.

Release Date: 1st October