JD Sports celebrates Merseyside sneaker heritage with a purpose built Air Max 95 dropping exclusively through JD Sports on 1 October for £175. The construction honours Liverpool's historic £110 nickname by splitting grey suede, black nubuck, and breathable mesh right down the centre line. Terraced brickwork textures the heel overlay, orange lace loops nod to local dock architecture, and soft mint green echoes the Liver Bird. Iridescent Air units and custom "SCOUSE" outsole lettering complete this regional tribute.

New Balance channels early 2000s performance running with a vibrant update arriving on 15 October via New Balance and select retailers priced at £150. A tactile upper layers shaggy hairy suede over tight cut suede panels and airy sport mesh. Metallic silver leather underlays provide retro sheen, while signature segmented ABZORB pods line the midsole to soak up road impact with top tier cushioning.

The undisputed heavyweight of the month sees Jumpman bring back a foundational 1985 colourway on 10 October via Nike SNKRS and tier one retailers for £180.00. Supple tumbled leather spans the black base and rich Royal Blue panels across the perforated toe box, heel wrap, and Swoosh. A traditional white midsole and royal rubber tread anchor the construction, preserving the classic shape and nylon tongue detailing that changed basketball footwear forever.

SZA links up with Vans to reimagine skate heritage into an effortless slip on, launching on 21 October through Vans UK and skate accounts for £75.00. Heavyweight jet black suede forms the front chassis, housing a puffy three dimensional leather Sidestripe, chunky laces, and a vulcanised rubber outsole. The sculpted heel cup locks the rear foot comfortably in place, while artist Sage Adams supplies original watercolour artwork across the cushioned footbed.