The Sole Supplier's December Sneaker Drop Roundup

Just like that, we’ve hit the final month of the year. The jumpers are out, the mulled wine’s on, and December’s lining up one last wave of heat for your rotation. Stick around, we’re also teasing a bonus January drop you’ll definitely want on your radar.

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The Stranger Things x Nike Air Max 1 ‘87 “Steve Harrington” is a model Steve wears in the final season. This one will prove popular because its original inspired colour blocking truly captures the feel of the mystery scifi show’s 1987 setting. This AM1 starts with a pure white mesh underlay, surrounded by a light grey overlay on the eyestay, heel, and midfoot.

A deep maroon shade covers the full length mudguard and the Swoosh, closely mimicking the aesthetic of the classic “Varsity Red” version. The Upside Down Nike Air branding brings the tongue and heel to life, referencing that terrifying alternate dimension where awful creatures like Vecna, the Demogorgon, and the Mind Flayer lurk. The polyurethane foam midsole contains an encapsulated Air unit in the forefoot and a visible Max Air bubble in the heel for superb cushioning.

Releasing 4th December

The Rich Paul × New Balance 2010 "Plum Brown Burgundy" makes a powerful statement in the expanding partnership between Paul and the Boston brand, reworking the dad shoe profile with a premium lifestyle focus and court side energy. This edition uses soft "Plum Brown" suede and layers it over textured mesh, providing a richness that works as both an everyday essential and a statement piece.

Deep burgundy tones and earthy undertones run through the midsole and heel counter, injecting warmth and depth. Classic silver N logos stand out on the sidewalls, while Rich Paul’s personal touch appears in special detailing on the tongue, insole, and packaging. Underneath, ABZORB cushioning and a Stability Web outsole ensure everything remains firm and comfortable, honouring NB’s performance roots.

Releasing 12th December

The Air Jordan 1 High OG “Sail Elephant Print Swoosh” throws back to the legendary elements of other much loved retro models. This brand new colourway achieves a relaxed feel thanks to its neutral colour scheme and varied material construction. It also features the pre aged touches that have dominated the streetwear world recently. This immaculate AJ1 High features a sail leather upper with a soft ivory tone across the overlays. The elephant print Swoosh clearly references the defining feature of the AJ3, while the reptile like textures on the grey collar resemble the premium look of the AJ2.

Lightweight textile forms the eyestay, and a robust ripstop mesh constructs the yellowed tongue. A bright red flash brings the Nike Air branding and heel stitching to life with a shot of colour. The debossed Wings logo on the lateral ankle remains true to the original design, matching the embroidered Jumpman on the toe, which calls to mind Eric Koston's skate ready SB x AJ1 Low “Midnight Navy”. A huge “Flight” label animates the milky white translucent outsole for the ultimate flourish.

Releasing 6th December

Drake's NOCTA brand and Nike link up once more for a creation that speaks softly but grabs your attention. The NOCTA x Nike Air Force 1 Low "Cobalt Tint" reinterprets the essential sneaker profile with a focus on restrained refinement, wrapping the famous AF1 in a cool, muted blue that captures the essence of contemporary opulence. Arising from the creative partnership between the Certified Lover Boy and sportswear’s most legendary name, this edition introduces subtle sophistication to the pavements.

The soft cobalt colour washes over premium materials, forming a foundation that moves easily from day to night. This upcoming sneaker represents a masterclass in unassuming influence, proving that the quietest presence in the room often commands the most respect.

Releasing 1st December

size? is celebrating its 25th anniversary by reimagining a legend. The Nike Air Max 90 "White Soft Pearl" combines gentle suede, translucent parts, and throwbacks to past styles, creating one of the most subtly detailed Air Max 90s seen in recent memory. Featuring a refined colour selection and a warm undertone, the upper blends perforated suede across the toe with plush, shaggy panels and that classic cassette inspired shape. Zig zag stitching marks the mudguard like a tailor's personal signature, while the translucent Swoosh and semi transparent heel tab introduce a fresh layer of depth.

A subtle Lunar inspired panel on the sidewall nods to the Air Max 90 Lunar that dominated shelves in the early 2010s. The outsole displays a sequence of style codes referencing past favourites, including acknowledgements to the 2019 “Mixtape” pack and Dizzee Rascal’s cherished "Tongue n' Cheek" release. size?’s signature orange bursts onto the tongue label, and an extra set of laces woven with 3M threading sits inside the box.

Releasing 30th November

Zach Kinninger’s BASKETCASE joins forces with New Balance again for a collaborative take on one of the brand's fast rising models. Following up on a Friends & Family edition colourway shown during Paris Fashion Week, this project revamps the ontrend 204L with high quality details from front to back. Embracing a retro workwear inspired look, the BASKETCASE x New Balance 204L “Brown Olive” delivers a versatile makeover suitable for your everyday activities. This low profile trainer features a brown suede upper with an olive green “N” sitting on both the lateral and medial sides.

The metallic eyelets and fuzzy blue laces provide an artful touch to the vintage styled trainer, staying true to the California based label’s design philosophy. Cobranded logos bring the tongue and sockliner to life, complementing the simple “204L” label on the lateral heel section. Drawing inspiration from ‘70s track shoes, the slender midsole and blacked out rubber sole offer ample cushioning and support beneath your feet. This pair includes two tone laces as an alternative, which match the earthy colour scheme.

Releasing November

Initially dropping in 2001, the Nike Air Max 95 Zip makes its major comeback in 2025 with this striking “Loyal Blue” version. While some might argue the Z version never quite established itself in the Air Max line up, this return confirms Nike remembers the overlooked heritage of its most celebrated models. If the original Air Max 95 Zip never won you over, this loud colourway might just change your mind. This AM95 shows off a royal blue tone on the hairy suede upper and the nubuck shroud, offset by a bright orange Swoosh.

The zipper conceals the traditional laces underneath, giving the established profile a more refined appearance. Loved elements such as the pill logo on the shaggy textured tongue and Nike branding on the rear and sockliner maintain their classic appearance, paying respect to Sergio Lozano’s groundbreaking concept. The dark brown polyurethane midsole contains a visible Max Air unit in the forefoot and a larger bubble in the heel for maximum comfort. A hard wearing waffle sole guarantees superior grip on the pavement.

Releasing 6th December

And now, for that bonus drop we promised. Get ready to start 2026 with a serious statement because the Air Jordan 1 Low OG Medium Olive is dropping in January! Dressed in earthy tones and maintaining the original 1985 shape, this Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Medium Olive” offers everything you could ask for. Perfect for any time of the year, this brand new AJ1 Low spearheads JB’s Spring ‘26 collection, appearing alongside other eagerly awaited styles, including original versions, exclusive partnerships, and fresh general releases. These low top trainers reflect the aesthetic of Travis Scott’s design work, making them an essential addition to any sneaker rotation.

This pair features a clean white leather upper with olive green nubuck overlays that develop a rich texture, giving the shoe a premium finish. The large black Swoosh covers the sidewalls, a characteristic detail cherished by purists and long time Air Jordan collectors. A Nike Air label appears on the nylon tongue and sockliner, matching the trademark Wings logo on the heel. The sail midsole provides a pre aged look reminiscent of the brand’s Reimagined series. An encapsulated Air unit in the heel supplies sufficient cushioning, supported by a grippy rubber cupsole below. This is the one you absolutely need to set a reminder for.

Releasing 31st January