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    This Week’s Biggest Sneaker Releases: September 21–26

    Written By

    Ali Albaqshi

    Date

    2026.09.21

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    The final full week of September is loaded, with major drops arriving from Nike, Jordan Brand, adidas, New Balance, Crocs, Converse, Vans, Reebok, and PUMA.

    Things are already underway with the Paris Saint-Germain x Nike KD 6 “Metallic Silver,” while the massive Pokémon x adidas Originals 30th Anniversary Collection headlines Monday’s slate. From there, the week brings everything from One Piece x Nike and Bad Bunny x adidas to the return of the Nike Kobe 3 Protro “Orca.”

    September 21

    Paris Saint-Germain x Nike KD 6 “Metallic Silver”

    The week kicked off with the PSG x Nike KD 6 “Metallic Silver,” bringing the Paris club’s identity to Kevin Durant’s retro signature model.

    The metallic finish is joined by navy, red, and white details, with football-inspired touches worked throughout the design. The pair is available now.

    September 22

    Pokémon x adidas Originals 30th Anniversary Collection

    One of the biggest launches of the week arrives Monday as Pokémon and adidas Originals celebrate Pokémon’s 30th anniversary with an expansive footwear collection.

    The lineup stretches across several adidas silhouettes and draws from characters including Pikachu, Charmander, Charizard, Haunter, Gengar, Rayquaza, and Mewtwo. The F50 Megaride “Pikachu” is among the more notable pairs, with more than a dozen footwear styles expected alongside apparel.

    Pendleton x Crocs Collection

    Pendleton also links with Crocs on September 22, bringing its recognizable patterns and outdoor influence across multiple Crocs silhouettes.

    September 23

    Nike G.T. Future “Unseen Hours”

    Nike Basketball continues the early rollout of the G.T. Future with the “Unseen Hours” colorway.

    The Peach Jam-inspired pair works through a warm gradient finish, bringing another bold look to Nike’s newest performance basketball model.

    September 24

    Wednesday brings another packed slate.

    New Balance Made in USA returns with two 990v4 colorways, while Harris Tweed and Vans come together for a textile-heavy footwear collection.

    Crocs gets an early start on Halloween with a new Classic Clog pack, while Converse Basketball adds the SHAI 001 “Spark” and “Shock” to Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s signature lineup.

    September 25

    September 25 carries the largest release schedule of the week.

    Billionaire Boys Club joins Reebok for the Club C 85 “Moon,” and PUMA Basketball brings out the MB.06 “Shooting Star.”

    Nike also has plenty on deck. The One Piece x Air Max Plus “Gomu Gomu” continues the wider One Piece rollout, while the Taller de Rafa x Air Max Goadome Low delivers a rugged brown build with glow-in-the-dark blue outsole details.

    Jordan Brand adds the Air Jordan 5 “Sunset,” while the Nike Ja 4 “Deep Water” rounds out the day.

    September 26

    Jordan Brand and Nike Basketball close the week with another strong group.

    MOWALOLA’s debut Jordan Brand collection gets its wider release, led by the Air Jordan 14, while the Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Last Dance at the Garden” also arrives.

    The Air Jordan 40 “Ferrari” channels the Ferrari-inspired legacy of the Air Jordan 14, while Kobe Bryant’s signature line gets one of the biggest retro releases of the week with the return of the Nike Kobe 3 Protro “Orca.”

    As always, release dates and availability can shift as the week progresses. More drops can be found in the continuously updated House of Heat° release calendar, with retailer details and late additions added as they become available.

    Download the House of Heat° app (iOS/Android) to stay updated on the latest releases and hottest news.

    Author:Ali AlbaqshiDate:2026.09.21Tags:
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