March 2026 is shaping up to be one of the busiest months of the year, with adidas, Nike, Jordan Brand, New Balance, Crocs, and Converse all set to deliver headline-worthy drops. As always, Air Max Month will dominate the conversation, with Nike setting the pace through a mix of heritage returns and new-season energy across key release dates.
Leading the charge is the return of the OG Air Max 95 “Neon” for the second straight year, once again anchoring Air Max Month. The Nike Air Max 90 joins the celebration, while the Air Max 95 “Pink Foam” adds a fresh seasonal option to the lineup. A LEGO collaboration for kids further expands the Nike Air Max family, ensuring the franchise remains central to March’s key release dates.
The month kicks off March 2 with Kylian Mbappé’s Nike Air Max Plus pack, before a stacked run of high-profile launches continues. The One Piece x Crocs collection adds crossover appeal, while the Nike Air Griffey Max 1 “Varsity Royal” returns to satisfy retro baseball fans.
As Sergio Lozano’s Air Max 95 marks its 30th anniversary, Nike is celebrating the occasion in the best way possible—by bringing back the original 'Neon" colorway with the Big Bubble treatment.. Widely regarded as one of the most significant […]
UPDATE 09.08.25 The Women's-exclusive "Pink Foam" Air Max 95 is expected to return during March 2026 in celebration of the fictional Air Max Day. Other styles seen throughout 2025 are also anticipated to re-release in larger quantities.
Nike’s growing partnership with LEGO continues in Summer 2026 with a new collaborative release of the Air Max 95. The upcoming pair will be available in both Grade School (GS) and Preschool (PS) sizes.
UPDATE 12.16.25 Kylian Mbappé's Nike Air Max Plus VII capsule is expected to launch alongside pairs of the Mercurial Vapor 16 and Superfly 10 football boots. Adult and Kids' offerings will launch around March 2026. Apparel is also expected as […]
When it comes to baseball, there’s only one sneaker that is universally renowned as a bonafide icon, and that’s The Kid’s Nike Air Griffey Max 1. Born in 1996, the silhouette seamlessly transitioned from the diamond to the street, and has been […]
Performance models will also command attention across March’s sneaker release dates. Multiple LeBron 23 colorways — including the “Masked Menace” — headline Nike Basketball, alongside new Ja 3 drops, while adidas Basketball will see another Anthony Edwards 2 release in honor of his Georgia Bulldogs. adidas is also set to debut the Adizero Dropset Elite, New Balance introduces the Ellipse runner, and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s pastel pink Converse SHAI 001 stands out as one of the most anticipated performance releases of the month.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has been enjoying a recent string of public appearances. In addition to helping Jimmy Fallon get some 'fits off, the Oklahoma City Thunder star recently stepped out in a never-before-seen all-pink Converse SHAI 001.
Ja Morant’s next chapter with Nike continues to build on his signature line’s storytelling legacy. The upcoming Nike Ja 3 “At Dawn” celebrates the quiet hours of hard work — those early mornings when the gym lights are the only thing shining. […]
Nike is expected to revisit one of the most memorable visuals of LeBron James’ career with the Nike LeBron 23 “Masked Menace” Collection, currently slated for a 2026 release. The collection draws inspiration from LeBron’s time with the Miami […]
Anthony Edwards might've not made the biggest name for himself on the collegiate level, but that isn't stopping the NBA All-Star from commemorating his time with the University of Georgia Bulldogs through his adidas Basketball partnership
adidas has a fire lit under it. As it continues to dominate fields like football ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup tournament, the German sportswear juggernaut has carefully considered less-visible disciplines to continue carrying out its founder's […]
New Balance is firing on all cylinders.
Retro enthusiasts are equally catered to. The Nike KD 6 “Peanut Butter & Jelly” returns, as does the Nike Air Foamposite Pro “University Blue.” Joining it is the Nike G.T. Future “Galaxy,” with both pairs capitalizing on the renewed prominence of shelled footwear. As Foamposites and molded uppers trend upward once again, Nike’s strategy reflects a clear push toward bold, sculpted basketball silhouettes.
The Nike Foamposite has always had a knack for sticking around. While the lineage has seen its popularity rise and fall over the years, it’s never truly disappeared—buoyed by a loyal cult following and the occasional injection of new energy. […]
Although he would've enjoyed competing in the NBA Playoffs, Kevin Durant and his Nike Basketball family have seemingly taken the offseason as an opportunity to think about what's next. The Phoenix Suns All-Star's current signature sneaker will […]
Nike’s new Nike G.T. Future "Galaxy" is tapping into a very specific kind of nostalgia — the kind that still carries weight more than a decade later. The silhouette has been getting Foamposite-era comparisons since its first look, largely because […]
Jordan Brand bolsters the month with the OG Air Jordan 13 “Chicago,” the Air Jordan 14 “Black/University Blue,” and the Teyana Taylor x Air Jordan 3 “Concrete Rose.” For more on what’s ahead, check out our upcoming Air Jordan 3 release recap and our full guide to every Air Jordan 3 colorway ever released.
The Air Jordan 4 continues its strong 2026 run as well, including the All-Star weekend’s Air Jordan 4 “Lakeshow.” Be sure to revisit the upcoming Air Jordan 4 releases for 2026 recap and our breakdown of every Air Jordan 4 colorway ever released for a complete look at the silhouette’s trajectory since 1989 and beyond.
While there are no Air Jordan 5 drops slated for March following last month’s successful Air Jordan 5 “Wolf Grey,” fans of the model won’t have to wait long. April will see the return of the Air Jordan 5 “White Metallic,” continuing Jordan Brand’s retro momentum.
Teyana Taylor’s partnership with Jordan Brand entered its next phase during NBA All-Star Weekend in Los Angeles, where the Teyana Taylor x Air Jordan 3 "Concrete Rose" was presented at her “No Thorns, No Rose” activation. The event provided […]
Jordan Brand is set to bring back a mid-2000s classic in early 2026, with the Air Jordan 14 “Black/University Blue” scheduled to return on March 21. Originally released in 2006, the sleek colorway is making its first-ever retro appearance, just […]
Jordan Brand is set to bring back one of its most iconic Air Jordan 13 colorways in Spring 2026, with the long-awaited return of the original “Chicago” — also known as “True Red” or “Cherry” — on the calendar for the new year.
As Jordan Brand continues its reign with the Air Jordan 4, 2026 is already shaping up to carry the momentum from a packed 2025 calendar. From the return of the OG “White Cement,” Undefeated’s long-awaited collab, and the Travis Scott-inspired […]
March will also be particularly busy for the Air Jordan 1 retro. In addition to Virgil Abloh’s “Alaska” Air Jordan 1 High OG, the Air Jordan 1 High OG “Psychic Blue” is expected to land, alongside the floral-Swooshed Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Sail.” An Air Jordan 1 Golf release adds versatility to the schedule, while several in-line Air Jordan 1 Low and Air Jordan 1 Mid colorways round out the month’s Air Jordan 1 offerings.
UPDATE 2.20.25 Virgil Abloh Archive™ will package the "Alaska" Air Jordan 1 High OG in a special box. The retro arrives with a "Modernism Isn't New" booklet filled with sketches and writing from the late Abloh. The pair is also expected to be […]
The Air Jordan 1 Low OG has returned in force—not that it ever truly left—but heading into the second half of 2025 and beyond, it’s clear that Jordan Brand is placing renewed emphasis on the original low-cut model. Adding to the growing list […]
Jordan Brand continues to find new ways to refresh its most iconic silhouette, and the Air Jordan 1 High OG “Psychic Blue” is a clear example of how subtle color shifts can dramatically change the feel of a classic. Recently revealed in first-look […]
Nike also revisits Kobe Bryant’s Lower Merion Aces heritage across the Kobe 5 and Nike Air Force 1 Low. Elsewhere, collaborations remain strong with NOTE’s “Brew & Biscuits,” Dashawn Jordan’s Nike SB Dunk Lows, Travis Scott’s Jordan Jumpman Jack “Green Spark,” and Unheardof’s next pig-themed adidas Adistar Control 5.
During Game 2 of the 2024 NBA Finals at the Boston Garden, Travis Scott turned heads courtside in an unreleased “Celtics” colorway of his Jordan Jumpman Jack. What was initially thought to be a one-off exclusive has now been confirmed for retail, […]
The late Kobe Bryant's estate continues to honor his legacy with the team at Nike, Inc., relaunching old product, developing new items, and promoting the NBA legend's Mamba Mentality through different marketing campaigns. On the former-most […]
The tea is finally brewing for Manchester’s own. After over 25 years as a cornerstone of the UK skate scene, NOTE Manchester is getting its first official Nike collaboration: the Nike SB Dunk Low "Brew & Biscuits".
After months of speculation, a first look at Dashawn Jordan’s upcoming Nike SB Dunk Low collaboration has surfaced—thanks to Instagram users @sbheadsbe, @kcscowboys1977, and the skater himself.
Cincinnati's very own Philip Lipschutz has chosen Paris as the location to unveil Unheardof's next adidas Originals collaboration.
And that’s only scratching the surface. For the full breakdown of March release dates — including real-time drop times and direct links — check out our upcoming sneaker release calendar.
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