PAUSE Picks: Top Sneaker Releases of the Week

Nike’s OG silhouette finally returns to the spotlight, general releasing in a perfectly balanced “White/Team Crimson” colourway. Having never actually released back in 1971, the Nike Moon Shoe was known as the sportswear giant’s original silhouette, and it still stands up today as a pair people want. This simple white and red edition keeps this variation of a runner sneaker at the top of the wish list.

Right on time with the trends, CAT Footwear just dropped one of the best budget-friendly options for a low-top boot-come-boat shoe that you’ll see on the market. Reinterpreting the brand’s iconic Colorado silhouette, CAT gets the job done with a range of comfort-centric upgrades, utilising a moulded sock, a lighter, padded collar, as well as strobel construction that maximises flexibility while reducing unnecessary waste. The lightweight slim-fit pair go old school with a buttery “Honey” colourway, boasting a full grain leather composition in addition to a softened EVA foam footbed for those longer wears. Don’t sleep!

If you’ve been on the IG explore at any time over this past six months, you’ve seen this pair of Hartcopy x adidas BW Army shoes. You’re in luck, as this OG adidas silhouette is ready and available to finally purchase. That little bit of red stitching makes all the difference…

We’ve been waiting on these. You can never go wrong with a Nike Air Max 95, and you certainly can’t when Palace get involved. Dropping alongside a full set of apparel, you can do some real summer stepping with this capsule, and the star of the show is – without a doubt – those 95s.

Vans’ LX Classic Slip-On 98 might be its most underrated silhouette, to be honest. When you take this “Pearlized Pack” into account, that’s definitely the case. A hit of roughened, pre-aged details, some luxe texture in the form of a pearlized upper, as well as a classy navy canvas colour scheme makes this pair a formidable opponent to the rest of your sneaker rotation.