Who Is Actually Winning Sneaker Culture in 2026 So Far
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Phil Knight watched Brasil play Italy in the 1994 World Cup final and decided Nike needed to own the sport, starting with a three-word mandate and ending with…
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Nike took historic football boots from its archive, sealed the original studs inside a clear sole, and handed the Canada version to one of its biggest label partners.
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Nike included Nigeria in its World Cup boot project without a qualifying berth, and the artist behind this Striker 1979 colorway made it the loudest design in the…
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The Jumpman just made its World Cup debut on a national kit, and the boot that came with it reaches back to two of basketball's most iconic silhouettes.
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Nike just split the Mercurial into two genuinely different boots for the first time in years, and the reason why says a lot about how speed works on…
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New Balance brought one of menswear's most respected collaborators into a football boot for the sport's biggest stage, and the result is worth a closer look.
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One of the only boots at the 2026 World Cup still using kangaroo leather has a very specific reason for holding onto it.
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Skechers Football is only three years old, and its first World Cup pack just landed with one of England's biggest names in the lineup.
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adidas brought out live football, a 3v3 tournament, and a free concert on World Cup opening night, and the Los Angeles edition had a very specific headliner.
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