Name: Nike Air Max Plus "Glasgow"Colorway: Black/Safety OrangeSKU: IX7920-001MSRP: TBDRelease Date: Fall 2026Where to Buy: NikeNike pays homage to Scottish nightlife and civic folklore with the Air Max Plus "Glasgow". The silhouette merges nods to the city's electronic music community and the iconic traffic cone perched atop the Duke of Wellington statue outside the Gallery of Modern Art in Royal Exchange Square.Dressed in a striking "Black" and "Safety Orange" palette, the sneaker incorporates a breathable mesh base set beneath the model's signature radiating cage overlays. A vibrant orange gradient sweeps across the upper, referencing both the glow of Glasgow's after-dark club culture and the high-visibility cone crowning the city's historic equestrian monument.Regional storytelling extends across the shoe's technical details. Embroidered "Glasgow" branding runs down the center of the tongues, backed by orange cone embroidery stitched onto the reverse side. The right tongue badge highlights another cone graphic, while localized Scottish slang appears across the rear, with "Mad Wae It" lettering stamped directly onto the Tuned Air cushioning units at the heel.The Nike Air Max Plus "Glasgow" is expected to arrive through Nike's official UK website, with global release timing and pricing yet to be confirmed.Set your reminders and get ahead of what’s dropping next on Hypebeast Drops.

Name: adidas BadBo Stone Slides “Blue,” adidas BadBo Stone Slides “Yellow”Colorway: TBCSKU: LB7191, LB7194MSRP: $70 USDRelease Date: June 2027Bad Bunny’s adidas BadBo Stone Slides are reportedly set for a Summer 2027 release, giving the artist’s signature line its first slip-on. Early images show the slide in “Blue” and “Yellow,” both defined by a textured upper engineered to resemble chiseled stone.The stone effect is the defining design element, and it runs across the entire upper rather than appearing as an accent. Slight variations in shade across the surface pick out the ridges and grooves, giving the slide a weathered, hand-cut appearance up close. That relief is what gives the model its name, and it turns a typically plain silhouette into something with real visual depth.Color blocking is kept to a minimum on both pairs, a choice that lets the texture stay front and center. The “Blue” version leans toward a cool, water-washed palette, while the “Yellow” pair applies the same carved surface in a punchier, sun-bright tone. Without contrasting overlays or panels cutting through the upper, the etched finish reads as one continuous surface from toe to heel.The slide arrives at an interesting point in Bad Bunny’s run with adidas. His earliest projects with the brand put his spin on established models such as the Campus and Gazelle, along with a take on the F50 Ghost Sprint. The BadBo 1.0 and 1.1 then moved the partnership into original signature territory, and a slide would push that franchise into more casual, everyday wear.Set your reminders and get ahead of what’s dropping next on Hypebeast Drops.