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AIR JORDAN 14 ‘BLUE FERRARI’ RACES INTO 2027 Jordan Brand is putting its foot back on the accelerator in 2027, with a brand-new Air Jordan 14 ‘Blue Ferrari’ reportedly joining next year’s release calendar.Introduction:Few Air Jordan silhouettes wear their automotive inspiration quite as proudly as the Air Jordan 14. Famously influenced by Michael Jordan’s love of Ferrari, the model features performance-car-inspired details throughout, including its unmistakable shield-style branding. Now, that racing DNA is getting another high-octane makeover.Design Details:The upcoming Air Jordan 14 ‘Blue Ferrari’ is expected to switch lanes from the fiery look of its predecessors, dressing the streamlined silhouette predominantly in blue suede. Yellow accents are anticipated across the Ferrari-inspired shield, tongue and branding, creating a sharp contrast against the cooler upper.Black detailing is then expected to cover the tongue, laces, lining, midsole and carbon fibre sections, while a silver midfoot shank plate adds another automotive-inspired finish. Underfoot, blue and yellow hits are set to break up the predominantly black outsole.Of course, this isn't the Jordan 14’s first lap around the Ferrari circuit.The original red Air Jordan 14 ‘Ferrari’ arrived in 2014, taking the silhouette's supercar influence to another level with its seamless suede construction. The concept later returned through the yellow ‘Reverse Ferrari’, while exclusive purple versions and collegiate PEs have continued expanding the theme.Now, the Blue Ferrari looks set to become the next publicly available chapter.Release Info:According to @zsneakerheadz and Sneaker Files, the Air Jordan 14 ‘Blue Ferrari’ is expected to release in Fall 2027, with a reported retail price of $215. An official colour code and confirmed launch date have yet to surface.Ferrari inspiration. Jordan heritage. A fresh coat of blue.2027 just got a little faster.More on Crep Daily: Pharrell x adidas Jellyfish 'Dark Brown/ Frozen Green' Set For A September Release PHARRELL X ADIDAS JELLYFISH 'DARK BROWN/FROZEN GREEN' SET FOR A SEPTEMBER RELEASE Pharrell Williams and adidas are giving the Adistar Jellyfish a darker makeover, with the eccentric silhouette set to return in a bold 'Dark Brown/Frozen Green' colourway this September.Design Details:First spotted on the feet of rapper Chief Keef, the upcoming release takes the Jellyfish somewhere noticeably moodier than some of its previous iterations. A deep brown base sets the tone across the upper, while cream and white elements add contrast before vibrant Frozen Green accents bring the heat. Black Three Stripes branding completes the look, creating a colour palette that feels part earthy trail runner, part futuristic fashion experiment.Of course, subtlety has never really been the Jellyfish’s thing. Inspired by the adidas Adistar Cushion 3, Pharrell’s reworked silhouette is defined by its oversized proportions and unmistakable, wave-like tooling. The chunky midsole extends beyond the upper with sculpted sections designed to mimic the floating forms of a jellyfish, giving the sneaker its suitably aquatic nickname.After making its debut through highly limited releases, the Adistar Jellyfish has gradually become easier to get as adidas expands the lineup with new colourways. The 'Dark Brown/Frozen Green' continues that momentum, adding another distinctive option to Pharrell’s increasingly experimental adidas catalogue.Release Info:The Pharrell Williams x adidas Adistar Jellyfish 'Dark Brown/Frozen Green' is currently expected to release on September 19, 2026, through adidas and select retailers. Credit: zsneakerheadz / Sneaker FilesTake a look at our Best Sneaker Releases: September 2026[products handles="crep-protect-cure-travel-kit-ean"][products handles="power"] BEST SNEAKER RELEASES: SEPTEMBER 2026 Q4 has hit us with the best surprise yet- a month packed full of sneaker releases, and no, we’re not exaggerating.From the return of some of the most lauded silhouettes to eye-opening collaborations, September is setting the pace for what’s yet to come for the latter end of this sneaker year, and we’re going to take you through what you should be copping this month.Stay tuned as there’s a lot of heat coming your way!1. Pokémon x adidas Originals 30th AnniversaryRelease Date: September 1stImage courtesy of The Drop Date It’s been 30 years of the Pokémon franchise, and adidas thought it was only right to celebrate this pivotal milestone with a flurry of reimagined classics. From Pikachu-Esque superstar additions to pastel Mewtwo Sambas, this collection blends storytelling and nostalgia into wearable art, taking you back to some of your most cherished childhood memories. There is truly something for everyone in this collection, with 12 signature designs to choose from. Are you gonna cop ‘em all? 2. Travis Scott x Nike Air Force 1 Low ‘Ice Blue’Release Date: September 4thLa Flame knows a thing or two about a great collaboration, and its latest remastering of an uptown classic has everyone on their toes. Following in the footsteps of its earlier 'Cactus Jack’ and 'Utopia’ predecessors, this one cools down the classic with an ice-blue palette, matched with an ostrich-inspired textured upper. Everything else remains faithful to the OG tooling, never a far cry from its uptown legacy. 3. Air Jordan 4 ‘Tour Yellow’Release Date: September 5thImage courtesy of Nike websiteSitting comfortably within the Jordan Brand’s Rare Air line, the Air Jordan 4 ‘Tour Yellow’ has maintained its cult-like status for a while, and now, 20 years after its initial debut, it finally makes a comeback. Staying almost identical to its OG tooling, it stuns in its crisp white tumbled leather upper, ‘Tour Yellow’ painted midsole with black speckled detailing. Plus, it also retains one of its most significant features, the removable hook-and-loop tongue that unveils the ‘Rare Air’ branding underneath. It’s history recreated in its purest form. 4. Comme des Garçons Homme Plus x Air Jordan 11Release Date: September 5thWhen it comes to minimalist design language, Comme des Garçons is at the upper echelons of it all, and they’ve only made another icon because of it. Enter their first-ever Air Jordan 11 collection, which is the definition of understated. One pair arrives in a stealthy black leather arrangement with glossy patented lowers, covering the mudguards and midsoles, with the crisp white version also following suit. The only fundamental difference, per se, is the ‘COMME des GARÇONS HOMME PLUS’ heel insignias that deliver a branded completion. 5. Nike Air Max 95 Big Bubble ‘Greedy’Release Date: September 9thOne of Nike’s most colorful Air Max 95s is making its way back into the rotation, and the ‘Greedy’ is bringing all the nostalgia with it. Originally introduced as a mash-up of some of the silhouette’s most recognizable colourways, the returning favourite brings together flashes of Bright Mandarin, Grape, Solar Red and signature Neon detailing across its layered upper. This time around, however, Nike is giving the icon a Big Bubble upgrade, bringing its retro construction closer to the original Air Max 95 blueprint. If you missed the ‘Greedy’ the first time around, consider this your second chance.6. Simone Rocha x adidas Taekwondo BallerinaRelease Date: September 10thImage courtesy of The Sole RetrieverLove them or hate them, sneakarinas have officially become one of the biggest style movements in footwear, and Simone Rocha is taking the trend somewhere decidedly more maximalist. Her latest adidas collaboration transforms the low-profile Taekwondo into a ballet-inspired statement, complete with ribbon lacing, pearl-like embellishments and diamanté detailing across the toe. It's delicate, theatrical and unmistakably Rocha, while still retaining the slimline DNA that made the Taekwondo a street-style favourite. With the balletcore trend showing no signs of slowing down, this could be one of September's most talked-about drops. 7. Vans Premium Old Skool 36 Pearlized ‘Yacht Club’Release Date: September 10thVans is giving one of its most recognisable silhouettes a seriously glamorous makeover. The Premium Old Skool 36 Pearlized arrives with a distressed upper covered in pearl and crystal detailing, giving the skate staple an unexpectedly elevated finish. The debut ‘Yacht Club’ colourway draws inspiration from nautical sailing flags, mixing bold colour blocking with the unmistakable attitude of '90s sportswear. It's still an Old Skool at heart, but with a whole lot more sparkle. For anyone looking to add a little personality to their autumn rotation, this one's worth keeping on the radar. 8. One Piece x Nike Air Max Plus ‘Devil Fruits’Release Date: September 25th (Global launch date)One Piece finally gets its own sneaker collaboration with Nike Air Max Plus, and it's already turning heads. One of the world’s most popular anime franchises enthrals in a 3-piece collection that takes design notes from the iconic Devil Fruits, with each rendition arriving in an eclectic color scheme. The ‘Gomu’ Monkey D. Luffy opts for a rich purple and yellow combination; the ‘Ope’ Trafalgar D. Law pair is reimagined in vibrant touches of burgundy and mint green. Finishing off the pack is the ‘Mera’ Portgas D. Ace, which boasts an electric orange and blue setup. For devoted collectors, there is also a limited run of cards that will be included with product purchases, so you’ll never miss a moment of fun. 9. Nike Air Bakin OG ‘Varsity Red’Release Date: September 28thNike takes you back to ’97 with the Nike Air Bakin, gifting the new generation of collectors and basketball enthusiasts a taste of court nostalgia. From being laced up by court legends such as Tim Hardaway and Mitch Richmond, the silhouette’s vibrant court energy is now recreated for the modern world, keeping its traditional fiery red overlays and plush boot-like construction intact. Yellow laces continue to inject a pop of colour up top, while soft black suede fills the gaps with a plush, understated feel.Check out our Best Sneaker Releases In August 2026[products handles="crep-protect-spray-ean"] [products handles="crep-protect-cure-travel-kit-ean"][products handles="power"] AIR JORDAN 5 RECEIVES THE 'BLACK CAT' TREATMENT Dark, understated, and built to turn heads without shouting, the Air Jordan 5 ‘Black Cat’ is finally stepping out of the shadows. Introduction:After disappearing from Jordan Brand’s Holiday 2024 plans, the stealthy silhouette is now expected to arrive in Fall 2027, giving sneakerheads another chance to cop one of the most elusive AJ5 colourways yet.The story of the ‘Black Cat’ has been anything but straightforward. Originally tipped for a 2024 release, the project was scrapped before reaching shelves, leaving the all-black AJ5 in limbo. Now, three years later, Jordan Brand appears ready to bring the concept to life, with the latest information coming via zSneakerHeadz in collaboration with Sneaker Files.Design Details:Keeping things suitably stealthy, the upcoming Air Jordan 5 ‘Black Cat’ is expected to arrive in a full black nubuck construction, giving the iconic fighter-jet-inspired silhouette a seriously menacing makeover.Image courtesy of @zSneakerHeadz & Sneaker Files The updated version is also tipped to feature an OG-inspired shape, alongside the original-style ‘23’ detailing on the lateral side. Around the back, Nike Air branding is expected to replace the Jumpman for an added hit of retro appeal.Release Info:The release is currently slated for Fall 2027, with adult pairs expected to retail for $220. The previously reported FZ2239-001 style code has been linked to the colourway, although its status for the 2027 release remains unconfirmed.After years of false starts, the Air Jordan 5 ‘Black Cat’ could finally become a reality. If the reported details hold, this could be one seriously stealthy addition to the 2027 Jordan lineup.Next up on Crep Daily: Travis Scott x Nike Air Force 1 Low ‘Ice Blue’ Cools Down The Classic[products handles="crep-protect-spray-ean"]
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