The holiday season brings one of the biggest sneaker release slates in years, with standout drops like the Air Jordan 4 "Fear," LeBron James' "Monopoly" sneakers, and Travis Scott’s "Mocha" edition. Sneakerheads can look forward to exclusive collaborations, retro classics, and cutting-edge designs hitting shelves in November.
Exciting Sneaker Collaborations and Retro Releases Highlight the Holiday Season's Massive Lineup
According to Sneaker News, the upcoming holiday season and the overlap with the NBA schedule bring an extensive lineup of new sneaker releases, marking perhaps the largest release slate in this series’ current run.
Starting with collaborations, several notable partnerships lead the way. Notre and Vans revisit their collaboration with new iterations of the SK8 Hi and Rowley XLT. CP Company lends a unique perspective to adidas' SPZL collection, and CLOT continues its work with adidas on the Gazelle. Meanwhile, LeBron James’ latest signature shoe pays homage to Monopoly, and Travis Scott introduces the “Mocha” edition of his Jumpman Jack line.
In Air Jordans, the Air Jordan 39 returns in a “UNC” theme after a hiatus, while the Tatum 3 reflects classic motifs. The lineup also features two retro releases: the Air Jordan 11 “Bred Velvet” and the Air Jordan 4 “Fear.” Elsewhere, notable releases include the KD 17 “Aunt Pearl,” a new take on the Air Max Waffle Racer, and the Nike Air Max TL 2.5 reissue.
For those looking to stay on top of this full range of upcoming drops, individual articles for each release provide in-depth information, complete with pick-up links and detailed coverage
November Sneaker Releases: From Iconic Jordans to New Collaborations, the Holiday Season Kicks Off in Style
On November 11, the Air Jordan 11 “Bred Velvet” brings a luxurious twist to a classic, and Edison Chen’s latest CLOT Gazelle capsule with adidas drops the same day. LeBron James adds another chapter to his off-court collection with the LeBron TR 1 “Better With Age.” Additionally, Jordan Poole’s GT Cut 3 PE sees a public release.
November 12 highlights include the Air Jordan 39 “Dark Powder Blue,” embodying premium craftsmanship and top-tier performance, as well as the CP Company adidas SPZL capsule. On this date, Nike’s Air Max DN “Light Bone” also arrives with a distinct pull-tabbed design.
Travis Scott’s Jordan Jumpman Jack “Mocha” debuted on November 13, and the Air Max Waffle Racer “Action Green” arrives on November 14. The Jordan Tatum 3 “Zen” channels off-court tranquility that same day.
November 15 is packed with standout releases: the Nike LeBron 22 “Monopoly,” Devin Booker’s Book 1 “Court Purple,” Kevin Durant’s heartfelt KD 17 “Aunt Pearl,” the archival-inspired Air Max TL 2.5 “Total Orange,” and Deion Sanders' Air DT Max ’96 “Falcons.” Notre and Vans reunite for another collection, and the adidas Dame 9 “Flight Jacket” hits shelves. ASICS fans will also find the GEL-NYC “Yankees” tribute a compelling addition.
Finally, the Air Jordan 4 “Fear” arrives on November 16, continuing the celebration of the AJ4’s 35th anniversary. This extensive lineup offers a range of options for collectors and enthusiasts alike as brands bring nostalgia and innovation to the holiday season sneaker scene.


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