An Air-injected week of drops awaits, featuring the all-new Nike Air Max 90 Infrared Duck Camo.

Footwear brands are celebrating icons in new forms this week and you wouldn’t want to miss any of it.

With Air Max Day 2020 happening this Thursday, March 26, we expect all eyes are on the exclusive releases. And rightfully so. From the return of a cult-favorite pattern in the Nike Air Max 90 Infrared Duck Camo to the much-talked-about futuristic Air Max 2090. But those aren’t the only revamped classics releasing this week. Rounding off the list is a Tokyo-inspired Asics Gel Lyte III and the next edition of the Converse x FOG Essentials collaboration. Check out the full list below.

Nike Air Max 90 Infrared Duck Camo
March 26

The Nike Air Max 90 Infrared Duck Camo presents a fitting 30^th anniversary special for Air Max Day 2020. It takes inspiration from the 2013 iteration in partnership with Atmos. The inverted colorway proves to be the biggest difference this time, with the infrared more pronounced on the uppers. Undoubtedly, it’s one of the biggest highlights of Air Max Day 2020.

Where to buy:
Nike.com, End Launches, and Size?

Nike Air Max 2090
March 26

Another highly anticipated Air Max Day release is the all-new Air Max 2090. The sneaker, inspired by the DNA of the Air Max 90, is a futuristic revamp of the icon. Nike hasn’t shied away from innovation that seemingly comes straight from space, and the design elements of the Air Max 2090 certainly underlines that. If you love the look of the Air Max 90, which has stood the test of time, then you’ll love stepping into this pair repackaged with modern performance and style.

Where to buy:
Nike.com, End Launches, and Size?

Converse x FOG Essentials Chuck Taylor 1970s Hi
March 26

The classic Converse Chuck Taylor is a staple for the streets, but Jerry Lorenzo’s FOG Essentials is here to give it a touch of edginess. Pairing a contrasting combination of black and white, Lorenzo paints a perfect picture of this simple icon. But knowing the designer, it’s all in the details. The collaboration marries both the rough touch of canvas on the uppers with a premium smooth leather tongue in black. Wearers of the high-top silhouette are known to loop the laces around the ankles, and Jerry Lorenzo recognizes the style with a heel loop that allows for just that. The iteration may be simple, but fans will love it for the details and, definitely, the co-branded rubber heel stamp on the back.

Where to buy:
End Launches, and in-stores at Limited Edt, Pedder on Scotts, Converse Takashimaya, and DSM Singapore from March 27

Asics Gel Lyte III OG ‘Modern Tokyo’
March 27

Rounding up the list of icons is none other than the Asics Gel Lyte III, this time styled after Japan and Tokyo’s most iconic spot – the Shibuya crossing. Aptly themed in black and white, the sneaker features the famous split-tongue and sleek leather overlays. What’s interesting too is the use of transparent synthetic material instead of the usual mesh on the uppers, which truly gives it a modern fashion-forward look that’s easy to wear.

Where to buy:
End Launches

Which one sits at the top of your list to cop this week? Leave a comment below.

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