The Best Men’s Trainers to Have on Your Radar (This Week)

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Jonathan Anderson via Loewe drops his most comprehensive collaborative line with On yet – there are puffer vests, technical jerseys, shell shorts, caps, socks and, of course, lots of sneakers.

We’ve got our eyes on the Cloudtilt 2.0 in green and white.

£425; loewe.com

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RIP Horace Walpole, you would’ve loved these Simone Rocha gothic kickers.

£895; mrporter.com

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British luminary Wales Bonner hints at a future focus on the SL 76 for the Three Stripes in her latest line for the sportswear giant, just as she foreshadowed this summer’s big SL 72 push with her collaborative drops in 2020 and 2023.

So, why not get ahead of the curve?

£159; offspring.co.uk

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Cult American Sporty and Rich lends its country club spirit to the Spezial, giving the classic silhouette an Instagrammable quality.

£100; adidas.co.uk

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The Skepta Skope Forever – an original sneaker by the rapper that he previewed on his Mains runway back at London Fashion Week in September 2023 – is now available in a single colourway that comes to life when the life catches its colourful reflective panels.

£181; stockx.com

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You know Brooklyn-based art collective MSCHF from The Big Red Boot and the 2×4, but are you familiar with its much more approachable ‘Wavy’ silhouette? Experimental but wearable, the sneaker – pictured here in its brand-new football-inspired colourway – truly lives up to its name *insert wave emoji*.

£240; luisaviaroma.com

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NB observes Grey Day 2024 – an off-calendar holiday the Boston marque invented – by bringing its classic ‘moonrock’ hue to its most modern silhouette, the WRPD runner.

£155; newbalance.co.uk

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Graffiti icon Futura gives his cult following, and the Nike SB Dunk collectors alike, a sneaker to swoon over.

£544; theeditldn.com

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We wouldn’t have put these two brands together – one very motorcycle man and the other, very gorpcore man – but, it works! And it’s all thanks to shared love of The Great Outdoors.

£155; belstaff.com

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A warm, pale yellow is spread smoothly like unsalted batter across CQP’s dependable ‘Bumber’ silhouette. Tasty.

£308; c-qp.com

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After seeing his new Sambas, we’re petitioning for Dingyhun Zhan – a CSM almunus – to be hired as the costume designer for the next instalment of the Alien franchise. So, whatever follows this summer’s Alien: Romulus.

£220; 18montrose.com

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The easy-to-cop low-top versions of the very Jordans MJ wore in Space Jam.

£185; size.co.uk

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The Travis Scott x Jordan Jumpman Jack – the hype shoe of this spring – is dropping in ‘university red’ today.

Bad news: it’s launching on travisscott.com exclusively in the US.

Good news: StockX has the rest of the world covered. (That price will drop… eventually.)

£2,348; stockx.com

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Elsewhere, the Nike basketball sub-line is being much more generous with the release of the low-top version of the Jordan 1 ‘shadow’, hence they’re still available from Offspring.

We’d highly recommend for all sneakerheads, but especially those who live life in greyscale.

£145; offspring.co.uk

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This Size? special Adidas Spezial is suitably – yep! – special.

It’s the foldover tongue that does it, a detail borrowed from The Three Stripes’ collab with Wales Bonner.

£100; size.co.uk

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Saucony’s new ‘Artists’ collaboration is a stroke of genius. Here is the first shoe in the series: a Progrid Omni 9 designed by Montreal-based colour fiend Callen Shaub.

£200; saucony.com

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South Korean label Post Archival Fashion gives the On Cloudmonster 2 a little rizz (that’s ‘charisma’ for those not on socials) as part of its collaboration with the unstoppable Swiss footwear marque.

£229; sevenstore.com