Speculation around the new Yeezy Boots 1020V is rising but with no confirmed release date, fans are still left wondering if and when these latest high tops will be dropped. The 1020V’s are amongst a handful of unreleased adidas YEEZY sneakers that have surfaced online and the YEEZY 1020V seems to be amongst those that are creating some hype.

The design resembles a cross between a basketball shoe and hiking boot aesthetic and comes in a two-tone orange and tan colorway.

Here are some of the latest close-up images of the YEEZY 1020V boot that have been shared online.

Official images of the much-anticipated pair have surfaced, along with release information courtesy of END.

With the high-top release out of the way, Travis Scott’s fragment design-assisted Air Jordan 1 Low is next up. The low-tops will be arriving on August 13, as per previous reports.

The low-top version of the AJ1 is dressed in a similar white, black, and royal blue color scheme as the high-top model from Scott and fragment. The shoe is done up in white leather, with black and royal blue overlays, as the reverse Swoosh design from the earlier Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 is also featured, this time rendered in sail and black tumbled leather. Additional branding emerges on the tongue tags where “Nike Air” resides and the heels which incorporate Cactus Jack and fragment design iconography, as well as the Jordan ball and wings logo.

Nike has yet to announce the release date for the fragment design x Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low, but seeing as retailers have already begun to list the pair as launching on August 13, the date appears to be set in stone.

A more sustainable approach to its everyday classics.

The new Eco Theory collection reimagines iconic silhouettes with natural rubber and water-based inks. It’s an evolution of Vans sustainable journey and leverages responsibly sourced materials across styles including classics like Old Skool Decon and the Sk8-Hi Tapered.

The collection uses water-based inks and dyes to produce four neutral colourways, including the brand’s signature checkerboard print in pastel pink and beige, and white and blue options.

The sustainable Old Skool Decon features a canvas upper made with 100 percent organically grown cotton. While the outsole is made from an all-new responsibly sourced natural rubber instead of petroleum-derived rubber, derived from tree farms that follow ethical and sustainable practices to minimise harm to the ecosystem.

In addition, the laces have been crafted from natural jute fibre, while a natural cork topsheet finishes the footbed, and the whole trainer is held together with water-based glues.

Vans Eco Theory collection also includes the Sk8-Hi Tapered and Authentic in the same range of colourways as well as black/natural.