Whatever your brand affiliation may be, September is looking to be a strong month for sneaker releases.
Nike and Jordan Brand will see collaborations with Travis Scott, Jordan Brand, A Ma Maniére drop throughout the month — with the former also bringing a total of seven new Kobe sneakers to the market. Meanwhile, Adidas will continue trotting out new Anthony Edwards 1 colorways and a killer Day of the Dead Samba collection, while new Balance is teaming up with Loro Piana for the first time on a $1,500 sneaker. From Puma, LaMelo Ball’s fourth signature sneaker will get its debut ahead of the NBA season, and there’s plenty more to look forward to across the board.
Below, Footwear News takes you through all the best sneakers releasing in September. You can also click through to dedicated pages for every Air Jordan sneaker and the best Adidas releases coming for the month.
Release Date: September 2 Price: $170 SKU: HM9236-001, HM9236-100 Deion Sanders’ signature sneaker gets two colorways with gold accents for his Colorado Buffaloes as the new college football season begins.
Release Date: September 5 Price: $1,500 SKU: U990LP6 No, that is not a typo. Loro Piana’s first New Balance collab does indeed cost $1,500, as it features the quiet luxury label’s soft Pecora Nera wool.
Release Date: September 6 Price: $180 SKU: HF9550-100, HF9550-001, HF9550-002, HF9550-600, HF9550-400 TKTKK Five colorways for the Nike Kobe 8 Protro geared toward matching easily with basketball uniforms will al release on the same day, including two with Los Angeles Lakers purple and gold.
Release Date: September 6 Price: $130 Pre-distressing and pearl studs come to the Old Skool by way of Vans’ relaunched OTW line, formerly known as Vault by Vans.
Release Date: September 6 Price: $120 SKU: IE3626 Damian Lillard’s long-awaited ninth signature shoe gets its in-line launch following the model’s debut through a Bape collaboration in August. Lillard wore this purple colorway during this year’s NBA playoffs.
Release Date: September 6 Price: $130 SKU: 310525-01 Breanna Stewart lands a collaboration with her favorite movie on her third signature sneaker, which features the Dark Mark, Deathly Hallows and more details from the magical franchise.
Brain Dead x Adidas Stan Smith
Release Date: September 6 Price: $150 SKU: IH3432, IH3433 and IH3434 As the U.S. Open Finals near, Brain Dead and Adidas reconvene on the Stan Smith with three new colorways featuring a perforated head logo and shaggy suede mustache.
Release Date: September 7 Price: $225 SKU: HF8833-100 Named for “the scream” that sparked Mexico’s revolution, this Air Jordan 5 hosts a number of details inspired by the nation ahead of Mexican Independence Day.
Release Date: September 12 Price: $125 SKU: 310697-01 LaMelo Ball collaborates with himself to launch his fourth signature sneaker with a colorway for his LaFrancé label.
Nike Book 1 “Python”
Release Date: September 12 Price: $150 SKU: HJ5352-100 Devin Booker’s Nike Book 1 continues its series of snakeskin-style treatments that feel right at home with his Phoenix playing base.
Release Date: September 12 Price: $180 SKU: 1203A621-201 Bodega’s latest Asics collab comes near the 10th anniversary of the brand’s partnership and celebrates the value of minor victories.
Release Date: September 14 Price: $200 SKU: AQ3692-004 K-Pop star G-Dragon gets his most colorful Air Force 1 collaboration yet, which packs hidden artwork that will only be revealed with wear.
Release Date: September 19 Price: $135 SKU: FN6040-400 Verdy’s plush toy-inspired Nike SB Dunk Low is a lock as one of the wildest (and softest) collaborations of 2024.
Release Date: September 19 Price: $250 SKU: FZ4810-001, FZ4810-200 A Ma Maniére 10th anniversary collection — which makes it the first brand since Off-White to work with Nike, Jordan Brand and Converse in one go — continues its releases with neutral-toned Air Jordan 4.
Release Date: September 19 Price: $160 SKU: U1906LAE New Balance’s highly anticipated sneaker-loafer hybrid touches down in the brand’s signature mix of silver and grey.
Release Date: September 19 Price: $210 SKU: FZ7334-100 Releasing alongside the high-top variant, the Kobe 9 Protro Low continues the white “Halo” series that comes each year around Kobe Bryant’s birthday.
Release Date: September 20 Price: $150 A small application of leopard print and detachable charm define’s the latest linkup between Ganni and New Balance.
Adidas Anthony Edwards 1 Low “Slime Green”
Release Date: September 21 Price: $110 SKU: JI4065 The low-top Anthony Edwards 1 Low invokes the star’s Atlanta birthplace with a bright green treatment nicknamed for the ATL slang term.
Nike Clogposite “Triple Black”
Release Date: September 24 Price: $140 SKU: HJ4325-001 Nike’s recently revived Clogposite is faring much better in its second life and now gets a blackout interrupted only by a metallic silver midfoot shank.
Release Date: September 27 Price: $120 SKU: JI393, JH8628 This year’s Adidas Day of the Dead celebration is better than ever with two Sambas taking on bone-shaped eyestays and their own renditions of sugar skulls.
Release Date: September 28 Price: $150 SKU: DM7866-200 A new but familiar colorway for Travis Scott’s Air Jordan 1 Low will land near the end of the month after initially being expected earlier in September.
About the Author:
Ian Servantes is a Senior News Editor for Footwear News specializing in sneaker coverage. He’s previously reported on streetwear and sneakers at Input and Highsnobiety after beginning his career on the pop culture beat. He subscribes to the idea that “ball is life” and doesn’t fuss over his kicks getting dirty.
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