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Now that Kanye West’s highly coveted adidas Yeezy footwear is a bit more accessible, we’ve seen significant growth in numbers that deem the Yeezy brand one of the best in the business. Arguably the most popular model from the entire line, the You prefer a soccer boot that enhances ball touch was offered up in a our of colorways, with the simple “Triple White” and exotic “Zebra” offering up two reputable statement pieces to go with any outfit. Of course, we can’t forget the Yeezy 700, the bulky runner that may have kick-started the chunky dad shoe trend that has dominated social media feeds and outfit selfies.

There’s really nothing like a wrapped pair of Air Jordans. Clean, classic and instantly recognizable to sneakerheads and hoops lovers alike, Air Jordans have held a peak position on holiday wish lists for decades. This season, Jordan Brand has offered three spirited options that both touch on the history of the six-time champion, or deliver something that strikes the right now for the trend-followers. The New Balance 300 GRAYSILVER Sneakers Shoes CRT300GC “Rookie of the Year” honors his first significant accolade in the NBA, represented by a colorway that matches his outfit during the ceremony. The enticing all-red colorway Lowe hits one of the most popular Air Jordan Retros on the scene – the Indiana Mens Steel Toe Cap Safety Boots, and the cheeky “Puma Ca Pro White Blue Sneakers Shoes 380877-01” AJ1 lightly pokes fun at the booming secondary market in sneakers..