These Are the Sneakers You Need in Your 2023 Rotation
A new year brings new sneakers to add to your rotation. The latest and greatest releases are always solid choices, but consider adding some stone-cold classics to the mix, too. Cop these 2023 essentials from GOAT, the one-stop shop for authentic heat.
adidas Samba OG
Football style is back in vogue, and the adidas Samba dances its way onto the streets. The straightforward sneaker has remained largely unchanged since its inception in 1949, with the only difference today being that it’s available in just about every size. With restocks constantly selling out, head over to GOAT ASAP to score a pair before it’s too late.
Wmns Nike Zoom Vomero 5 ‘Earth Fossil’
Technical running shoes from the 2010s strike the perfect balance of function and form. Nike’s Wmns Zoom Vomero 5 is leading the charge thanks to its creative renditions and supreme comfort. Editions like the ‘Earth Fossil’ are quirky and cool, offering seemingly unconventional combos that actually work out really well. Just remember to add 1.5 sizes if buying an equivalent men’s size for this colourway.
Onitsuka Tiger Mexico 66 ‘Kill Bill’
This striking yellow and black pair of Tigers is nicknamed ‘Kill Bill’ because of its resemblance to a similar model worn in the famous Tarantino movie. The Mexico 66 comeback is one of the most fascinating emerging trends of 2023 and indicates the broader revival of 2000s style. Popularity aside, this is a versatile addition to any wardrobe and rotation.
Brain Dead x ASICS GEL-Nimbus 9 ‘Rio Red Apricot’
Brain Dead collaborations are typically exclusive affairs, and their recent debut standalone effort with ASICS on the GEL-Nimbus 9 is among the more difficult to obtain. Representing a transcontinental union of the graphic-driven LA label and the athletic Japanese sportswear leaders via bright colours and comfy hardware, this is the technicolour flex of 2023.
Air Jordan 3 ‘White Cement Reimagined’
The Air Jordan 3’s latest OG reissues have been on point. Old-school collectors and new fans alike are no doubt eagerly anticipating the return of the ‘White Cement Reimagined’ – its suffix denotes that Jordan Brand have taken care to get this retro as close to the 1988 original as possible. Can’t wait until March? Get them right now on GOAT.
New Balance 1906D ‘Protection Pack’
The success of the New Balance 2002 has laid sturdy foundations for its 1906 sibling to enter the fray. Now purely a lifestyle model, the revived silhouette can explore intriguing material and colour executions – such as the ‘Protection Pack’ first used on its predecessor. The more technical design of the 1906 allows the deconstructed and jagged panels to be even wilder here.
New Balance 550 ‘Sea Salt’
If the NB 550 isn’t yet in your stash, now’s the time. The ‘Sea Salt’ is packed with flavour throughout its neutral palette and throwback styling. Shades of grey and white guarantee effortless matching with any outfit, and they’ll only look better with age. For the sneaker spotters, this variant also sports a handy mesh tongue to vent off excess heat. Visit GOAT now for a pair.,
