The holiday season is right around the corner. Iconic year round, the Converse Chuck Taylor and Jack Purcell models remain versatile in takes that are ready for the winter and ready to rock. Boot blends of the Chuck Taylor cater to the colder climate, while premium yet tough updates add stage flair to the famous All-Star silo. Kids are accounted for too, with adapted iterations taking after the adult collection. Lastly, the Jack Purcell continues to show range, appearing in classic washed makeups, printed installments and winter ready renditions. Look for this holiday assortment at select Converse accounts nationwide.

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A subtle color combination is set on premium materials to create the adidas Originals Grey/Grey. This Rivalry Low gets a Kazuki Kuraishi update to create a special edition classic. Textured long-napped four-color suede composes the entire upper, including the Three Stripes. A two-tone midsole made of royal blue and off-white adds contrast to the subtle top half. Signature 84-Lab tongue labels and sock liner graphics add detailing to this Originals Rivalry Low that is available now at adidas.

adidas Originals Rivalry Low
Grey/Grey
G96551
$140

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Brand-defining sneakers like the Converse Chuck Taylor and the adidas Superstar are timeless, and Kicks Deals has taken the time to compile some of the most iconic kicks from a variety of brands. Click here for a history lesson on 25 sneakers that defined brands courtesy of the Kicks Deals crew.

It’s good to be king, but you’ve got to be good to be king. How good? King James good. The Nike LeBron 11 “King’s Pride” showcases the evolution and maturity of LeBron James’ game and sneaker line. Serving as a seamless collage of Nike Basketball’s top tier technology, this beast of a sneaker sports a Hyperposite shell for protection, a combination of Hyperfuse construction and Dynamic Flywire support for lockdown and a pairing of Zoom Air and Lunarlon cushioning for spring responsiveness. The result? LeBron’s lightest signature shoe to date. A “King’s Pride” colorway only amplifies said styling, calling to whichever wild you’d like with its dark loden upper and flashy floral lining. Get a detailed view of the Nike LeBron 11 “King’s Pride” below and look for these to launch at select Nike Basketball accounts nationwide on October 12th. Roar.

Nike LeBron 11 “King’s Pride”

Parachute Gold/Arctic Green-Dark Loden-Black-University Red
616175-700
October 12, 2013
$200

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Back to school, the Air Jordan 5 “Laney” is set to release for the first time since its 2000 debut. Inspired by Michael Jordan’s high school career, this pair sports his team colors and famous number on a white leather base. While we’ll have to wait for official pics from Jordan Brand, the Air Jordan 5 “Laney” is set to go on sale on November 2nd at select Jordan accounts for $170.

Air Jordan 5 “Laney”

White/Varsity Maize-Varsity Royal-Black
136027-189
November 2, 2013
$170

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Is it too early to call the Nike SB Zoom Stefan Janoski timeless? Season after season, the skate silo has remained a favorite with no need for a sequel. It’s also proven itself swift and changeable, taking well to retooling and creative colorways. A “Grey Wool” makeup drops the standard sole for that of an autoclave iteration, kept catchy with velcro straps. Fans of the Nike SB Stefan Janoski AC RS “Grey Wool” can pick up a pair now at Premier.