Air Jordan 7 “Miro,” SOULGOODS Nike Homescape Woven, And This Week’s Best Releases

Update: The Nike Air Max 95 “7-Eleven” has been pulled from the SNKRS app and from several retailer’s launch calendars. We’ve received no official confirmation of the shoe’s cancellation from Nike, but consider its 7/11 launch date as tentative, at best.

Some heavy hitters are coming off the board this week.

Returning to the “opening the vault” conversation, the Air Jordan 7 “Miro,” no doubt understood as a “grail” for collectors of a certain age, makes its triumphant return, this time untethered to any specific Olympic celebration. Is there a chance we’ve got a new classic at hand, as well? The SOULGOODS x Nike Homescape Woven, a new play on a Nike classic, finally touches down after a teaser cycle that included a splashy ComplexCon reveal in 2025.

Trust that there’s the usual slate of notables underneath those headliners. A recently buzzy topic, the Air Max 95 “7-Eleven,” buoyed to the front of social media feeds by a lawsuit between the two principals, is queued up for the end of the week, as is a rosy two-pack from adidas. In the spaces between, Nike SB, the World Cup, and Air Max collide with the “Club 58” capsule, the Nike GT Cut 4 drops a (public) EYBL edition, and the New Balance 1890 ramps up its rollout with three viridescent colorways.

We’ve separated each day’s releases into each own gallery and attached blurbs. Hyperlinks within lead back to our original articles, where you’ll find detailed release guides and “Where To Buy” sections for direct pick-up links where applicable. We’ll aim to keep this list updated with any late-breakers, but keep our coverage, including our Sneaker Release Dates and Jordan Releases 2026 hubs, within reach to ensure you don’t miss a thing.

July 6th clears out entirely for the adidas adiZero EVO SL Zip, adding another hardened possibility to the Three Stripes’ dominant runner.

July 7th sees one of Beaverton’s boldest crossovers touch down, pairing the Nike SB Air Max 95 “World Cup” and Tennis Classic “La Mas Fina” to celebrate “Club 58.” The brand also issues the Nike Zoom GT Cut 4 “EYBL,” a public release dedicated to the invite-only prospect tournament.

July 8th brings the Boston brand onto front street for three new colorways for the 1890: “Nordic Green,” “Linen Green,” and “Streamsong.” Back to Oregon for the Nike Air Force 1 Low “Patent Denim,” an intriguing mix of patterning and materiality.

July 10th bears aweighty retro with the Air Jordan 7 “Miro,” revisiting the Olympic-themed grail. The Nike Air Griffey Max “Swingman Classic” is doubtlessly the most sentimental on the slate, pushing together Ken’s HBCU-centric annual and his signature shoe.

July 11th closes the week with the most diverse range. The SOULGOODS Homescape Woven, a long-teased reinvention of a cult classic, drops off one of its colorways for a wide release. The Nike Air Max 95 “7 Eleven” takes cues from Japan’s convenience store culture, while the Nike Air Force 1 “Philly” is penned to MLB All-Star’s host city. We end with two from Three Stripes hoops, uniting the adidas Anthony Edwards 2 “3SSB” and Harden Vol. 10 “Pink Lemonade” in rosy palettes.