Baklava, anyone?

Action Bronson’s anticipated project with New Balance is the standout from this week’s release calendar. But the rapper’s 990v6 isn’t the only head-turning colorway hitting the market this week. Other highlights include the “Great Indoors” Women’s Nike Air Max 1, “Corduroy” Air Max 1, and “Milano” pack of Diadoras from End Clothing. If you’re someone that prefers a more subtle sneaker, you can look forward to the “Black/Phantom” Nike Terminator High or “Faded Spruce” Dunk High.

Check out the details for all of this week’s best sneaker releases below. 

Price: $135
When: Tuesday, March 14 at 10 a.m.
Where: Nike SNKRS and other select retailers
What You Need to Know: The latest Dunk High colorway set to release is dubbed the “Faded Spruce.” The pair features OG colorblocking with a black leather upper and green suede overlays. A sail midsole give this pair a slightly aged look.

Price: $150
When: Wednesday, March 15 at 10 a.m.
Where: Nike SNKRS and other select retailers
What You Need to Know: The Air Jordan 2 Low is being introduced in a brand new colorway later this week. The “Melon Tint” 2 Low sports a cream leather upper and tonal suede overlay. Various shades of orange on areas like the eyelets, liner, and heel provide a subtle pop of color perfect for the springtime. 

Price: $150
When: Wednesday, March 15 at 10 a.m.
Where: Nike SNKRS and other select retailers
What You Need to Know: Various exotic prints cover this new women’s colorway of the Air Max 1. The eye-catching design features a white floral fabric on the toe box, tiger print Swoosh, cow print suede mudguard, red heel counter inspired by Persian rugs, velvet laces, black silk liner, and light blue bottoms. 

Price: $160
When: Wednesday, March 15
Where: adidas.com and other select retailers
What You Need to Know: James Harden’s seventh signature sneaker with Adidas, the Harden Vol. 7, arrives in two new colorways this week. Cloud White and Crew Yellow options will both be up for grabs. The superstar’s latest signature model sports a quilted upper inspired by the look of puffer jackets encapsulating a textile bootie, a midsole incorporating Boost and Lightstrike cushioning, and a suede toecap. While Adidas has not officially claimed to be inspired by any particular sneaker to create the Harden Vol. 7, it does share a slight resemblance to the brand’s basketball offerings from the 2000s like the Crazy 1 (The Kobe).

Price: $189-$215
When: Thursday, March 16
Where: End. Launches
What You Need to Know: To celebrate its flagship store in Milan, End Clothing has partnered with Diadora for a two-pack of sneakers. The green-based V7000 and white-based Atomo V7000 are each dressed in the colors of the Italian flag. End logos stamped on areas like the tongue and heel tab complete each pair. 

Price: $135
When: Thursday, March 16 at 10 a.m.
Where: Nike SNKRS and other select retailers
What You Need to Know: Nike is dropping off another clean colorway of the Terminator High on Thursday morning. This pair of the ‘80s high-top features black and phantom leather accross the upper, a pre-aged midsole, and signature “NIKE” text printed across the heel. 

Price: $160
When: Friday, March 17 at 10 a.m.
Where: Nike SNKRS and other select retailers
What You Need to Know: No, Sean Wotherspoon is not collaborating with Nike again. But this inline Air Max 1 colorway does feel like something the Round Two founder may have cooked up if he was. This classic silhouette is covered in bright blue corduroy with subtle contrast coming in the form of a tan corduroy Swoosh and tan tongue tag. 

Price: TBD
When: Friday, March 17
Where: specializinginlife.com
What You Need to Know: Action Bronson’s New Balance 990v6 is finally releasing. The anticipated collab sees the Queens rapper dress the new silhouette in a mix of bright colors including neon green mesh, burnt orange leather overlays, brown suede covering the mud guard, purple hiker laces, and a bright blue midsole. Special “baklava” branding hits on the tongue and insole mark the project.