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4 Cool September Sneaker Drops We're Loving

From Bad Bunny’s Puerto Rico-inspired adidas to handmade Gully Labs collabs, this month’s drops span global icons and homegrown heat.

Arshita Suri

New month, new sneaker drops. Plenty of brands are showing off their fall and winter pieces, and this month's list has something for every kind of sneaker fan. There are big names like adidas, and smaller ones like Gully Labs that only those in the know have heard of. Here are our top four picks.

adidas Originals x Bad Bunny BadBo 1.0 and 1.1

Bad Bunny's BadBo was his first signature shoe with adidas, and he made it to wear every day. Now it gets two fresh takes, and both are inspired by Puerto Rico. The BadBo 1.0 is a leather and suede shoe in deep navy and indigo, the colors of the island's sky just after sunset. The BadBo 1.1 is a new low-cut version in white, grey and light pink, matching the shells you'd find under beach sand. Three wavy lines run across the upper to represent the coast.

Both went on sale on September 26. The 1.0 costs Rs 15,999 and the 1.1 costs Rs 11,999.

Thums Up x Gully Labs

Gully Labs is a New Delhi brand that makes its sneakers by hand. For its Thums Up collab, it took the Gully Number 001 low-top and released it in two colors: Toofani White and Toofani Blue. Men's and women's sizes are available, and each pair is priced at Rs 5,000.

It's a small release from an Indian brand, so it's easy to miss if you only follow the big names.

Nike Air Max 95 "Greedy"

The "Greedy" Air Max 95 came back on September 8. It's black, white and volt, and it combines pieces of several older Air Max 95 designs on a single shoe. Nike first released it in 2015.

The look is nearly identical to the original this time. The biggest difference is a larger Air unit in the sole, which Nike calls Big Bubble. If you missed the 2015 pair, you've got a second chance.

Nike Air Jordan 9 "Space Jam"

The Air Jordan 9 "Space Jam" went on sale on September 19 .It's the first in a series of releases marking 30 years since the Space Jam movie came out, with more pairs on the way this fall. The Air Jordan 9 isn't the shoe most people link to the film, so it's a surprising pick, but one that's sure to get people asking about them.