Hot New Sneaker Collabs Between Fashion And Sports Brands This 2026
Style and functionality come together with these limited-edition sneaker collaborations of the season.
From Pickleball to Hyrox, there’s been another boom of fitness trends as of late – and committing to gym memberships and classes also means that you’d want to invest in the right gear. But what’s being prioritised these days isn’t just high performance athletic wear; Aesthetics play a part too, and many fashion-conscious individuals are seeking sports sneakers that can easily take you straight from a sweat-out sesh to brunch or shopping in town.
Fashion brands like Loewe and Cecilie Bahnsen are right on track (pun unintended) with this movement by teaming up with well-known sports brands, bringing the best of style and utility together. Read on for the hottest new sneaker collaborations between fashion labels and sports shoe brands in Singapore.
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Best sports sneaker collaborations with fashion brands in 2026
1. Loewe x On Cloudsolo Hiker sneakers
Spanish luxury fashion label Loewe and Swiss athletic shoe brand On come together yet again, this time for the new Cloudsolo Hiker sneakers. This one’s a heavy duty trooper, but with featherlight flexibility and bouncy foam cushioning in its sole that’ll make you feel as though you’re walking on clouds. Hiking codes like metal lace hooks bring the same ruggedness of terrain boots, though those who are into the gorpcore trend would also consider it a reliable everyday shoe. Get it in earthy hues of sand (beige), dark khaki, black, and a striking fox red.
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Price: $1,350
2. Loewe x On Cloudtilt Cosmic sneaker
Here’s another new launch as part of Loewe’s co-branded collection with On. Consider the Cloudtilt Cosmic sneakers a less “serious” cousin of the Cloudsolo Hiker, and a sleeker, more updated version of the OG Cloudtilt. This one has a new CloudTec Phase midsole with a comfortable arch and better cushioning, creating a nice bounce and great shock absorption with each step. Get this in black, white, a duo-coloured black/white version, dark sand, bright orange and lilac.
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Price: $1,150
3. Celine x Reebok Freestyle Lo sneakers
Sometimes, all you need is a simple solid-coloured shoe to complete an outfit – sans patterns or over-the-top details. The Celine x Reebok Freestyle Lo lambskin sneaker serves as the perfect staple, in mono-hued variations of white, red, brown (pictured above) and black. If you like your kicks artfully ‘worn out’, there’s also a white version with an intentionally created distressed finish for that almost rebel-like, too-cool-for-school vibe.
Price: From $990
4. Beams x Hoka Bondi 7 sneakers
Popular sports shoe brand Hoka’s Bondi 7 silhouette gets a touch of Japanese street swag in a first collaboration with Beams. In celebration of Beam’s 50th anniversary, this performance sneaker gets two limited-edition colourways with subtle camo patterns, inspired by the natural earthy tones found in traditional zen gardens in Japan. The thick and comfy sole cushioning remains, providing great shock absorption no matter your intensity of physical activity. Pick from the light-hued Turtledove/Tidal Foam and the brown Chestnut/Black Bean.
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Price: $289
5. Miu Miu x New Balance 530 SL technical fabric and suede sneakers
Technical functionality meets style with the New Balance x Miu Miu 530 SL sneakers, a lightweight calfskin suede and fabric pair in four chic colourways: beige, forest green, cocoa brown, and cerise. The unique double-lace feature adds a cute focal point of contrast in texture and colour.
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Price: $1,710
6. Dolce & Gabbana x Diadora calfskin sneakers
The latest Dolce & Gabbana x Diadora collab combines the best of two Italian brands in a series of calfskin sneakers, in the latter’s iconic Brasil silhouette. And in case you missed the memo: leopard prints are in again. Rendered in fur, the pattern stretches across the shoe’s sides and around the heel without screaming too loud, giving the otherwise plain black or white leather a funky touch. That said, if you’d like to go all out, there’s a Pony Leo ($625) iteration of these kicks fully wrapped in the animal patterns, while a soccer version also exists for those who’d fancy kicking ball in style.
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Price: $545
7. Cecilie Bahnsen x Asics: Gel Quantum 360 I
Cecilie Bahnsen is sprinkling her signature feminine energy everywhere these days, and we’re all here for it. Other than her new Spring Summer 2026 tie-up with Uniqlo, the designer has worked with Asics once again for another launch of floral-peppered sneakers. This time, it’s the Gel-Quantum 360 I that gets its couture fix-up in a Sakuragai colourway – the first one of its kind in a fully pastel pink shade. Find out more here.
Price: $359
8. Skims x Nike: NikeSkims Rift Mesh sneaker
NikeSkims has finally hit Singapore – yes, that’s the collaboration line between sports brand Nike and Kim Kardashian’s clothing brand. Aside from sports bras and leggings that’ll make you look snatched AF, one item many are curious about is the NikeSkims Rift Mesh sneaker – a thin mesh Mary Jane ballet flat with a tabi toe. Though it’s available in neutral colours like white, black, and brown, we find ourselves most drawn to the psychedelic pink one. How did it fare after a 12-hour wear test? Read our review to find out.
Price: $229