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Nike Kobe Protros fit true to size in length, so narrow and regular feet should buy their usual Nike size and wide feet should go half a size up; the Kobe 5 and 6 are the snuggest. This NZ guide covers each Kobe Protro model, women's and GS conversions, and how Kobes compare with Dunks, Jordans and Air Force 1s.

Buy your usual adidas size in the Samba, Gazelle, Campus 00s, Handball Spezial and SL 72: all fit true to size in length. Sambas and SL 72s are narrow, so wide feet go half up; Gazelles and Campus 00s are roomier, so narrow feet can go half down.

Nike Dunks fit true to size, so buy your usual Nike size; wide feet and SB Dunks (thick padded tongue) can go half a size up. This NZ guide covers the Nike size chart, Dunk Low vs High vs SB, women's and GS conversions, and how Dunks compare with the Jordan 1, Jordan 4 and Air Force 1.

Air Jordan 1s fit true to size in the High, Mid and Low, so buy your usual Nike size; wide feet go up half a size. This guide covers a US/UK/EU/cm chart, Travis Scott pairs, women's and GS conversions, and how the Jordan 1 compares with the Dunk, AF1 and Jordan 4.

Beyond Pokémon and One Piece: what's inside the sealed Japanese Gundam Card Game, Dragon Ball Super Fusion World and Magic: The Gathering boxes now in NZ.

Supreme FW26 Week 10 is a full Supreme x Timberland clothing collection, from suede puffers to Ventile jackets. Here are the 7 pieces to know and the Supreme in stock in NZ now.

Stüssy x Denim Tears FW26 'Stüssy Tears' landed on 16 October 2026, inspired by Tremaine Emory's fishing trips with his father. Here's the story, the key pieces and four ways to wear it in an Auckland spring, all in stock in NZ.

Nigo's Human Made x Pokémon collab is now in NZ at Im Your Wardrobe: the story of both drops, the Pikachu, Farfetch'd and Magikarp pieces in stock, and how Japanese sizing fits.

How to spot fake Jordans in NZ: the box label and size tag check, the Jordan 1 hourglass heel, Wings logo, Jumpman, stitching, insole and seller red flags.

The Air Jordan 8 "Knicks" (IX8479-010) has surfaced in hand ahead of its expected 24 December release. Here's what the real pairs look like and how NZ buyers can get one.

Jordan Brand has dated the olive-toned Air Jordan 4 "Light Army" (JA5911-320) for 31 October as a Europe-only release. Here's what it looks like and how NZ buyers can get a pair.