The Most Important Sneaker Release Dates Next Month

While Jordan Brand dominated the Best Releases of May with three installments of the re-imagined City Series Air Jordan Xs and more, Yeezy is definitely looking to jump over the Jumpman this June. With the exception of "Pirate Black" Yeezy Boost 350s restocking in February, the upcoming adidas Yeezy Boost 750 "Grilleg" will be Kanye West's first sneaker release of 2016.

Aside from a Yeezy release, which always commands hype, June is bringing in a solid variety of kicks. Jordan Brand makes the list with "Cherry" XI Lows, an original Air Jordan 1 returning to retailers for the first time since 1985, and the Air Jordan VIII "C&C" Championship Pack. Under Armour is releasing a pack of its own to honor Stephen Curry's back to back MVP awards, while Nike Basketball is dropping a Kyrie 2 and a LeBron 13 inspired by two iconic '90s basketball sneakers.

If you're tired of missing out on releases, we've got you covered. Plan next month's pick up now with this list of The Best Sneakers Releasing in June. For Air Jordan release dates, check out the complete guide here and stay posted to Sole Collector for all other release date information.

Color: White/Varsity Red

Style Code: N/A

Price: $170

After fifteen years, the Air Jordan XI Low "Cherry" is seeing its second retail release. Thanks to Jordan Brand's Remastered line, the 2016 pair is practically identical to the pair originally released in 2001.

Color: White/Metallic Blue

Style Code: 555088-106

Price: $160

While the Air Jordan 1 silhouette has seen a handful of releases and re-releases in its 31 years of existence, "Metallic Blue" colorway gets its first release since 1985. This original colorway features a white upper with metallic blue accents on the Swoosh, ankle collar, and outsole.

Color: White/White-Black-Bold Berry

Style Code: 819583-104

Price: $120

If the name and colorway weren't dead giveaways, the Nike Kyrie 2 "Kyrache" draws inspiration from the 1992 Nike Air Flight Huarache most-famously known for being worn by the Michigan's Fab Five. The tongue even features a Kyrie Irving logo reminiscent of the Huarache logo.

Color: White/Wolf Grey-Volt-Black

Style Code: 807219-100

Price: $200

Following up the release of the Nike Kyrie 2 "Kyrache" is another '90s Nike basketball-inspired sneaker — the LeBron 13 "Command Force." With a white, wolf grey, volt and black colorway, LeBron's latest signature sneaker draws inspiration directly from the Nike Air Command Force most famously worn by street hooper/hustler Billy Hoyle in the 1991 film White Men Can't Jump.

Color: Reflective Silver/Infrared 23-Black

Style Code: 846315-025

Price: $200

Jordan Brand is not shy about doing new sneaker collabs and Brazilian soccer star Neymar is next up. This Air Jordan V Low features a speckled 3M silver reflective upper with black and red accents. The insole incorporates a Neymar logo and his number, 10, is stitched on the left sneaker.

Color: N/A

Style Code: N/A

Price: $350

After some confusion surrounding an adidas Yeezy Boost 750 releasing in March, it's official for June. The brown pair that was originally rumored to release gets replaced by a new colorway being called "Grilleg." While it's not clear if the "Grilleg" moniker will stick, the latest 750 features a grey suede upper and a glow-in-the-dark gum sole.

Color: White/Light Purple

Style Code: 310805-107

Price: $190

With the all-new Air Jordan X "City Series" well under way, it's only right that home of Michael Jordan's NBA team get a sneaker. Aside from swapping out the "23" stitching for "CHA," the Air Jordan X "Charlotte" is identical to the "Hornets" X PEs that were first seen back in 2014.

Color: Pure Platinum/Metallic Gold-Dark Grey

Style Code: 310805-004

Price: $190

Releasing alongside the Air Jordan X "Charlotte" is another internationally-inspired sneaker, the Air Jordan X "London." Fitted in a two-tone black and grey colorway, the "London" X has a clean and simple look. Gold accents are carried out on the Jumpman and "LDN" stitching on the heel, while cracked leather on the lace stays give a premium feel.

Color: N/A

Style Code: 1300015-001

Price: $400

Stephen Curry is without a doubt on fire right now. Aside from leading the Golden State Warriors to the Western Conference Finals, he was recently named the league MVP for the second year in a row. Under Armour is honoring his two consecutive MVP awards with the Curry 2 "Back 2 Back" Pack. One sneaker features a black and metallic gold colorway, while the other uses a combination of black, white, and metallic gold.

Color: Black/Metallic Gold-Anthracite 

Style Code: 832821-004

Price: $250

In contrast to the Air Jordan VIII "Championship Trophy," the Air Jordan VIII "Confetti" features a black tumbled leather upper. The "Confetti" is executed with sparkles incorporate in the heel and ankle panels, while a multicolor graphic is used on the side panels and inner sock liner. To complete the championship theme, metallic gold accents are featured on the Jumpman and mid foot straps.