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Sneakerheads' favorite holiday is slowly creeping up. No, not Air Max Day. That other Nike-created holiday: SNKRS Day.

Set to go down this Saturday, September 9, Nike's SNKRS Day 2023 will offer another day packed with Nike-related happenings for global Nike members. Yes, that's all Nike members — not just Europe this go-around.

On top of some in-store events at select Nike retailers, Nike SNKRS Day 2023 will also present some exclusive shoe drops — the standard SNKRS Day formula and, honestly, what sneaker lovers mostly look forward to during the annual Nike holiday.

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According to sources, Nike's SNKRS Day will see the release of Nike's Air Footscape Woven "Cow Print," Air Jordan 1 Low "World Make Japan," Air Max Plus "Pure Platinum," Nike Dunk Low "Midnight Navy," and Air Max 1 Big Bubble "World Make Korea."

Nike SNKRS 2023 Day looks pretty stacked already, to say the least — and that's not even including the potential re-releases and shock drops (Nike fans has their wishlists ready). There's whispers of the Nike Dunk Low "St. John" and Chicago 1s' return.

The Air Max 1 "Dark Obsidian and University Red" and Air Jordan 1 KO "True Blue and Topaz Gold" are also slated to release on September 9 (SNKRS Day). Oh, and Fall 2023's Air Jordan 4 "Red Cement" sneakers are dropping, too.

Sheesh. What a time to be alive for sneakerheads.

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