MSCHF Sneakers
MSCHF is the Brooklyn art collective that releases sneakers as provocations in numbered drops, from the Satan Shoes (customised Nike Air Max 97, 2021) to Big Red Boots and Wavy Baby. Compare the complete MSCHF range here and quickly see where your size is still available.
About MSCHF
MSCHF (pronounced mischief) is an art collective from Brooklyn, founded in 2016 by Gabriel Whaley, that sends its work—including shoes—out into the world in numbered drops. Its sneakers are made to rub people the wrong way and get people talking. Think of the Satan Shoes from 2021, a customised Nike Air Max 97 with a drop of human blood that prompted Nike to take the company to court. Or the striking Big Red Boots, a model that appeared everywhere in 2023. And the Wavy Baby, which Vans sued over. MSCHF shoes are not ordinary releases; they are cultural fireworks packaged as a pair. At Solezilla, we bring together these MSCHF drops so you can immediately see which shops stock each model and how the selection differs. Handy if you want to quickly determine where you can get your hands on a pair without clicking endlessly.
Frequently asked questions about MSCHF
What kind of shoes does MSCHF release?
MSCHF releases shoes as part of numbered drops. The pairs are often distinctive and designed to spark conversation.
Which MSCHF sneakers have been discussed the most?
The Satan Shoes (2021, a modified Nike Air Max 97 containing a drop of human blood, followed by a lawsuit from Nike), the Big Red Boots and the Wavy Baby (which Vans sued over).
How do MSCHF shoes fit?
Generally true to size. Always check the store’s size chart and specifications for each drop.
Are MSCHF releases official collaborations with major brands?
Not necessarily. The Satan Shoes were a modified Nike Air Max 97, not an official Nike release; other models simply appear as MSCHF drops.
What is the most popular MSCHF sneaker?
Right now the MSCHF Super Normal 2 ACRONYM AG (MSCHF005.1-ACRONYM AG) is the most sought-after MSCHF, with a Hypescore of 20 GSv.