New Balance’s Made in UK umbrella has just presented its latest collaboration with Stone Island, seeing the pair prep the release of New Balance’s all-new 991v2 silhouette.Recently, New Balance and Stone Island have unveiled some of the most highly-anticipated footwear collaborations on the market, creating clean-cut designs for NB’s 574 silhouette — which was first teased by UK rap star, Dave — and the FuelCell C_1.However, the pair’s latest creation appears to be the most understated one yet, with the 991v2 taking on an olive, grey, and black color scheme — a combination of hues inspired by the industrial spaces that served as venues and clubs; from the everyday runways of trains to pubs, and terraces.Additionally, the sneaker features a mesh upper inspired by latticed metal and is also overlaid with nubuck-coated, texturized leather foxing alongside a slew of reflective accents that place further visual emphasis on the industrial space concept. Customary co-branding rounds off the design, with New Balance’s classic “N” motif applied to the lateral sides, while Stone Island’s Compass logo can be spotted on the tongue.You can take a closer look at the Stone Island x New Balance Made in UK 991v2 collaboration above — which comes packed in co-branded and custom packaging — and it’ll be available to shop exclusively via the official Stone Island website and in select Stone Island stores from October 4.The collaboration will also be available in China in select Stone Island stores and via WeChat Store from October 9 and available globally on the official New Balance website from October 18.In other news, check out this new Air Force 1 Low.
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Hender Scheme Launches Circulation Platform
Ryo Kashiwazaki’s Hender Scheme has launched its new “circulation” platform.As the name suggests, the new platform promotes environmental equity and reduces fashion waste by focusing on circularity. To execute the mission, “circulation” is comprised of four programs including “repair,” “resale,” “custom” and “workshop.” Although the platform’s primary focus is shoe repair, the entire ” circulation ” system is meant to extend the lifespan of Hender Scheme products and revitalize pieces in new ways. With shoes, the program is capable of repairing to the fullest extent including toes, soles, polish, rubber and more.”Products circulate, and circulation creates new activities. Circulation inspires the following products,” reads the platform website.Alongside repairs, two other standout functions of the platform are the “custom” and “workshop” arms, which allow customers to not only engage in unique creations but to also let them craft their own special products. The new platform has launched with Sukima’s official online shop and on the Hender Scheme site (although segment developments are still forthcoming). Hender Scheme’s “circulation” is also set to open a physical store this winter.Stay tuned to Hender Scheme’s website for more updates on “circulation.”Elsewhere in fashion, HUMAN MADE’s Season 26 FW23 drop spotlights dachshunds and denim.
Patrick Ewing’s 1993 MLB All-Star Appearance Inspired the Ewing 33 Hi “Bronx”
Continuing to add new renditions on the Ewing 33 Hi, Ewing Athletics has now put together a take inspired by Patrick Ewing’s 1993 MLB All-Star Celebrity Home-Run Challenge appearance. Honoring New York’s baseball legacy, the Ewing 33 Hi “Bronx” reimagines the shoe as a baseball-themed PE sneaker in a world where Ewing became a baseball player instead of taking to the hardwood.One of four shoes that draw from the original New York team, Ewing Athletics tapped DJ Juanyto from Hot 97 and Apple Music as part of the campaign.The Ewing 33 Hi “Bronx” features clean white leather uppers paired with overlays with navy blue pinstripes. The New York Yankees look is further detailed with red eyelets, blue laces, ankle straps, and padded sockliners. Branding elements include reimagined baseball Ewing Athletics motifs at the tongue, Patrick Ewing Signature, embroidery at the rear, and printed insoles. Finishing up the design of the shoe are white and navy blue midsoles paired with rubber outsoles.Each pair of Ewing 33 Hi “Bronx” also comes complete with a special navy blue and red shoebox.Priced at $150 USD, the Ewing 33 Hi “Bronx” is available now exclusively on the Ewing Athletics website in limited quantities.For more footwear news, the Nike Air Huarache Runner goes tonal in “Wheat/Gold.”