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London-based active club Run the Boroughs has made it a habit to unite with New Balance in celebration of the annual TSC London Marathon. The duo has collaborated on the Made in UK 730 and 991 silhouettes over the past two years, touching on the 576 for 2023. Since 2018, Run The Boroughs has crafted a close-knit community of British runners and often takes over the capital’s streets with immersive races open to athletes of all ages. In honor of the 42-kilometer race, New Balance and Run The Boroughs presents a unique take on the 576 that reflects the collective’s local roots. Motivating its wearers to explore London’s enchanting neighborhoods, the shoe is embraced by a natural green palette inspired by the city’s outdoor landscape. Moss-like green shades adorn the suede mudguards and heel counters, contrasted by grey mesh underlays that mirror London’s concrete buildings. Lighter variations hit the medial panels, ankle areas, and rear tabs, while customary N logos decorate the first with white leather perimeters. Grey rubber heel guards are embossed with New Balance branding accompanied by additional markings throughout the pair. Finally, fuzzy pigskin tongues receive interchangeable patches with compass-like directions, portraying different areas across London. Two-toned midsoles and track-ready gum bottoms complete the design. Take a closer look at the Run The Boroughs x New Balance 576 in the gallery above. The shoe is set to launch via New Balance and select retailers on April 20. Elsewhere, Nike adds the Air Max 1 ’86 “Light Silver” to its Big Bubble line-up.

As an unofficial successor to the Campus 80 “Towelie,” adidas is releasing a Campus 80 “Croptober” in celebration of 4/20 and the cannabis harvest season.The upcoming pairs feature tear-away uppers, with the outer layer shaded in light nude leather hues resembling wrapping paper and the inner nubuck construction found in leaf green. Colorful psychedelic prints are spread across the inner lining, insoles, and eyestay sections while laces appear in lime-tinted cream hues. Rounding out the look are textured white gum sole units giving an extra smoky touch.Take an official look at the adidas Campus 80 “Croptober” above and look for the pairs to release on April 20 via adidas and select retailers.Elsewhere in footwear, Cali DeWitt dresses the adidas NMD S1 in digital camo.

Thanks to the city-exclusive releases that Corteiz has been executing with Nike in recent memory in London, New York and Paris, the Air Max 95 has been gaining a substantial amount of momentum in recent memory. And while excitement over the silhouette continues to pick up, the Swoosh team is looking to supplement this wave with more inline colorways like this Nike Air Max 95 with jeweled Swooshes.For this installment, the Nike designers leaned on a grayscale color scheme to dress it up from top to bottom. With the way that the wavy suede side panels are formed with a gradient collection of gray and white hues, they evoke memories of one of the colorways that were included in the COMME des GARÇONS x Nike Air Max 95 capsule that released in 2020. The aforementioned jeweled Swooshes are situated near the lateral heel and come designed with white filling. Down below, the midsoles are doused with a black coating and house visible white Air units.Sift through the pair’s official images gallery above and expect Nike and select retailers to launch these in the coming months for $175 USD.For other news, detailed images of the Nike Dunk High “Palomino” colorway have surfaced on our radar.