eYe Junya Watanabe MAN Collaborates on the 574 Sneakers With New Balance
eYe Junya Watanabe MAN is introducing a new collaboration with New Balance that focuses on reimagining the ‘574’ sneaker lineup in winter-ready colorways. The range offers up three monochromatic colorways dubbed ‘Dark Camo,’ ‘Black,’ and ‘Incense,’ dressing them in a clean suede material across the exteriors. The New Balance ‘N’ logos are covered in the same coloring as the uppers, but are outlined with a cream color to make the design pop. ‘NB’ logos decorate the tongue tabs, while eYe branding sits on the heel tabs. The sneakers are finished with co-branded insoles and ENCAP midsoles for additional impact absorption and comfort.
The eYe Junya Watanabe MAN x New Balance 574 collection is available at the former’s online store starting on October 21.
Image Credit: New Balance
The eYe Junya Watanabe MAN x New Balance 574 collection is available at the former’s online store starting on October 21.
Image Credit: New Balance
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