New Balance x Mita x Whiz Limited MRL996
New Balance has tapped up its Japanese siblings from another mother, Mita Sneakers and Whiz Limited, for a third community oriented mentor configuration to commence the new year.
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The outcome? A smooth yet attractive outline, created from a conflict of cocoa calfskin and tomato red softened cowhide, peppered with marks of every brand – including New Balance's "N" seal and Whiz's three-star marking as an afterthought.
In the engine, New Balance's padded REVlite padded sole guarantees your feet stay swaddled, notwithstanding when you're trekking around Tokyo's tremendous shopping regions.
Accessible at select New Balance retailers now.
Filling Pieces Mountain Cut 3D Cubiq Sneaker
Amsterdam's Filling Pieces was one of the greatest clamors in top of the line kicks a year ago, and the brand's not easing up for 2016. Its most recent discharge takes that particular outline – not exactly a low-top, not exactly a mid – and styles it in a 3D solid shape plan, debossed into silicon-filled Italian cowhide (simply don't gaze for a really long time, it'll make your eyes go clever).
It's two fingers to those who've sounded moderation's passing toll, verification that if the basis is solid then unobtrusive changes can deliver a sizeable effect. In spite of the fact that a touch of bling in the glimmering gold eyelets helps.
Accessible at END Clothing, estimated £229.
Saucony Shadow 5000 Elite – Bodega Reissue
Saucony's Elite image was birthed in 2010, the product of a coordinated effort with Boston's popular tennis shoe boutique Bodega. Initially limited to Japan, the shoe's fame implied a US discharge soon taken after. Quick forward six years and the tennis shoe returns, in a couple of intense colourways for fans to look over.
In spite of the fact that the shades may be proclamation, the outline is limited, with an all-over tonal softened cowhide upper supplemented by a spotless white and tan elastic sole. On the off chance that the decision is too hard, we'd prompt getting both colourways.
Accessible from January 9 at Hanon, valued £99.
Eytys Mother Suede Sneakers
Stockholm's Eytys propelled in 2013 with the expectation of revamping great footwear outlines for the cutting edge era. That mission's most recent cycle is its Mother model – a crisp interpretation of the age-old deck shoe that strips it of its all-on board hints and transforms a father most loved into something more suited to handcuffed joggers than payload shorts.
Here they're upgraded in dark softened cowhide with a stout lifted gum sole that is perfect for keeping you clear of puddles on deck, if you choose to wear them cruising. On the other hand to explore winter-battered urban communities if your tastes are less nautical.
Accessible at Footpatrol, priced £135.
