Colors x Studio, a musical platform for the discovery of new talents, has reached the world of footwear by choosing New Balance for a collaboration!
The sneaker brand joins the Berlin label to create a new pair of 327. The colors chosen are two or cream and black.
The shoes are quite simple, however they have some interesting details: for the lighter version we see, in addition to the N of New Balance sewn on the side, a canvas covering on which a suede part is sewn that on the tip takes the shape of a V. Another element is given by the tone sur tone laces which however feature the red dubraes.
The midsole, also cream-colored, is instead characterized by scattered black splashes.
The black version of the 327 is very similar to the previous one. Covered in black canvas with suede inserts, it comes in a solid color with white stitching. The midsole in this case is white with black splashes.
The fairly casual sneakers will be available on December 3rd on the official Colors x Studio website, while on December 4th on the official New Balance website at a price of € 120.
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