New Balance's 2002R Sneakers are Made with Canvas Materials
New Balance's new 2002R sneakers have been in collaborative works alongside names such as thisisneverthat, Salehe Bembury, and much more. This time around, the brand launches the six release of the silhouette. The shoes that stand out the most are the Marblehead with Light Aluminium and Pigment with Light Aluminium colorways, which are navy blue and gray.
The construction is made up of mesh, suede, and reflective 3M detailing along with the signature branding. The rest of the options include Bone with Light Aluminium, which is full of cream tonal hues to give it a more modern look. The rest of the pack are multitonal including Camo Green with Nettle Green and Defense Green with Natural Indigo.
Image Credit: New Balance
The construction is made up of mesh, suede, and reflective 3M detailing along with the signature branding. The rest of the options include Bone with Light Aluminium, which is full of cream tonal hues to give it a more modern look. The rest of the pack are multitonal including Camo Green with Nettle Green and Defense Green with Natural Indigo.
Image Credit: New Balance
Trend Themes
1. Earthy Tonal Sneakers - Opportunity for brands to collaborate and create unique colorways with natural hues.
2. Mesh and Suede Construction - Potential to experiment with different textiles and materials to create durable and stylish sneakers.
3. Reflective Detailing - Possibility to integrate functional elements such as reflective details for safety and design purposes.
Industry Implications
1. Footwear - The footwear industry can explore the use of canvas materials and earthy tonal colorways in their upcoming releases.
2. Fashion - Fashion brands can leverage the trend towards earthy tones and natural textures in their clothing and accessories.
3. Sports and Athletics - Athletic brands can use the mesh and suede construction to create sneakers for various sports that require durability and style.
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