The new lineup of The North Face sneakers have been unveiled by the activewear brand with a distinct sense of style and function to provide wearers with a sense of balance. The Sumida Moc Knit has a pull-on sock-style with a cushioned sole and textured grip rubber on the tread, while the Havel has a subtle gray knit upper along with a FastFoam sole.
The Sihl Mid and Spreva are characterized by their vibrant colors that convey a sense of 90s style that will suit sneaker enthusiasts who are looking for a retro way to stay prepared for activity.
The new The North Face sneakers are priced between $100 and $200, and will be available for purchase in June.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Retro Sneakers
- Opportunity for brands to adopt a vintage-inspired design to cater to consumers who seek a touch of nostalgia in their footwear.
- Functional Footwear
- Innovation opportunity for brands to create sneakers that merge style with performance-centric features.
- Colorful Activewear
- A trend that showcases how brands can offer bold and vibrant hues to cater to consumers who want to add a dash of brightness in their apparel.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- A segment that can leverage the vintage-inspired kicks to create new product lines that appeal to those who seek to stand out with unique style sensibilities.
- Sports and Fitness
- An industry that can capitalize on sneakers with performance-centric features to attract athletes and fitness enthusiasts who seek both style and comfort in their footwear.
- Outdoor Gear
- A sector that can market sneakers with good grip and durability to appeal to hikers, campers and other outdoor enthusiasts.
