New Balance 90/60 x Bricks & Wood 'Nothing Changed but the Address'

Following suit with the current cream trend in sneakers, a hairy suede engulfs the upper and its varied panelling system. One of the most aggressive features is the jumbo mesh underlay, providing a technical edge to a shoe that looks to the future. The teeth-like midsole latches onto what appears like the more common 99X series midsole, an inventive update that separates the shoe from its inspirations. This is an impressive and important element of the shoe’s design. Green hits have also been added to the midsole, a colour that was so dominant on Bricks & Wood’s previous release. The hairy laces round off the tactile motif that the shoe explores, ensuring that these cannot be mistaken for a general-release pair.