"Tiffany Blue"-Reminiscent Flair Lands on the JD Sports-Exclusive New Balance 1000

The New Balance 1000 first launched in 1999 as a running sneaker able to handle some off-road mileage. Over the last two years, the silhouette has become a go-to lifestyle option for those looking to indulge in an outdoorsy aesthetic without having to leave the comfort of their urban environments. High-profile collaborations with some of the industry's leading creatives and boutiques have placed the retro design on countless radars, but inline styles have cemented its place in the space. A newly-surfaced JD Sports-exclusive pair donning black and silver tones alongside a "Tiffany Blue"-reminiscent hue is sure to further strengthen its footing.

Already available across the retailer's Asian channels, the new NB 1000 has yet to release stateside. Its construction features a high-quality mix of suede, mesh, and synthetic leather across the upper. The bulk of the design opts for a reserved finish that allows for shimmering metallic tones and the aforementioned robin egg-inspired blue to steal the spotlight. Stripes along the profiles (above and below the iconic N Performance) indulge in the latter color, which appears most prominently via the ABZORB cushioning at the heel and a Stability Web element underneath the mid-foot.

It's important to note that New Balance's latest makeover of the turn-of-the-century silhouette isn't a collaboration with Tiffany & Co. The color palette, however, evokes images of the storied fashion house's Air Force 1 Low project мини 2023 (available now via KICKS CREW). The Swoosh and other companies have taken note of "Tiffany Blue"'s popularity, animating some of their popular footwear models with the color.

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