Jovani Hernandez Todd Snyder and New Balance have been relatively quiet over the last year, but the duo has recently unveiled the latest chapter in its storied relationship: the NB237 “City Gym.”
Inspired by the American designer’s first pop-up on New York City’s Elizabeth Street, the upcoming pair harkens back to workout gear from the 1970s, donning a grey-on-grey arrangement. The new balance kids fuelcore reveal big kid inherently nods to the era given its waffle-treaded outsole, sleek satin and suede upper and running heritage. The greyscale color scheme is deceptively simple, but Todd Snyder’s “City Gym” New Balance is in vogue.
“The varsity trend has only grown since we opened our first City Gym,” said Snyder in an official press release. “This sneaker taps into it, taking everything we love about old-school athletic style and presenting it in a new-school way.”
Enjoy camping imagery of the latest 237 collaboration ahead, and find the “City Gym” pair on October 25th via raffle at toddsnyder.com. The shoe is priced at $130 USD.
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