Known for their minimalist flair, JJJJound went from digital mood board to frequent sneaker collaborator. They\u2019ve lent their eye for timeless design and subtlety to Vans, Reebok, PUMA, and they\u2019ve linked up with New Balance more than a few times. In fact, their last project only dropped a month ago, but they’ve left no time to waste in revealing their next creation, the \u2018Green\u2019 GORE-TEX 2002R.<\/p>\n
In stark contrast to the greyscale palette that adorned the Montreal-based design houses\u2019 October installment, the staple runner instead opts for a strict two-toned color blocking steeped in the brand\u2019s understated aesthetic. Bringing to mind the model\u2019s 2021 \u201cTriumph Green\u201d colorway, the upcoming joint effort sees a litany of suede overlays assume a muted shade of evergreen.<\/p>\n
For this pair, the Canadian design house has opted for a forest green as the primary shade. This focal hue is complemented by jet-black on the mesh underlay and inner lining. The dark base of the shoe\u2019s foundation spills over to the sole unit and New Balance branding on the sides and heel. To finish the sneaker off, the GORE-TEX cast certifies the sneaker to withstand the stormy elements.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Known for their minimalist flair, JJJJound went from digital mood board to frequent sneaker collaborator. They\u2019ve lent their eye for timeless design and subtlety to Vans, Reebok, PUMA, and they\u2019ve linked up with New Balance more than a few times. In fact, their last project only dropped a month ago, but they’ve left no time […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":44186,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","template":"","meta":[],"product_cat":[128],"product_tag":[338],"yoast_head":"\n