New Balance

It started in 1906, when a 33 year-old waiter named William J. Riley decided to build arch supports that relieved the pain suffered by people who spent all day working on their feet. His design fit better, and felt better than anything else on the market, and by 1909 Riley was listed in the Boston business directory under 'shoemaker'.

19 years later Riley designed his first running shoe for the Boston running club known as the Boston Brown Bag Harriers. The success of this shoe spread quickly, and by 1941 New Balance was creating custom-made shoes for running, baseball, basketball, tennis and boxing.

With the introduction of the Trackster in 1960, New Balance began a new direction in shoe manufacturing. The Trackster was the first running shoe available in multiple widths, a feature which would become the standard for New Balance offerings.

Today, New Balance holds onto its history through the numbering system that owes its origins to a man named Arthur Heckler. Instead of naming the different shoe models, Heckler chose to number them because he wanted to place an emphasis on the New Balance philosophy, not any one particular shoe. To this day, that philosophy is upheld as model numbers are advanced to incorporate new technologies and designs

Brands/Women

It started in 1906, when a 33 year-old waiter named William J. Riley decided to build arch supports that relieved the pain suffered by people who spent all day working on their feet. His design fit better, and felt better than anything else on the market, and by 1909 Riley was listed in the Boston business directory under 'shoemaker'. 19 years later Riley designed his first running shoe for the Boston running club known as the Boston Brown Bag Harriers. The success of this shoe spread quickly, and by 1941 New Balance was creating custom-made shoes for running, baseball, basketball, tennis and boxing. With the introduction of the Trackster in 1960, New Balance began a new direction in shoe manufacturing. The Trackster was the first running shoe available in multiple widths, a feature which would become the standard for New Balance offerings. Today, New Balance holds onto its history through the numbering system that owes its origins to a man named Arthur Heckler. Instead of naming the different shoe models, Heckler chose to number them because he wanted to place an emphasis on the New Balance philosophy, not any one particular shoe. To this day, that philosophy is upheld as model numbers are advanced to incorporate new technologies and designs

New Balance At Nitty Gritty 

Barena Venezia

Moscot

Converse

adidas Originals

Nanamica

Nike

Harris Wharf London

Byredo

Paraboot

Margaret Howell

Comme des Garçons Parfums

orSlow

Baserange

Stora Skuggan

ASICS

Casey Casey

Hestra

Steamery

Lemaire

Batoner

Porter

mfpen

Birkenstock

Unifrom

Maison Louis Marie

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Auralee

Barbour

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Salomon

Pyrenex

Comme des Garçons Girl

BEAMS BOY

Perfumer H

Puma

Gottlob

Sisi Joia

Maximum Henry

Drogheria Crivellini

Babaco

Cordera

Lauren Manoogian

FLORE FLORE

Régime De Fleurs

Gabriela Coll Garments

Studio Nicholson

FANE

Olga Basha

Norlha

Aeta

Sapir Bachar

TEKLA

Pleats Please Issey Miyake

Sophie Buhai

Thistles

US 4.5

US 5

US 5.5

US 6

US 6.5

US 7

US 7.5

The New Balance Tokyo Design Studio MT2 combines the shape of a Mary Jane with elements from the Minimus range. The upper is constructed from open mesh and Ariprene with a crossover strap closure and rubber mudguard, while EVA foam cushioning and a Vibram® outsole with rounded lugs support natural movement and grip.

Cortado/Pumpernickel
MT24YJ

Tokyo Design Studio MT2

New Balance 204L sneakers combining the slim proportions of 1970s running shoes with technical references from early-2000s footwear. The low-profile upper is constructed from mesh with synthetic and cow leather overlays, including embossed detailing and screen-printed graphics along the saddle. Underfoot, the outsole combines a 2000s-inspired strike path with a tread pattern influenced by 1970s running shoes.

Pumpernickel/Black
U204LFSG

204L

New Balance 204L sneakers combining the slim proportions of 1970s running shoes with technical references from early-2000s footwear. The low-profile upper is constructed from mesh with synthetic and cow leather overlays, including embossed detailing and screen-printed graphics along the saddle. Underfoot, the outsole combines a 2000s-inspired strike path with a tread pattern influenced by 1970s running shoes.

Quicksand/Bark