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

Laura Lee

Byredo

Comme des Garçons Wallet

Patagonia

Paraboot

Margaret Howell

Comme des Garçons Parfums

orSlow

Baserange

Begg x Co

Stora Skuggan

ASICS

Casey Casey

Hestra

Lemaire

Batoner

Porter

mfpen

Birkenstock

Snow Peak

Needles

All Blues

Cornelia Webb

Unifrom

Maison Louis Marie

Comme des Garçons PLAY

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Sky High Farm

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Panconesi

Rostersox

Salomon

Andersson Bell

Pyrenex

Stockholm (Surfboard) Club

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Comme des Garçons Girl

Gimaguas

BEAMS BOY

Nicole Saldaña

Perfumer H

Massproductions x Eyes of My Mind

Puma

Gottlob

Sisi Joia

Drogheria Crivellini

Babaco

Cordera

Lauren Manoogian

US 5

US 5.5

US 6

US 6.5

US 7

US 7.5

US 8

The 574 from New Balance. A suede and synthetic mesh upper with a ENCAP cushioning in the midsole. Rubber outsole.

Concrete/white
U574RBL

U574RBL

The 574 from New Balance. A suede and synthetic mesh upper with a ENCAP cushioning in the midsole. Rubber outsole.

Vintage Indigo/White
U574RBJ

U574RBJ

US 8.5

US 9

US 9.5

W990GL6 from New Balance. Suede and mesh upper. FuelCell foam delivers a propulsive feel to help drive you forward. ENCAP midsole cushioning combines lightweight foam with a durable polyurethane rim to deliver all-day support. Designed for an improved fit and comfort. 

Made in USA.
Grey

W990GL6

WL574EVG 

Lightweight EVA foam cushioning in the midsole and heel increases comfort
ENCAP midsole cushioning combines lightweight foam with a durable polyurethane rim to deliver all-day support
Vamp, collar and tongue mesh are 100% recycled polyester
Midsole foam uses approximately 3% bio-based content made from renewable sources to help reduce our carbon footprint
Rubber outsole with 5% recycled rubber Suede/mesh upper
Vamp, collar and tongue mesh are 100% recycled polyester

Grey/White 


WL574EVG

US 4.5

U740WN2 

ABZORB midsole absorbs impact through a combination of cushioning and compression resistance
Molded TPU 'N' logo
Reflective accents

U740WN2

US 4

US 10

US 10.5

US 11

US 11.5

US 12

The 990V3 from New Balance MADE. Pig skin suede and mesh upper with lace up closure for an adjustable fit. ENCAP midsole combines lightweight foam and a durable polyurethane rim to provide all-day support. Reflective N branding on the sides. 

Made in the USA
U990GR4
Grey

[b]Men's US Sizing[/b]

U990GR4

W990BK6 from New Balance. The MADE in USA 990v6 embraces this original mandate, with a series of performance-inspired updates. The upper dispenses with the standard midfoot saddle, allowing the pigskin and synthetic overlays to flow from heel to toe across the mesh underlay, for a speedy, streamlined look.

Black

W990BK6