$230.00
Joe Freshgood’s collab with New Balance delivers this iconic 1998 model, 1000. Putting a contemporary spin on this classic style, the release symbolises a fusion between heritage and modern street fashion. The distinctive, warm palette consists of tan, chocolate and maroon tones, generating a chic aesthetic that sets this model apart from the crowd.
$223.00
Drawn from the ‘When Things Were Pure Pack,’ the Joe Freshgoods x New Balance 1000 ‘Black Ice’ utilizes black open-knit mesh on the upper, fortified with bronze iridescent leather overlays and accented with a rubberized ‘N’ logo. A lowercase ‘jfg’ emblem decorates the back tab, while ‘1000’ and ‘JFG’ are embroidered on the lateral forefoot of the left and right shoe. A solid black finish is applied to the midsole, built with polyurethane and ABZORB cushioning, and reinforced by a durable gum rubber outsole.
$299.00
Drawn from the ‘When Things Were Pure Pack,’ the Joe Freshgoods x New Balance 1000 ‘Black Ice’ utilizes black open-knit mesh on the upper, fortified with bronze iridescent leather overlays and accented with a rubberized ‘N’ logo. A lowercase ‘jfg’ emblem decorates the back tab, while ‘1000’ and ‘JFG’ are embroidered on the lateral forefoot of the left and right shoe. A solid black finish is applied to the midsole, built with polyurethane and ABZORB cushioning, and reinforced by a durable gum rubber outsole.
$203.00
New Balance’s ongoing partnership with Chicago-based creative Joe Freshgoods enters a new chapter on the recently revived M1000 silhouette, returning for the first time since 1999. Taking things back to the M1000’s heyday, Joe revisits some of his most treasured years filled with late nights and basement parties. The uppers are made with iridescent brown leather and accented with reflective details for a combination which encapsulates the future-heavy style which dominated the era. Packaged in a custom-made silver chrome box and sporting plenty of JFG branding hits with flames to-boot, the Joe Freshgoods M1000JF1 is a lesson in storytelling through product design.