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JJJJound and Asics’ collaboration finally has a release date

JJJJound and Asics release their third collaboration

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Headed toward their third collaboration, JJJJound and Asics are gearing up for the summer with a subtle collaboration emphasizing its techy side. After plenty of teasing for the new designs, the duo has finally unveiled its official launch date, and fans should get ready to add to their cart. Keeping on the Gel-Kayano series, the newest collaborative sneaker comes in two new low-key and subtle colorways, starkly contrasting brands like New Balance, which have opted for bold and bright hues recently. Built with all of the known footwear technology that makes Asics a giant in athletic shoes and JJJJound’s renowned fashion touch, this collaboration is necessary for anyone looking to upgrade their performance wear. 

Prepare for a new JJJJound x ASICS GEL-KAYANO 14

Available in two new colorways, the newest lineup in JJJJound x Asics’ collaboration is an ideal pick for subtle trendsetters. Now coming in White/Midnight and White/Black/Blue colorways, the design is crafted with white mesh uppers on both variations that allow breathability. Each option has distinct overlays and pops of various colors, whether navy blue or light blue. The White/Midnight option comes with a slightly off-white midsole color, while the White/Black/Blue option dons a grey midsole section. Specific to the Gel-Kayano 14, the sneaker has a visible Gel cushioning that provides comfort. Both variations come with JJJJound and Asics wordmarks, highlighting the special partnership. The two colorways will be available via the JJJJound website and select retailers on June 12 and retail for $180. While already marking the third collaborative release for the pair, there’s no end in sight for this chic combination. 

Leslie Leon
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