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New Balance is bringing back the beloved 992 “Mint Green”

New Balance unveils the return of the "Mint Green"

side view of new balance 992
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As many brands look to their archives for fresh iterations, none have a more impressive portfolio of favorites than New Balance. Whether it’s retro silhouettes or cult-favorite colorways, the athletic company is home to many nostalgic designs that fans are yearning for a return. While New Balance has recently incorporated many of these old favorites into new designs, such as the recent 1000 model, the brand is also reviving some of its most popular color combinations. In a new release, New Balance unveiled the return of its beloved “Mint Green” shade, now dubbed “Mint Gum.” While the minty shade is a favorite to many, it’s also a perfect shade to celebrate the upcoming fall season, when it’s expected to arrive in stores. To complement this classic color scheme, the brand has paired it with another crowd-favorite, the renowned 992 silhouette

New Balance goes back in time with the 992 in “Mint Green”

As part of Teddy Santis’ Made in US series, the New Balance 992 arrives in the beloved “Mint Green” colorway, blending old and new. Featuring a cream mesh base, the shoe is accented by mint green suede overlays. The mint green also makes an appearance in the design’s USA branding, for a significant dose of the hue. The tongue is adorned with further branding, featuring the United States flag and the New Balance wordmark. Traditional to the shoe, the design also includes ABZORB SBS cushioning and a gum sole for comfort. While we still have to wait a few more months for the sneaker to make its official release, images of the shoe tease a balanced vintage design that combines New Balance’s modern technology with its retro aesthetic, for which it has become lauded.

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