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New Balance’s Cordura Pack reinvents the 1000 family with utility flair

New Balance remixes the 1000 sneaker for the fall and winter season

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A new season means it’s time for a brand new look for New Balance’s 1000 series. Just in time for the fall and winter seasons, New Balance has revived its 90s-era 1000 silhouette for a series of new colorways that bring style to the footwear. For this particular pack, New Balance is utilizing Cordura fabric, an enhanced material that’s made for durability and weather protection. Although the silhouettes remain the same, the upgrade of the 1000 sneaker with Cordura fabric enables wearers to don their favorite sneakers in unpredictable weather. With four new colorways, this Cordura Pack is not just another sneaker release; it’s an upgrade to your seasonal shoe rotation. 

New Balance’s Cordura Pack brings durability to the season 

Reimagining the 1000 series, New Balance’s latest sneaker pack is a must-have for anyone looking for durability and style. Offering a wide range of hues, the Cordura Pack features four distinct color combinations: Triple Black, Beige/Stone Blue, Olive/Black/Yellow, and Charcoal/Teal. For those seeking a neutral and versatile option, Triple Black is a monochromatic choice balanced by reflective accents. Those seeking a lighter and slightly more expressive sneaker can find it in the pack’s Beige/Stone Blue colorway. With lightly hued colors like beige and dark greens in the uppers, this colorway features a touch of stone blue in its “N” logo. In the Olive/Black/Yellow and Charcoal/Teal colorways, the 1000 silhouette is refitted in dark, moody hues that perfectly complement the fall and winter seasons. Expected to arrive on shelves later in the fall season, New Balance’s Cordura Pack is set to retail for $170 each.

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