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New Balance’s MT10O goes upscale with a rugged suede finish

New Balance revamps the MT10O with an elevated brown suede

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New Balance

New Balance is no stranger to elevated styles that stand out from its casual lineup. From sophisticated walking shoes to chic sneaker-loafer styles, New Balance is an expert on upgrading its silhouettes for versatile uses. As part of their expanded lineup, New Balance once again goes upscale with the new MT10O with a stellar suede finish that adds a stylish texture to the design. Returning from the archives, the MT10O takes its inspiration from the Minimus Trail 10 train running style, but adds a few details that set it apart. A more fashionable take on the running sneaker, the MT10O is known for its almost “barefoot” style that brings the sole down to a minimum. Perfectly in tune with the current slim and minimalist shoe trend, the MT10O isn’t bulky or oversized, making it ideal for everyday outfits. 

New Balance adds texture to its archival MT10O sneaker

While the MT10O takes its inspiration from the running style, the archival sneaker is the perfect lifestyle shoe to take anywhere. An ultra-lightweight design, the uppers feature a mesh construction with brown hairy suede. The monochromatic colorway and texturized material bring the elevated elegance one wouldn’t expect from a New Balance sneaker. Minimal branding appears on the panel, rubber tongue, and insoles, giving the design room to make a subtle statement. Completing the design is a brown midsole and black Vibram outsole that provides improved traction. Monochromatic brown laces tie everything together for a sleek, contemporary look. Set to be released on October 1 for an unknown retail price, the MT10O sneaker will hit shelves via New Balance’s webstore. For those seeking another versatile sneaker that can be easily dressed up or down, the MT10O completes your fall rotation.

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