ASICS Taps A.P.C. for Its Latest Collaboration

Navi Ahluwalia
·1 min read

ASICS just announced its latest sneaker collaboration, and its one for fans of color and A.P.C.

Joining forces with Jean Touitou, A.P.C.'s Creative Director and Founder, ASICS reimagines its GEL-SONOMA 15-50 silhouette in a range of bold and bright hues.

Available in three vibrant colorways of beige, blue and black, the new sneaker features tie-dyed laces and lace loops, complete with plastic bubbles sticking themselves to the edges of the shoe. The black and beige pairs feature a mostly monochromatic upper, punctuated with accents of teal on its laces and sole. Elsewhere, the blue silhouette features accents of white, purple and varying shades of blue.

For A.P.C., the collaboration follows its recent partnerships with Lacoste and Ron Herman, while ASICS adds the French label to a long list of collaborators, most recently including Kiko Kostadinov and KASSL.

The new silhouette is set to land on December 9 via A.P.C., and is set for a wider release in all ASICS stores and retailers from December 16.

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