Cream and grey hues emerge as the unifying theme across these 9060s, although specific ties haven’t been explicitly outlined yet. The vibrant accents intertwined with these neutrals undoubtedly evoke a general sense of celebration. Furthermore, both shoes showcase a rather innovative color-blocking scheme. In the men’s release, deep red highlights adorn only the tongue, heel, and suede mudguard. Conversely, for the GS pair, this rosy hue gives way to peach and teal, a playful substitution befitting the new demographic.
It’s worth noting that JD Sports and Finish Line list an additional, distinct women’s release alongside these, hinting at the likelihood of another similar third colorway being unveiled soon. Moreover, according to the JD Sports/Finish Line release calendar, the New Balance 2002R and New Balance 530 are also part of this “Festivals” Pack. As details and official images surface, we’ll ensure to keep this page updated.
For now, anticipate the release of the two showcased pairs on March 29th, priced at $160 (men’s) and $110 (GS) respectively. Explore galleries featuring photos of each below, alongside direct links for the release day.
Additionally, on the New Balance front, the New Balance Made In USA 990v4 “Arctic Grey” is nearing release on March 28th.
