First Look Of The atmos x New Balance 550 “Black/White”

Gear up for the grand finale of 2023 with a collab that’s as sleek and stylish as it gets! Atmos, the Japanese streetwear maestro, has teamed up with New Balance to drop a no-frills, blackout beauty—the atmos x New Balance 550. Check out the first look at the atmos x New Balance 550 “Black/White” and read on to know all the deets!

The Birth Of atmos x New Balance 550

This no-frills blackout beast is the brainchild of Japanese streetwear haven, atmos, joining forces with New Balance, designed by the legendary Steven Smith in 1989, the 550 silhouette has evolved from its basketball roots to a lifestyle icon, with shout-outs from Aimé Leon Dore, Jack Harlow, and a crew of trendsetters.

Monochrome Beauty

Featuring a sleek “Black/White” colour scheme that dominates from sole to upper, atmos channels the street fashion vibes of the mid-2010s, where monotone finishes were the name of the game.

Don’t miss out on this vintage New Balance model decked out in hits of “Black” and “White,” a perfect fit for any street goth ensemble, evoking A$AP Rocky’s style.

Check out the contrasting white accents on the pebbled leather “N” logos, midfoot panel piping, 550 banding, and tongue tags, giving you that pop of colour while the “Back on Black” journey hits its peak with a fully Blacked-out midsole and outsole, sealing the deal on this pair.

Sizing Checked

With these kicks, the fit is generally true to size, but for those with wider feet, consider going half a size up for that extra wiggle room and as for the comfort, these kicks serve up basic, reliable comfort that’s perfect for those marathon wear sessions.

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Enjoy the first look of the atmos x New Balance 550 “Black/White” and expect the kicks to hit a raffle at atmos’ flagship store in Tokyo that ends on December 22 and then in-store the next day. For more such exclusive sneak updates, don’t forget to follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

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