Justin Bieber Teases a New SKYLRK Footwear Era
Where the pitch meets tech.
Summary
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Justin Bieber’s SKYLRK has pivoted from its signature bulky slides to tease a new sneaker silhouette inspired by the sleek profile of retro football cleats and tech runners
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The design features a breathable mesh upper characterized by sculptural, 3D-printed wavy overlays and a traditional low-profile flat bottom
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Three initial colorways have been revealed—white/black with a gum sole, monochromatic cream, and all-black
In a significant pivot for Justin Bieber‘s label, SKYLRK, his latest design preview reveals a departure from the brand’s established lineage of chunky slides and avant-garde mules. This new silhouette marks the label’s first serious foray into the sneaker market, drawing heavy inspiration from the streamlined aesthetics of retro football cleats and the functional intricacies of tech runners.
The teaser highlights a design language that successfully bridges the gap between heritage sports and futuristic manufacturing. Featuring a breathable mesh upper, the sneaker is defined by its low-profile, flat-bottomed sole—a direct nod to vintage terrace culture and indoor football shoes. However, the true standout feature is the exaggerated, 3D-printed overlays. These wavy, embossed structures wrap around the midfoot and heel, giving the shoe a fluid, organic look that feels both sculptural and high-tech.
Three distinct colorways have been revealed to anchor the debut: a classic white and black iteration sitting on a traditional brown gum sole, a clean monochromatic cream/white version for a minimalist aesthetic, and a stealthy all-black upper that provides a sharp contrast against a second gum sole variant. While SKYLRK has yet to announce an official release date or retail pricing, this shift toward a more versatile, athletic-inspired silhouette signals a bold new chapter for the brand. Take a closer look above or below.
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