Saucony

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Founded 1898
Headquarters Boston, MA, United States

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Saucony is an American manufacturer for athletic shoes, founded in 1898, by four businessmen. Saucony has been a favourite in underground hip-hop culture, especially among B-boys who often wore black sneakers from the footwear brand. The company has collaborated with the likes of Extra Butter with their Space Race pack.
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David Z. x Saucony Run Away Pack Part 3
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David Z. x Saucony Run Away Pack Part 3

The third and final installment between New York sneaker store David Z. and Saucony comes to a conclusion later this week. Marked by two colorful releases in the past, this third model is inspired by Goldbar, an establishment often frequented by David Z.’s resident sneaker design guru Ronnie Fieg for each year’s birthday bash. Look for these to become available online at David Z. on Thursday, June 12th and in-stores the following day at 10:00 am. The suggested retail price for each of the 120 pairs is $90 USD. David Z. 556 Broadway(bet. Prince and spring st.) New York City, NY 10012

Rivington Club x Saucony
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Rivington Club x Saucony

Rivington Club are bringing the heat once again as their latest series of collaborations feature collabos outside the usual and expected realm of the larger sneaker companies. From Lacoste to Asics, Saucony joins the list for 2008 footwear collaborations in these classic running SMUs. Available only at Rivington Club and online at rivingtonclub.com, three colors are available in red, green and blue with an anticipated release date set for the end of June.


Solebox x Saucony Jazz
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Solebox x Saucony Jazz

Add another collaboration to German sneaker boutique Solebox’s recent team-up frenzy as they look to add their own touch to the Saucony Jazz. The brown and yellow colorway is marked by mesh on the toebox and suede throughout. A release date has yet to be announced. Source: The Clones

430 x Saucony Master Court 3 Hi Toppo
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430 x Saucony Master Court 3 Hi Toppo

Teaming up with Japanese BMX group 430, rarely talked about Saucony and their lifestyle division have released three colors of their Master Court 3 Hi. With stylings similar to the Vans SK8-Hi, Saucony has incorporated some strong highlighting features include patent leather and choice use of colors. Available now at Mita.

David Z. x Saucony Courageous "Run Away" Pack
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David Z. x Saucony Courageous "Run Away" Pack

Ronnie Fieg and David Z. have cooked up yet another footwear collaboration this time with once popular running label Sauncony on two colorways of the Courageous model. Titled the Run Away pack, the collection focuses on a theme which exhibits colorways that run away from the conventional stylings of Saucony sneakers. The Run Away pack will release May 2nd at the David Z. flagship store in New York, with 24 pairs available online through David Z.. David Z. Flagship Store 556 Broadway (between prince and spring st.) New York City, NY, 10012 p: 212.431.5450 Hours: 10:00 am-9:00 pm

Double Hard/DJ Hazime x Saucony Courageous
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Double Hard/DJ Hazime x Saucony Courageous

Japanese brand Double Hard began in 2002 under the influence of popular artist, DJ Hazime. His hip-hop inspired apparel has bridged cultural gaps between Japan and the US. Double Hard and DJ Hazime are set to release a pair of sneakers in collaboration with Saucony. The Courageous model maintains a brightly colored upper with colors such as blue, yellow and pink in the mix. Back in 1981, the Courageous was a popular choice among running publications such as Runner’s World. Available mid-December at Mita.

 

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