notwoways' foams Sneaker Is Modular and Very Exclusive

Callum McGinley and Rockwell Princely‘s London-based footwear label notwoways is sticking to its name, proving there’s no hard-and-fast rule for how shoes should be designed or worn. Following up on the all-new Formula silhouette, notwoways now readies for the foams drop, subsequently introducing its first modular design.

The notwoways foams is made of three swappable components: it’s presented as a one-piece injected unit with the removable knit sock already in place. This can be worn as-is for a sneaker-like look and feel, and the size can be changed by 0.5 down by adding the anti-slip heel cup. However, you can also take out the knit sock, making the shoe something akin to the YEEZY FOAM RNNR or the TOMBOGO™ x Saucony Butterfly collaboration.

Per brand norms, the first colorway is a muted one, served up in an off-white hue with orange accents and embossed “ntw” branding on the heel. The box is also new, coming with a refreshed and sophisticated design while maintaining notwoways’ elevated appeal.

Little else is known about the sneaker other than it will be available exclusively via a raffle on notwoways’ website, commencing August 12. It will cost just £85, or roughly $108 USD.

In other news, adidas has unveiled the next YEEZY drop.