Q3 check-in. We’re kicking autumn off with a fresh New Balance edit.
With a legendary lineup of performance runners and streetwear staples, New Balance delivers every time. And this season’s no different.
We’ve curated the ultimate New Balance edit. Packed with pairs you need in your autumn rotation, and off-duty outfits to elevate the everyday.
Let’s get into it.
New Balance 9060




A new classic, the 9060 takes cues from New Balance’s legendary 99X series and fast-paced runners of the noughties.
The 9060 is a super versatile choice, with a more modern look and chunky aesthetic. They bring a sporty edge to joggers and tracksuits when you’re chilling. Stepping out? Pair them with baggy jeans or cargo pants for that Y2K style.
These creps have an ABZORB midsole for spongy shock-absorption, delivering next-level comfort on the daily. With a multilayered upper for an energy-driven vibe, the 9060 is an essential pair.
We’re leaning into the neutral tones this season. Softer shades of cream and white, or blacked-out monochrome. These ones are gonna work hard in your autumn rotation.
New Balance 740



The everyday runner that’s been missing from your collection.
New Balance’s 740 silhouette originally came onto the scene in the 2010s. Now, it’s back for more.
With a clean, stripped-back design and an air of nostalgia, the 740 is made for daily steps. Airy mesh up top pairs with dynamic synthetic layers, and ABZORB cushioning feels soft and bouncy with every step.
This season, the 740 is bringing some pops of colour to the grey autumn weather. With bold blues and metallic hits that offset white or grey bases, we’re all over the New Balance 740.
New Balance 1906


High-tech energy. Timeless design. The New Balance 1906 taps into retro track aesthetics and signature NB DNA.
A classic shoe that delivers unmatched comfort, the 1906 looks fresh every time. New Balance always keeps it clean, but this season we’re taking things up a level. Ripstop uppers bring the autumn energy, with a little more durability than the usual mesh.
Underfoot, ABZORB and ABZORB SBS tech keeps things comfy. The N-ergy outsole delivers daily grip.
Right down to the iconic N-lock laces, the 1906 never misses.
New Balance 530


Arguably one of New Balance’s most classic silhouettes. The 530 is rooted in retro running style from the early ‘90s, proving its timeless authenticity and heritage feel.
After taking time away from the track, the 530 returned to the scene as a streetwear style icon. At the gym. Or on the streets. The 530 always works.
Airy open-hole mesh pairs with metallic details and a chunky profile for that old-school runner look. And after all these years, we still can’t get enough.
New-season wardrobe




As the autumn weather kicks in, we’re reaching for more sweatshirts, joggers and jackets.
Luckily, New Balance is coming through with the essentials.
Premium midweight fleece hoodies with oversized cuts and dropped shoulders honour New Balance’s ‘90s sportswear DNA.
Top up your T-shirt rotation with classic cotton crew-necks, with baggy fits again for an effortless lowkey vibe.
Women’s zip-throughs and baby tees are the perfect layering combo for the new season – with the cutest new colours to pick from, too.
Pair the pieces with soft fleece shorts for the days when the sun shines, or joggers when the cooler temperatures hit.
Coming soon: New Balance 983




Stepping away from the archives, New Balance is introducing a brand-new model to the shelves.
The 983 is launching on 1st October at JD, and it’s set to be a heavy drop.
In classic NB style, this silhouette takes inspiration from the brand’s back catalogue of performance runners from the early 2000s. But what it does differently is take familiar design details from the past, and transform them into something completely fresh.
Lightweight mesh and smooth synthetics are layered up top, with oval windows for a fluid, curved look.
The chunky dual-density midsole is cushioned with elliptical ABZORB SBS pods, encased in exaggerated wavy moulds.
We’re gassed for this one to hit the rotation. Don’t miss it.


