[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/2″][vc_column_text]A few months ago, I told you in an article (available HERE) about the first collaboration between American designer Sean Wotherspoon, Japanese retailer Atmos and Japanese sports brand Asics. I suggest you to discover it in pictures at my feet.
This pair consists of a corduroy upper in a color palette ranging from blue to black, green, turquoise, grey, purple and orange. The two shoes are mismatched, the different parts of the upper do not have the same colors. The left foot represents the city of Tokyo while the right shoe is inspired by the city of Los Angeles. We discover a velcro part on the side of the sneaker, allowing to fix and interchange the emblematic Asics stripes. In addition to the repositionable Asics logos supplied in 5 colors : yellow, blue, green, black and red, the pair comes with an Atmos branding patch and a Sean Wotherspoon Peace’N’Love signature logo that can be attached to the side of the tiger stripes. Branding details appear on the insole, heel counter and heel tab. To finalize the customization of the shoe, two pairs of laces, white and light pink, are added to this pair. The whole is based on a white midsole with a yellow heel clip for the right foot and red for the left foot. To complete the colorful and mismatched design, the two-tone outsole features brown and purple for one shoe, and purple and black for the other.
Note that the « Atmos Exclusive » has additional white Asics stripes.
I find this collaboration rather successful. I have a preference for the shoe representing Tokyo. The different colored inserts seem more homogeneous than the Los Angeles foot which has colors representing perfectly the American city but distributed in a too disorderly way. Anyway, I validate this pair which seems to me indispensable in a collection.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/2″][vc_single_image image=”37692″ img_size=”full”][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]
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