Kith is Dropping A Birkenstock Boston Braided Pack
Following last year's collection of London colorways, Kith and Birkenstock are back to bring us a Braided version of the Boston silhouette. While the first drop was all about clean, pastel color combos like cream and pink, this season swaps them out for richer, autumn-ready shades. The result? A lineup that’s likely to vanish from shelves even faster than its predecessor.
First introduced back in 1979, the Boston was originally built as a closed-toe version of their classic sandal. It's since been adopted by sneakerheads and footwear connoisseurs all over the globe.
For the New York City streetwear imprint's next take, it's revealed the silhouette in a trio of colorways, including a black pair, some white ones, and a beige version that’s arguably the pick of the pack. Every single Boston is handcrafted in Portugal by some of the finest shoemakers in the world, and, unlike normal Bostons, these are made of ultra-premium suede and finished with braided detailing that wraps around the entire outside of the shoe.
Kith Script branding is debossed on the buckle strap, while the German footwear company's signature cork midsole keeps things grounded in comfort. All of this is then packed in a special edition box that was made exclusively for this collaboration.
The Kith x Birkenstock Boston Braided Pack Fall/Winter 2025 will release on August 22, 2025, through Kith online and in-store. Download the Sole Retriever mobile app to stay updated on the latest releases, raffles, news, and more in the sneaker and streetwear world.
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