A Tale As Old As Time Inspires The Maybe Tomorrow x Saucony Tortoise & Hare Pack
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The story of the tortoise and the hare dates back over a century ago. One of Aesop's Fables, the tale has now inspired the Maybe Tomorrow x Saucony "Tortoise & Hare" Pack. Known primarily for creating Justin Timberlake's beanies, New York's very own Maybe Tomorrow has given two of Saucony's most popular silhouettes an eye-catching makeover, and here's everything that we know so far.
The Saucony Shadow 6000 "Hare" features a grey and white color scheme with pink accents and a shaggy suede makeover that resembles a rabbit's fur coat. The Saucony 3D Grid Hurricane "Tortoise," on the other hand, opts for a green and orange palette. The heel badge of the left shoe features a faux reptile skin, while the right one boasts a tortoise shell-like texture. The respective animals can be found on the tongues, and you'll also find "MAYBE TOMORROW" branding finely stitched around the back in a contrast white tone. Both sneakers come packed in special edition shoeboxes, making them must-haves for all the collectors out there.
Releasing at ComplexCon on November 19th, 2022, the Maybe Tomorrow x Saucony Shadow 6000 Hare and Maybe Tomorrow x Saucony 3D Grid Hurricane Tortoise will be available in men's sizes with a retail price set at $150 for the "Hare" and $160 for the "Tortoise." A wider launch at select retailers worldwide is set for December 30th. Make sure you follow Sole Retriever on Twitter and download our officialMobile App to find out everything that you need to know and much more.
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Maybe Tomorrow x Saucony Shadow 6000 "Hare"
Maybe Tomorrow x Saucony 3D Grid Hurricane "Tortoise"
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