Quick Facts
- The New Balance 1906L Multi-Color is a bright mix with plenty of black in between, starting with a metallic silver panel on the toe and the side panel stabilizers, with a matte grey leather panel between them
- The grey and silver side panel structures both feature red accents throughout, with a bright green stitched outline running around the tongue to the toebox, and a vivid blue outsole bringing together the color blend
- The New Balance 1906L Multi-Color will be released Spring 2026
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After a few months taking the foot off the gas of the sneaker loafer trend, New Balance is bringing the 1906L dress shoe hybrid back in force for the new year, starting with a Euro drop of a tuxedo-ready black and white pair. The latest colorway leans into the sporty half of the shoe, adding metallic silver and multi-color for a splash of fun on the office-ready silhouette.
The New Balance 1906L Multi-Color is a bright mix with plenty of black in between, starting with a metallic silver panel on the toe and the side panel stabilizers, with a matte grey leather panel between them. The grey and silver side panel structures both feature red accents throughout, with a bright green stitched outline running around the tongue to the toebox, and a vivid blue outsole bringing together the color blend.
Black mesh covers the rest of the upper for some dark contrast that makes the silver, red, green, and blue pop even more. A grey leather decorative strap crosses the forefoot, and a small red “N” logo on the toebox stands out against the black mesh. In an industry awash in sneaker loafer hybrids, New Balance’s 1906L still stands out from the pack.
The New Balance 1906L Multi-Color will be released Spring 2026 through New Balance and select retailers in-store and online. Available in unisex sizing, the retail price is set at $160. For all the latest New Balance news and drop info, download the Sole Retriever mobile app.
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