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adidas and Song for the Mute have teamed up to offer a more mindful vision of running. An approach where running becomes a suspended moment, far from pure performance, to rediscover a feeling, a rhythm, a breath. Designed for those who run without a timed goal, the collaboration celebrates a more instinctive and introspective practice. Running to slow down, observe, and feel. Each piece invites you to rediscover the beauty of ordinary moments and the poetry of movement. Blending functionality and aesthetic sensitivity, adidas x Song for the Mute offers a more contemplative interpretation of running. An invitation to embrace imperfection, slow down the pace, and find joy in the journey rather than the destination.

With this collaboration, C.P. Company and ASICS return to the essence of the GEL-Quantum 360 I, bringing back the clean and bold lines of the original 2015 model. The material work offers a more complex interpretation: cut-out mesh panels reveal underlying patterns, perceptible only depending on the angle and light. A subtle, almost technical approach, true to C.P. Company's experimental DNA. The blue colorway, inspired by the Italian brand's garment-dyed finishes, brings visual depth and a characteristic industrial patina. The co-brandings on the heel and front subtly sign the collaboration. A seemingly discreet silhouette, but thoughtfully detailed — blending technical precision with contemporary utility.

With the 1890 Yellow/Black, New Balance embarks on a new chapter: that of a model long reserved for collaborations moving towards a broader interpretation, without losing its original precision. The silhouette combines the codes of the 890 on the upper—technical lines, controlled overlays—with the sole of the 2002, creating a natural balance between running heritage and everyday use. Underfoot, ABZORB ensures fluid, discreet comfort, designed to support movement without ever restricting it. The Yellow/Black colorway affirms this duality. A vibrant yellow crosses the suede and synthetic upper, while black structures the entire design and enhances its readability. A direct, almost industrial palette that highlights the hybrid nature of the pair and places the 1890 in an approach that is both functional and contemporary.

Striking a balance between technical precision and aesthetic radicality, the PUMA x J.L-A.L collaboration embodies a contemporary vision of sportswear. Alongside the London-based studio J.L-A.L, PUMA develops a language where each element follows a clear logic: getting to the essence, without compromising on performance or intent. Volumes are controlled, materials are chosen for their intelligence, and details are designed to support real movement. Nothing is left to chance, nothing is superfluous. Each piece functions as a system, where form and use advance together. At the heart of this approach, the CELL GEO embodies this quest for balance. Its sculptural, almost architectural construction reveals tactile and visual precision. More than a sneaker, it is a study of volume and material, where technology fades away in favor of a pure and obvious interpretation.

The New Balance 1890 embodies a subtle encounter between memory and movement. A silhouette that combines the upper of the 890v3 with the iconic ABZORB sole of the 2002, like a dialogue between pure performance and assumed heritage. Available in Faded Black/Utility Green, it plays on a technical and controlled contrast. The faded black structures the silhouette while the utility green highlights its volumes and recalls the running aesthetic of the 2000s. From the Spring/Summer 2026 collection, the 1890 is part of this new generation of classics: models designed for performance reinterpreted for everyday wear. A sneaker that transcends eras and naturally finds its place in a contemporary wardrobe.