TOKYO DESIGN STUDIO Reimagines the New Balance MT10
Name:New Balance MT10Tv1 'Black,' 'Moon Beam'Colorways:'Black,' 'Moon Beam'SKU:TBCMSRP:¥24,200 JPY ($167 USD)Release Date:2025Where to Buy:New Balance
Notes:TOKYO DESIGN STUDIONew Balancehas unveiled the MT10Tv1, a reimagined version of its minimalist trail runner, set to release on June 5 at select global retailers. Based on the originalMT10from 2011, this latest iteration blends fashion-forward design with barefoot-inspired performance. Key upgrades include an unlined nubuck upper, a rounded Vibram outsole for city-to-trail traction and a rubber mudguard for added stability. Staying true to the Minimus philosophy, it features minimal cushioning and a wide NL-1 last for natural toe splay. Offered in 'Black' and 'Moon Beam' colorways, the MT10Tv1 was photographed by Goldie Williams Vericain in a monochrome campaign priced at ¥24,200.
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