A classic blast from the past, the New Balance 475 Sneakers made their grand entrance in 1986 as the ultimate running shoes. Fast forward to today, and they've sprinted beyond their athletic origins. This "Moonbeam" pair from END. Clothing blends fashion and performance, with a classic mesh base, plush suede overlays, and a lugged outsole.

For New Balance, digging into the archives has become second nature. Over the past five years, they've been breathing new life into classics, including a reboot of the Steven Smith designed New Balance 475. The model has been released in three colourways: Everglade Green, Ice Wine, and Quarry Blue, plus upcoming collaborations with Aimé Leon Dore. Now, END. Clothing is rolling out a new exclusive colourway for the NB 475.

The shoe's upper has suede details across different panels, with a base made of mesh. White mesh covers the toebox, collar, and tongue, while creamy tan shades highlight the suede mudguard, vamp, eye stays, and midfoot panel. A greyish blue overlay pops against the navy blue N logo lined in white on the midfoot. This navy continues on the New Balance branded heel tab, sitting above a dusty red suede panel that wraps around the heel. The sneaker doesn't have END. Clothing branding, instead featuring a 475 and NB logo on the tongue tag. The design is completed with a cream foam midsole and a black rubber outsole.

The New Balance 475 Moonbeam is landing exclusively at END. Clothing on 4th November, both online and in-store for £110, starting with an exclusive raffle live on their website.

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