Close
Price TBC
More colours
Read more
The Founder of KITH Ronnie Fieg is back with another pack. This time the king of collaborations has set his eyes on New Balance’s 993 and 2002R, drawing his “Pistachio” brush with which to paint these. The NB2002R burst back onto the scene in 2021 with a set of hot releases and were quick to land themselves into the wardrobes of sneakerheads amongst their towering piles of shoe boxes. Now Fieg flexes his fingers and has his turn on the silhouette with this “Pistachio” rendition.
The upper on the 2002R is draped in soft suede and uses one shade of green to tell its story. The intricate and layered panelling system stick by one-another with the help of stitching and white laces. The “N” is outlined with a thick white embroidery while the “2002R” hides on the side lines under the collar. A pre-age guise has been given to the ABZORB SBS heel cushioning system as the rest of the midsole seeks to compliment the upper with an elegant cream. Fieg has consistently been able to draw on the artistic beauty of silhouettes with his thoughtful colourways and again strikes gold with this release.
With Ronnie Fieg teasing these on his Instagram using the caption “Pistachio’s. Black Friday”, you can expect to see these hitting the shelves real soon. Stay up to date on New Balance collaborations by sticking close to The Sole Supplier.
For sizing information check out our New Balance 2002R size guide.
We may earn a commission when you buy something from links on this page. Learn More about our Editorial Policy
Show 1 retailers
Stay updated with the latest trainer releases by following @thesolesupplier on Instagram and Twitter or like our Facebook page.
£150.00
£90.00
£170.00
£145.00
£65.00
£185.00
View more drops
£174.99
£109.00
£100.00
Tired of missing drops?
Get the app.
Up your sneaker game with our app. Receive instant, personalised release alerts from 50+ retailers, and stay in the loop with the latest sneakers and streetwear news. Boost your chances of copping by downloading our app now.
Read article