Rounding out Bodega‘s most recent collaboration with Saucony Elite is this Master Control.

A silhouette that debuted last Summer, this Elite drop, like the Jazz 91 and Grid 9000, makes extensive use of premium suede, this time in combination of red and blue. Topped off with a creamy off-white midsole, leather collar and perforated toebox, this is an awesome premium take on the merely months-old sneaker.

Also limited to 300 pairs, you can pick yours up now via Bodega for $110.

Joining the Grid 9000 is the Bodega x Saucony Elite Jazz 91.

A huge hit in Japan, this hybrid rocks the original Jazz upper atop a Shadow 6000 sole. Boasting green ripstop nylon alongside premium suede in shades of green, purple and gold, these are finished off with a leather collar and purple laces.

Like the Grid 9000, these are limited to only 300 pairs as a Saucony Elite release and are available now for $110.

Continuing upon their previous successful collaborations, Bodega and Saucony have hooked up once again in early 2012 for a trio of early releases.

The first member of the trio is a tan/blue version of the Saucony Elite Grid 9000. Featuring a thick air cell unit for cushioning, the kicks rock an asymmetrical neoprene tongue alongside a gum sole and extensive use of premium suede throughout.

Limited to only 300 pairs worldwide, the Bodega x Saucony Elite Grid 9000 “Tan/Blue” is now available for $110.

New Balance has hooked up with Bodega, 24 Kilates, Kasina, and Mita to release a pack of the trail ML581 this January.

Each retailer had a chance to draw it’s own inspiration for the kicks, resulting in four drastically different colorways.  Bodega’s offering was inspired by the ski jackets of the 90′s, resulting in the use of florescent green, pink, and blue while 24 Kilates was influenced by the countryside along the Way of St. James.  Kasina, on the other hand, incorporated herringbone wool, typically seen in suit tailoring, and Mita produced an understated, creamy colorway inspired by Mt. Fuji, Judo uniforms, and Japanese ceramics.

All four pairs in the collaboration are set to drop this Saturday, January 7, via the UK’s End Clothing.

Boston based leading retailer Bodega has teamed up with footwear brand Saucony once again for another special collaboration project, the forthcoming Spring 2012 Bodega x Saucony Elite Jazz 91.

The multicolored Elite Jazz 91 silhouette, a hybrid that combines the original Jazz model with the Shadow 6000 sole, boasts a very tasteful ripstop gridded nylon (found on most backpacks) and suede upper that features teal, royal blue, purple, and brown color blocking. Further details will include an off-white sectioned midsole, leather on the inner collar, premium materials on the tongue’s underside to make for a soft touch, and Saucony’s signature branding to finish things off.

What are your thoughts on this collab? Let us know in the comment box below and get ready as the Bodega x Saucony Elite Jazz 91 will be available in limited quantities some time this February 2012 and stay tuned to SneakerFiles for more details on this release.

via CT

One of the first looks we got at New Balance’s 2012 offerings is a pack of 581 colorways set for the Spring sneaker season. Today, we get news of a collection that uses the New Balance ML581 in a collaborative effort with a number of different retailers. New Balance this time teams up with mita Sneakers, Kasina, Bodega & 24 Kilates. Stay tuned for release information as it becomes available.


Via Hypebeast.

Boston lifestyle and sneaker shop Bodega collaborates with Saucony this Fall for the Saucony Elite Grid 9000.

Like the Solebox x Saucony ‘Three Brothers’ Pack, this pack features the Elite Grid 9000 in multiple colorways. Each pair is inspired by the outdoors in primary tones of tan with black/blue, blue/orange, grey/blue and teal/black.

Grab each of these now at End Clothing.

-J2!