Finally rolling out to US retailers is the mita x Reebok Insta Pump Fury “Leopard”.

Pairing the popular leopard print pattern with one of the most aggressively styled kicks of the 1990s, the shoe features additional black and grey accents alongside contrast stitching, a white midsole and hits of red on the outsole and pull tabs.

An unusual looking shoe to say the least, you can pick up the bold collab now at Social Status.

Japanese sneaker spot mita is joining Solebox in the 25th anniversary festivities surrounding the Reebok Workout Plus.

Inspired by classic workboots, the mita x Reebok Workout Plus “25th Anniversary” features a wheat canvas upper alongside a brown midsole and gum outsole. The kicks even come with an additional pair of rope boot laces to complete the look.

The colla is set to drop on February 15 alongside the other pairs featured in the collection.

Via HS.

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.

A new adidas collaboration has now hit shelves overseas.

First previewed last week, the Mita x adidas Originals Campus 80s Pack is now available.  A Japan exclusive, this pack consists of premium grey and navy suede colorways.  Both pairs also sport an artificially distressed, yellowed sole, thus giving these kicks a nice vintage look.

The collaboration recently dropped overseas and can be copped via Mita.

Reebok’s Insta Pump Fury is such an unorthodox sneaker design proven to function as a viable training shoe that a number of similarly unorthodox colorways have been applied to it. One such colorway we know that is coming up next Spring/Summer is the “Purple Rain” one. But the one we’re showing you here is set to arrive earlier. This Reebok Insta Pump Fury comes in a tiger camouflage theme along most of the upper with bright colors such as yellow and green. For those of you attracted to what you see here, know that these will arrive on November 27th of this year exclusively from mita.



Via mita.

If you thought the collaboration between Mita Sneakers, Oshman’s, and New Balance was over, you were fortunately wrong. This time, the 1500 model has been graced by the two companies, to create the Mita x Oshman’s x New Balance CM1500. This 1500 sports a grey/white/blue colorway, utilizing a dark grey and dark blue suede upper with blue mesh and white leather. The New Balance “N” logo is outlined in gold to match the tongue stitching. This pair of NBs is available for $180 in January 2010.

Via Mita.

Japanese retailer Mita Sneakers have been working on the Reebok Ex-O-Fit silhouette for a while now, resulting in some great releases for the Japanese Reebok consumer. The latest to release is the Mita x Reebok Ex-O-Fit Hi SG Strap, which comes decked out in stripes for the Stripe edition. The shoe consists of a black/white stripe leather upper, complete with a white faux fur back ankle panel, white sole, and pink accents to nicely contrast the classic color combo. If you’re digging the stripes, then you can get your own pair for about $332 on December 23rd. A hefty price for a pair of Reeboks, so hope that these make their way onto U.S. soil soon.




Via Mita.