The New Balance 577 is also among the brand’s popular designs, exhibitied by such collaborations that it’s been a part of as the 30th anniversary celebration of UK retailer Schuh. We now see that the 577 is being used in the “Farmer’s Market” pack pictured here. Each of this pack’s two pairs reads “New Balance of Cumbria,” which is where a long-standing local factory has been running since 1982. New Balance will start making these available come Fall sneaker season of 2012.




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Jeff Staple, founder and owner of Staple Design, Staple Clothing and Reed Space, has built quite the portfolio over the years having become notorious for collaborations with many footwear brands including Converse, Airwalk, Timberland, Nike, and even New Balance. We’ve seen everything from the ultra limited Nike Dunk SB Low Pigeon to the “White Pigeon” New Balance 575, but this is a first that we see the Staple name on a New Balance 577 model.

As we’re only given a teaser image of the upcoming Staple x New Balance 577, it appears that the Made in England sneaker will feature a black and pink (or perhaps Salmon) colorway. Will it feature the iconic Pigeon graphic once again? This is very exciting news as we can only expect the very best from Jeff Staple.

Stay right here with SneakerFiles as we bring you more detailed images and information on this upcoming release!

UK footwear brand Schuh is celebrating their 30th birthday, and to commemorate the milestone they’ve teamed up with New Balance to release the Schuh x New Balance “30th Anniversary” 577.

The Made in England 577 model has been reworked exclusively for Schuh and will drop in a dark grey and khaki colorway, both of which feature smooth suede uppers and special edition Schuh 30^th Anniversary branding.

Limited to only 480 pairs, the Schuh x New Balance “30th Anniversary” 577 will be manufactured in the UK at the New Balance Flimby Factory and drop mid-November online and at Schuh retailers. Stay tuned to SneakerFiles for more information regarding release and availability.

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After checking out the dark grey/green New Balance 577 back in July, today we get a look at another Made in England colorway. The Made in England New Balance 577 pictured here comes in a fan favorite colorway of navy/grey/white. There is also a New Balance M577 GNA pictured here as part of the brand’s Fall 2011 collection; which is decked out in somewhat of the inverse of the previously mentioned colorway- grey with navy and white accents. If you have a particular interest in either colorway, be on the look-out for these to land at some of your favorite New Balance spots soon, if not already.

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In the sneaker world, there is always something for everyone. And for the classic runner fan, you can’t go wrong with the New Balance 577 running sneaker. Adding to the clean, sleek colorways of the New Balance 577 Night and Day pack, comes another colorway of the shoe in Dark Gray/Green. This model features design cues of the original, with soft nubuck and leather uppers in various grades of light and dark gray.   The shoe is contrasted with the lime green ‘new balance’ branding on the heel tab and lime green sock liner. The upper is placed on top of New Balance’s ENCAP midsole – classic performance on a class sneaker. Grab these now overseas at retailers like Titolo.

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Less than two weeks ago we showed you two pairs of the New Balance 577 from the brand’s “Made in England” pack. Today, we find out that said collection will include at least two more colorways as well. Pictured here are those two additional colorways- red/grey and green/grey. As the name of the collection these sneakers belong to state, these have been made in England in limited quantities. Moreover, they are available for pre-order now.



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Almost a year ago we reported on the “Made in USA” New Balance M1300 LE, perhaps the most widely known/classic New Balance silhouette. Now, almost a year later, we’d like to show you this preview of the New Balance 577 “Made in England” pack. One pair comes in purple suede with orange ankle lining, while the other pair comes in black suede with green ankle lining. These shoes are expected to release close to the end of summer; and it is still unclear whether you’ll have to rely more on an overseas retailer to get your hands on these or not. Which colorway do you like better?


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