Footwear has been experiencing an interesting transition period. Running brands like Hoka and On are gaining market share; reigning champions like Nike are announcing job cuts due to disappointing sales, and you (or someone you know) are thinking about adding a pair of leather loafers to your rotation. In the midst of it all, a brand like New Balance has been the quiet achiever. From the success of the New Balance 2002R, to the 990v6 and the 1906R -- not to mention numerous sell-out partnerships...
Footwear has been experiencing an interesting transition period. Running brands like Hoka and On are gaining market share; reigning champions like Nike are announcing job cuts due to disappointing sales, and you (or someone you know) are thinking about adding a pair of leather loafers to your rotation. In the midst of it all, a brand like New Balance has been the quiet achiever. From the success of the New Balance 2002R, to the 990v6 and the 1906R -- not to mention numerous sell-out partnerships...
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