Saucony Saddles Up With the "Space Cowboy" Capsule
Chrome and cow print for fall.
Global running brand Saucony has officially dropped its highly anticipated “Space Cowboy” capsule collection, blending rugged Western aesthetics with modern performance technology. First previewed during Paris Fashion Week, the new drop channels pop culture’s ongoing fascination with the cowboy aesthetic, delivering a futuristic collection.
Designed by Isaac Neves, the collection reworks a handful of Saucony silhouettes: the ProGrid Triumph 4, ProGrid V2, Endorphin Azura, and Endorphin Elite 3. Each shoe blends high-tech materials with distinctive country-inspired accents, featuring metallic chrome overlays, brindle-printed cow hair, Western stitching and bolo tie-style laces.
“Pop culture’s obsession with the Western aesthetic is continuing to make an impact, becoming the new intersection of music and fashion,” explains Brian Moore, Chief Product Officer at Saucony, in a press release. “We are thrilled to be tapping into the growing impact of Western style and reworking it through a modern lens which feels both nostalgic and forward-looking.”
Standouts include the ProGrid Triumph 4 with Arc-lock technology and chrome overlays, alongside the race-ready Endorphin Elite 3 engineered with bouncy PWRRUN PB cushioning and SpeedRoll tech. Perfect for the stylish runner or the streetwear lover searching for comfort, the new collection is a fit for everybody.
The Saucony “Space Cowboy” capsule is available to purchase now on the Saucony website and select global retailers.
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