The New Balance 1500 Appears In A Mossy Green

Ross Dwyer November 8th, 2018 (updated)

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As the first-ever New Balance sneaker to hit the hundred-pound price mark in the UK when it originally released in 1993, the New Balance 1500 holds a special place in sneaker culture — especially in London. Its unique shape is stately, sleek, and sporty at the same time, and its premium materials ensure that it’ll maintain a refined look wear after wear. Now, the 1500 has surfaced in a new ladies-only, made-in-England iteration: a “Poison Ivy” colorway as part of NB’s fall “Poisonous Plants” pack. The upper is dressed in a combination of light and dark green tones, with an ultra-luxe soft green suede on the overlays while light green leather/dark green mesh serve as the base. Branded hits appear on the midfoot, lateral heel, and tongue, and the shoe’s look is then completed by a two-tone white and grey ENCAP midsole to ensure high-end comfort. Poison ivy proponent? These gorgeous green 1500s are available now at the retailers listed below for roughly $170 USD.