MSCHF BWD High Releases September 2024
In June 2023, we saw MSCHF release the BWD Shoe, a very unique backwards designed sneaker. Now for their latest release, we'll be getting a BWD High Shoe, offering a similar high-top design. Wearing these will definitely have you standing out in the crowd, take a look at the official images of the pair below.
The MSCHF BWD High features a fairly clean colorway with mainly White and Blue hues. The upper is constructed of mainly leather, dressed in White. Blue and Black accents grace the midsole, heel, and laces, adding to the design. Similarly to the BWD Shoe, this shoe also features the backwards design, so the foot well is actually where the toe-box appears to be. Finishing off the look, we'll see upside down "BWD" branding and a Gum rubber outsole.
The MSCHF BWD High is set to release on September 24th, 2024 via the MSCHF Sneakers App for a retail of $200. To stay informed on all things MSCHF Brand and to stay up to date with the latest releases connect with us on Instagram and Twitter.
Photos via MSCHF
In June 2023, we saw MSCHF release the BWD Shoe, a very unique backwards designed sneaker. Now for their latest release, we'll be getting a BWD High Shoe, offering a similar high-top design. Wearing these will definitely have you standing out in the crowd, take a look at the official images of the pair below.
The MSCHF BWD High features a fairly clean colorway with mainly White and Blue hues. The upper is constructed of mainly leather, dressed in White. Blue and Black accents grace the midsole, heel, and laces, adding to the design. Similarly to the BWD Shoe, this shoe also features the backwards design, so the foot well is actually where the toe-box appears to be. Finishing off the look, we'll see upside down "BWD" branding and a Gum rubber outsole.
The MSCHF BWD High is set to release on September 24th, 2024 via the MSCHF Sneakers App for a retail of $200. To stay informed on all things MSCHF Brand and to stay up to date with the latest releases connect with us on Instagram and Twitter.
Photos via MSCHF