Some silhouettes don’t need any introduction, and Balenciaga’s Triple S sneakers are one of them. Since they first dropped in 2017, they’ve climbed up the wish lists of industry insiders and sneakerheads alike, whilst inspiring countless imitations. Here updated in mint green, the style’s name refers to its paneled 6.5mm soles which borrow from track, running and basketball designs respectively to create that revered chunky look.
Some silhouettes don’t need any introduction, and Balenciaga’s Triple S sneakers are one of them. Since they first dropped in 2017, they’ve climbed up the wish lists of industry insiders and sneakerheads alike, whilst inspiring countless imitations. Here updated in mint green, the style’s name refers to its paneled 6.5mm soles which borrow from track, running and basketball designs respectively to create that revered chunky look.
Some silhouettes don’t need any introduction, and Balenciaga’s Triple S sneakers are one of them. Since they first dropped in 2017, they’ve climbed up the wish lists of industry insiders and sneakerheads alike, whilst inspiring countless imitations. Here updated in mint green, the style’s name refers to its paneled 6.5mm soles which borrow from track, running and basketball designs respectively to create that revered chunky look.
Some silhouettes don’t need any introduction, and Balenciaga’s Triple S sneakers are one of them. Since they first dropped in 2017, they’ve climbed up the wish lists of industry insiders and sneakerheads alike, whilst inspiring countless imitations. Here updated in mint green, the style’s name refers to its paneled 6.5mm soles which borrow from track, running and basketball designs respectively to create that revered chunky look.
Last updated at 09/04/2024 22:47:30
