Saucony
Saucony: American running turned streetwear icon
Since its founding in 1898 in Pennsylvania, Saucony has established itself as one of the most respected running brands in the world. Its name, taken from the Saucony Creek that ran alongside the original factory, is a byword for technical performance and innovation. ProGrid technology, the brand's emblematic cushioning system, accompanied generations of runners before winning over the sneaker community. Archive models such as the ProGrid Triumph 4, the ProGrid Omni 9 and the ProGrid Guide 7 are enjoying a spectacular revival, carried by the current enthusiasm for the technical retro-running silhouettes of the 2000s with their sleek lines and dynamic profiles. But Saucony is no longer limited to the running track. The brand fits into a wider trend of premium retro-running, alongside other technical houses such as ASICS, Mizuno and New Balance , which draw on their archives to bring back silhouettes that have become desirable again. These brands share one advantage: an authentic sporting pedigree that the streetwear giants cannot reproduce.
Collaborations with shops and designers
— the TMY editions of the Saucony ProGrid Omni 9 among them — confirm that Saucony has found its place in the fashion ecosystem, offering a technical and knowing alternative to the more mainstream silhouettes on the market. From Jae Tips to End Clothing and Offspring, there is no shortage of collaborations that have already become cult favourites. Whether you are a Saucony sneaker enthusiast, a fan of technical running or a collector of retro-running silhouettes with a strong design, Saucony offers a world where performance, authenticity and style come together naturally. In a sneaker market saturated with predictable reissues, the Pennsylvania brand stands out with models built on proven craft, proprietary technologies and a singular technical aesthetic that appeals to anyone wanting to stand apart with pieces of impeccable sporting pedigree.
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