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As of late, sneaker brand Saucony has become more popular out in these streets as they’ve dropped some pretty interesting silhouettes and collaborated with a few celebrities along the way, and in an effort to keep that train chugging along, Saucony will once again be collaborating with John “Jae Tips” Cotton for their latest offering.
According to Hypebeast, the Bronx native has given Saucony’s Matrix silhouette his own personal remix, and given his history with the sneaker brand, you can expect people to flock to this latest drop by the masses. Though there will be competition out in these streets with Nike’s ridiculous lineup for 2025, Saucony and Jae Tips’ “I Love You But I’m Busy” sneaker is sure to garner much attention and might be a hard cop if their previous releases are any indication of what’s to come.
Per Hypebeast:
Tips and Saucony are almost a half-dozen collabs deep, and their firmly established visual language — bright, bold and colorful — is continued here. Neon-toned shades of pink, orange, yellow and blue can all be seen, with hits of white, grey and black providing a touch of easygoing contrast. A carabiner that holds a multi-colored flower is attached to the left shoe’s laces.
The key detail, however, can be seen across the heels: the left shoe says “I Love You,” while the right shoe clarifies “But Im [sic] busy.” Though Tips has yet to reveal the theme for this collaborative release, there’s a good chance it’s a salute to his busy lifestyle. The aforementioned “To-Do List,” for example, was designed to be the perfect shoe to wear while checking off the tasks on one’s to-do list.
These are pretty cool.
No word on when the kicks are set to drop, but best believe their fans are sure to keep tabs on these joints going forward.
What do y’all think of Saucony and Jae Tips’ “I Love You But I’m Busy” silhouette? Let us know in the comments section below.
Saucony & Jae Tips Collaborate On New “I Love You But I’m Busy” Matrix Silhouette
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