Reebok x Hello Kitty collection: First look
The adorable sneaker line is scheduled for a worldwide release soon, so get ready to update your shoe collection.
Following a Hello Kitty capsule by Levi's earlier this year, sneaker brand Reebok is now gearing up to release its own line inspired by the popular Japanese cartoon cat. The label has just released the first images of the loveable collection online and you're definitely going to want to check it out immediately.
Dropping on 23 September in Japan, with a later worldwide release to follow, the Hello Kitty collection features cutesy kicks for both adults and kids alike. Taking on the classic Instapump Fury OG silhouette, the adult design is every bit as kawaii as you would expect.
The style arrives in a red and white upper, with a black and white striped design appearing on the heel. Above the stripes, Kitty's face can be seen peering out of the black mesh, while a branded tab appears at the top of the heel. The new iteration keeps the Instapump's usual laceless design, with a black Hello Kitty pump button allowing you to adjust the fit via air chamber technology. An iconic red Hello Kitty bow on the midsole rounds out the design.
There's also a teeny pair of kids kicks in a white upper decorated all over with red bows, allowing you to deck out your little one in matching sneakers. Cute.
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If that's not enough, Reebok is also releasing another sneaker iteration inspired by another of Sanrio's creations - Gudetama. As you would expect, the style comes in a golden and white colourway, with the cartoon egg appearing on both the heel tab and pump button.
When the styles do drop worldwide, you'll be able to shop them first on the Reebok online store.
See more images of the collection below
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