Maison Kitsuné x Autry
by Adriano Batista
Maison Kitsuné and Autry have created a collaboration that feels like a conversation. It takes the American classic, the Autry Medalist sneaker, and filters it through a distinct Parisian point of view. The result is a limited-edition release that combines varsity energy with understated sophistication.
The core of the collection is the reworked Medalist sneaker, offered in two exclusive colors: French Navy and Red. The design maintains the shoe’s clean, athletic lines from the 1980s but adds an elevated twist. Details include retro tones and a co-branded varsity logo that features Maison Kitsuné’s iconic fox. The effect is one of crafted nostalgia, a collectible item that honors the past while feeling current.
This partnership extends beyond footwear into a small capsule of clothing. The collection includes T-shirts, a marl grey sweatshirt, socks, and a baseball cap. Each piece is subtle, reflecting the shared spirit of the two brands without loud branding.
The co-founders of Maison Kitsuné, Gildas Loaëc and Masaya Kuroki, explain that the collaboration felt natural. Their brand has always been about building bridges between different worlds, whether between Paris and Tokyo or music and fashion. They share with Autry a love for iconic pieces that carry stories but remain relevant.
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