Stone Island and New Balance have revealed the full Summer 2026 capsule, adding two football boot models to the on-pitch offering alongside the previously introduced kit, apparel, and accessories.
The on-pitch lineup now includes two complementary boots. The Furon Elite FG v9 is built for speed, with a one-piece mesh upper and lightweight outsole featuring a heat-reactive artwork that shifts with temperature, a nod to Stone Island’s ongoing exploration of material transformation. The Tekela Elite Low FG v5 focuses on control, with a structured upper and grip elements for stability and touch. Faded perimeter studs are achieved through semi-transparent green injection combined with navy back paint, while the heel carries a chrome-like finish.
These join the previously introduced Football Kit: a jersey and shorts in engineered jacquard with a bespoke artwork combining the Stone Island Compass, New Balance logo, and two-stripe motif. Both pieces carry flock-applied branding. Socks feature open mesh knit zones and embroidered logos. The Pro Football, constructed with 32 thermally bonded panels for true flight and minimal water uptake, completes the on-pitch offering.
Off the pitch, the ABZORB 1890 trainer uses the original 2002 sole unit with full-length SBS ABZORB cushioning. The upper pairs micro mesh with no-sew synthetic overlays in a wave cutout construction, finished with a reflective teardrop at the toe. Apparel includes the Nylon Prismatico-TC hooded jacket, made from lightweight nylon bonded to a grooved polyurethane film that creates a liquid, three-dimensional appearance. A matching training bag uses the same fabric. A reversible track jacket and trousers come in bi-colour resin-coated cotton ripstop. Cotton jersey and fleece pieces are garment-dyed in juniper green and ivory white.
The campaign, shot by Bolade Banjo, follows footballers Endrick and Bukayo Saka across training pitches between Lyon and London. Check it out below:
The collection is available in selected Stone Island stores and at stoneisland.com, with Japan following on 17 June.
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