From the Minions to DC, Reebok has designed and produced no shortage of licensed collaborations. And thanks to their ongoing partnership with Misadviser Bros., this list will only continue to grow.
And grow it soon shall, as Reebok has just announced that they’ll be celebrating the wizarding world of Harry Potter not only by way of apparel but also a four-part footwear capsule. The latter, starting with the Club C 85, takes inspiration from the journey of The Boy Who Lived, borrowing cues from the most important moments and items from the series seven books.
Couresy of Reebok Club C 85 comes complete with the crests and symbols of the four Hogwarts houses, allowing the wearer to choose between either Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, or Slytherin. Elsewhere, the Classic Leather Hexalite takes after the iconic Patronus spell, featuring an upper clad in what looks to be a silvery blue vapor. “He Who Must Not Be Named” commands the Instapump Fury 95, whose design is akin to Voldemort’s Death Eaters, while the Classic Leather rounds out the collection with nods to the fabled Deathly Hallows.
Enjoy a detailed look at the entire BEAMS x Paperboy Paris x Reebok training essentials graphic vector t-shirt in legacy red Legacy White collection ahead. All four sneakers as well as the accompanying apparel will be available on December 1st via Reebok.com and Amazon.com.
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BEAMS x Paperboy Paris x Reebok training essentials graphic vector t-shirt in legacy red Legacy White Reebok CrossFit Nano 7 women
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BEAMS x Paperboy Paris x Reebok training essentials graphic vector t-shirt in legacy red Legacy White Reebok CrossFit Nano 7 women
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BEAMS x Paperboy Paris x Reebok training essentials graphic vector t-shirt in legacy red Legacy White Reebok CrossFit Nano 7 women
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BEAMS x Paperboy Paris x Reebok training essentials graphic vector t-shirt in legacy red Legacy White Reebok CrossFit Nano 7 women
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BEAMS x Paperboy Paris x Reebok training essentials graphic vector t-shirt in legacy red Legacy White Reebok CrossFit Nano 7 women
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