Mizuno Sportstyle has partnered with streetwear label Maharishi to reimagine its Mujin 10 GTX with an attention grabbing sample, whereas honoring the shoemaker’s heritage in performance-based design.
Primarily based on Maharishi’s steady exploration of latest camouflages within the purpose of “pacifist army design,” the Pointilist Wave camo reinterprets DPM’s (Disruptive Sample Materials) with an summary orange sample protecting the uppers. The camo-covered uppers are constructed from customized jacquard-engineered mesh and thermo-layering of PU sheets to supply enhanced practicality. Protecting design components embrace GORE-TEX finishes for water resistance and 3M reflective components that present high-visibility safety in darkish environments.
On the underside, trekked Vibram outsoles are solid in vibrant orange to offer the pair boosted traction. Nevertheless, above the jagged outsoles, Mizuno’s sculpted midsole highlights the model’s professional cushioning expertise.
In 2025, Mizuno has already pushed a number of Mujin variants out, just like the Mizuno x nonnative Mujin TL Mid GTX, which featured a sock-based higher with no laces. Elsewhere, the model has reprised inline Mujin LS GTX variants, together with forest inexperienced and all-black colorways.
The Maharishi Wave Mujin LS GTX can be accessible on April 25 at Maharishi’s bodily boutiques and on Might 9 on the Mizuno net retailer.
