Compare 0 stores, with delivery to United Statesin,withsizing
New Balance 1000 - Dark Olivine/Sea Salt

New Balance 1000 - Dark Olivine/Sea Salt

New Balance · out of stock at every retailer carrying it

The New Balance 1000 returns from the archives with its futuristic DNA intact. Originally released in 1999, this reissue leans into Y2K-era design with a tech-forward aesthetic and layered construction. The upper inverts traditional styling with breathable mesh underlays emerging from bold overlay panels, creating a sculpted look. Embroidered detailing, reflective hits, and a rubberized ‘N’ logo with a transparent outline elevate the visual complexity. Underfoot, a segmented midsole features ABZORB cushioning at the heel and forefoot for balanced impact protection, while a Stability Web shank at the midfoot adds structure and support. The sneaker is finished with an external lacing system and nylon eyelets.

  • Mesh upper
  • Leather overlays
  • Embroidered detailing
  • Reflective elements
  • Rubberized logo
  • ABZORB midsole
  • Stability web
  • External lacing system
  • All sizes are listed in US Men's sizing unless stated otherwise
  • Style No: M1000MEO

Description from Feature ·

Other colourways

— sold out everywhere

Where to buy

Sold out at Extra Butter, Feature and Renarts

Possibly the same item

Similar enough to flag, not similar enough to merge — often the same model in a women's or men's cut. Other colourways are listed above. Check before assuming it's the same product.

Supply Vision is a search engine, not a shop. We sell nothing and hold no stock — every listing is information gathered from a retailer's own catalogue, and any order is placed with that retailer, on their site and under their terms.

Prices, availability, sizes, shipping and duties are indicative and may be out of date; the retailer's own page is the authoritative one. We accept no responsibility for the accuracy of what is shown here, or for any purchase made through it.

A store appearing here is not a recommendation — being listed means its catalogue can be read, nothing more. Before ordering from a shop you do not know, do your own research: check its reviews on Trustpilot and Google Maps, look up its social accounts, and read its own delivery and returns terms.