率先預覽六雙 Kith x ASICS 2025 夏季全新聯名鞋款
原文（2025/May/22）：Kith近日動作頻頻，除了推出夏季系列、曼哈頓旗艦店重新開業、與 New Balance 聯名之外，早先更有與 ASICS 合作的六款新作率先亮相。
由 Reddit 用戶Vegan_North與 eBay 賣家 mysia6d 曝光，除了已提前在店內上架的 GEL-NIMBUS 10.1 「Black/Pure Silver」之外，六款聯名鞋型分別是 ASICS GEL-KAYANO 12.1「Peat/Cream」和「Tornado/Pure Silver」、GEL-NUNOBIKI 的「Deliciosoe/Pure Silver」、GEL-NIMBUS 10.1「White/Pure Silver」和「Black/Pure Silver」、JOG 100S「Espresso/Vanilla Ice」。
不過目前 Kith 與 ASICS 皆未透露確切發售資訊，僅預計在今夏登場，有興趣的讀者不妨持續關注。
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