Jae Tips Teases His Saucony ProGrid Triumph 4 'Flowers Grow Uptown' Collection
Summary
Jae Tipshas cemented himself as one of the faces ofSaucony'slifestyle output, establishing this reputation over the course of five energetic footwear collaborations. The duo most recently teamed up at the end of March to introduce their Jazz 9'I Love You But I'm Busy'campaign and are now back atParis Fashion Weekto tease what's next.
This time around, Tips has put together four floral takes on theProGrid Triumph 4, all assembled under the duo's new 'Flowers Grow Uptown' theme. He offered a first look at the project by highlighting a red colorway in an airport security bin, revealing key details such as the placement of his flower logo at each side of the midfoot, an 'UPTOWN' callout at the lateral heel, and a 'SAVIOR' nod at the medial. Following this, he unveiled all four of the campaign's pairs, showcasing colorful looks in green, purple, and pink as well.
At the time of writing, neither Jae Tips nor Saucony have indicated when their four ProGrid Triumph 4 'Flowers Grow Uptown' colorways will be launching. Stay tuned for updates, including a complete set of imagery highlighting each pair, as we expect it to arrive later this year viaSavior Worldwide,Saucony, and select retailers.
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