Saucony Reveals New Elevated Footwear Collection Rooted in ‘Technology and High-Fashion Influences’

Saucony has revealed the details behind its new elevated footwear collection.

Dubbed “Saucony SILO,” the Wolverine Worldwide-owned brand describes the project as a blend of its “rich heritage and technology with high-fashion influences.”

Originally previewed in January at Paris Fashion Week Men’s, the spring/summer 2025 collection features five pinnacle silhouettes, the Grid X Ultra S, 586i S, Gripper S, Kinvara 1 S and the Endorphin Elite 2 S.

According to Saucony, the new line incorporates premium materials and a refined approach to some of its signature shoe models.

Brian Moore, chief product officer at Saucony, said in a statement that the new collection represents a “bold leap forward” for the brand. “We’re not just designing shoes; we’re crafting a future-focused experience that speaks to today’s consumer who values both modern innovation and sophisticated styling,” Moore noted.

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Paul Ruffles, creative director of Saucony SILO, added: “In my view, the Grid X Ultra S is the best expression of Saucony SILO. We utilized elements of our latest technology, paired it with Saucony’s heritage, and recontextualized it with a modern, luxurious approach. It perfectly represents the creation of something that feels innovative and relevant and can stand confidently at the intersection of modern footwear design and high-end fashion.”

The new collection is now available at select retailers and online at Sauconysilo.com.

This launch comes at the same time as Saucony’s new collaboration with Nordstrom. For this project, Saucony updated its iconic ProGrid Triumph 4 SMU sneaker exclusively for the retailer.

Originally launched in spring/summer 2007, the ProGrid Triumph 4 introduced Saucony’s first-ever full-length ProGrid technology.

Now, this new iteration – designed by New York creator Alex Dymond – brings together the original performance materials of the Triumph 4 with a fresh take on texture featuring elements like classic hairy suede and reflective accents.