New Balance’s England-Made Dad Sneaker Gets Its Roses

Double Tap to ZoomSneakersNew Balance's 991v2 "Rose Taupe" Is a Fully-Bloomed Dad ShoeNew Balance's Made in UK 991 sneakers have been coming up roses all year long with back-to-back banger releases. Now, it's getting more flowers with the "Rose Taupe" release.It's essentially another rose-colored version of the dad shoe, featuring the usual luxe suede and mesh layers in deep pink and grey. Of course, it's complete with its signature beefed-up soles cushioned with New Balance tech.And it's not your regular dad shoe. This particular pair, like other 991s from this year, was produced in England using their high-quality materials. It's why they cost a pretty penny, $270 to be exact. That certainly hasn't stopped dad-shoe enthusiasts from drooling over them.Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post.The 991s have looked quite good, admittedly. New Balance has blessed the streets with just about everything from exclusive chocolate-brown iterations to summery "Wind Chime" versions.Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post.Now, it's going rosy again.New Balance's 991v2 "Made in UK "Rose Taupe" sneakers will release on September 1 at select retailers like BSTN.Highsnobiety has affiliate marketing partnerships, which means we may receive a commission from your purchase. Want to shop the products our editors actually love? Visit HS Shopping for recs on all things fashion, footwear, and beauty.We RecommendFrom New Balance to Nike, the Seven Best Sneakers to Cop This WeekNew Balance’s Slimmest Sneaker Gets BusyALD's Beautiful Blue New Balance Dad Shoe Goes the DistanceBronson's Back With an Icy New Balance Archive RevivalNew Balance’s British Dad Shoe Is Absolutely NutsWhat To Read NextNew Balance’s England-Made Dad Sneaker Gets Its RosesSwagged-Out Grandpas Make Everything Look CoolerA$AP Rocky Put Vibram Tires on His All-New PUMA RideWho Knew a Track Jacket Could Be So Sexy?Nike's 30-Year-Old Air Max Goes Dark Knight ModeNike’s Eccentric Foamposite Tennis Crossover Is Ready to Serve Again