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Kith and New Balance are scheduled to release the 2011 “Monuments” collection on Nov. 9, according to Hypebeast’s report. The three colorways draw on New York City landmarks and use a Kith-developed layered upper over an ABZORB midsole; prices and SKU details have not been announced in the source.
Kith and New Balance are set to release the 2011 “Monuments” collection on Nov. 9, with three colorways tied to New York City landmarks. The release gives the Kith-designed silhouette a city-focused theme and is listed for sale through Kith, although the report does not provide a confirmed price or product SKU.
The collection includes Maroon/Atomic Yellow, Amazon/Lilac and Princess Blue/Silver versions. Hypebeast describes each as a tribute to a recognizable New York City landmark, but its report does not identify a specific monument for each shoe. All three pairs are described as arriving in “New York to the World” packaging, with a custom sockliner and an additional set of laces.
The shared construction pairs a layered, multi-piece upper developed for the 2011 with an ABZORB midsole originally made for the New Balance 2002. According to Hypebeast, Kith built the upper from the ground up rather than adapting an existing New Balance last. The report presents the cushioning platform as the familiar element beneath a construction specific to this model.
The individual pairs use different materials and detailing. Maroon/Atomic Yellow combines perforated nubuck and leather overlays with quilted stitching, a debossed 2011 heel graphic and silver-flecked laces. Amazon/Lilac uses suede underlays and perforated suede overlays, with reflective N logos. Princess Blue/Silver has a mesh base, suede overlays and orange accents at the eyelets, logos and heel. Each also carries Kith and New Balance branding, with 2011 markings placed at different points on the shoes.
A New York Theme Across Three Colorways
The release connects a sneaker collaboration to Kith’s New York identity through both its theme and packaging. That framing gives the collection a clear place within the retailer’s ongoing relationship with New Balance, while the three material and color treatments offer distinct versions of the same design. For shoppers, the practical news is a listed release date and retailer, alongside a set of product details that may help distinguish the pairs.
The construction also gives the 2011 a separate identity from a simple recoloring of an existing New Balance model. Hypebeast reports that the upper was created specifically for the silhouette, while the midsole comes from the 2002. That division between a new upper and an established cushioning unit is central to how the collaboration is described; the report does not provide independent performance testing or wearer assessments.
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The 2011’s Kith Anniversary Link
The 2011 silhouette appeared earlier in the year as part of Kith’s 15-year anniversary releases, according to Hypebeast. The model’s name refers to 2011, the year Kith opened, giving the sneaker a direct connection to the retailer’s history. The “Monuments” collection extends that link by drawing on New York landmarks rather than relying only on the anniversary reference.
Hypebeast also connects the Maroon/Atomic Yellow pair to a Ronnie Fieg for New Balance 530 released at Kith in 2014. The new version revisits that earlier color reference, but the report describes the 2011’s construction and details separately. The collection is presented as three colorways sharing one silhouette, not as three different shoe models.
““New York to the World””
— Hypebeast, describing the collection
Price, SKU and Landmark Pairings
The report lists the MSRP and SKU as TBC, so neither the retail price nor product codes are confirmed there. It identifies Nov. 9 as the release date and Kith as the place to buy, but does not specify a release time, whether sales will be online or in stores, or whether other retailers will carry the shoes.
Although the collection is said to salute New York landmarks, the source does not map individual landmarks to individual colorways or explain the design references behind each palette. It also provides no production quantities, international availability details or confirmation about possible restocks. Those points should not be treated as settled based on the information available in the report.
Release Details Buyers Can Watch
The next confirmed milestone in the source is the Nov. 9 release date. Buyers should check Kith’s official product listings for final pricing, SKU information, sale timing and any changes to availability. Hypebeast lists Kith as the retailer, but additional sales channels are not specified in the report.
Further product information may clarify the landmark references and whether the collection will be available in more markets. Until those details are published, the confirmed picture is limited to three named colorways, shared construction and packaging details, and the date and retailer reported by Hypebeast.
Key Questions
When does the Kith x New Balance 2011 “Monuments” collection release?
Hypebeast lists November 9, 2026 as the release date. A specific launch time is not provided in the report.
What colorways are included?
The three reported colorways are Maroon/Atomic Yellow, Amazon/Lilac and Princess Blue/Silver.
Where will the sneakers be sold?
The report lists Kith as the place to buy. It does not confirm whether other retailers or sales channels will be involved.
How much will the shoes cost?
The source lists the MSRP as TBC, meaning a confirmed retail price was not available in the report.
Which New York landmarks inspired each pair?
The collection is described as paying tribute to recognizable New York City landmarks, but the source does not name the landmark associated with each colorway.
Source: hypebeast.com
