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Andrew Reynolds Turns New Balance Dad Shoes Into a Skater's Cup of Tea

Written by Morgan Smith in Sneakers

First, Andrew Reynolds turned New Balance's 993 dad shoe into a Numeric skate model. Now, he's making it every skater's cup of tea. Literally.

The latest version of Reynolds' signature skate shoe lands in this satisfying "Breakfast Tea" colorway. It features the usual suede-and-mesh uppers, plus ample padding and other skate-ready finishes. It's all washed in this tonal, bronze-ish brown color scheme, as if the skate shoe's been soaked in, well, tea.

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Actually, this New Balance Numeric 993 is very tea, as the kids might say. Translation: it looks very, very good.

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It's certainly another banger for the collection, which includes several solid colorways, from New Balance Grey looks to butterscotch-coded "Quicksand" versions. Really, that's part of what makes it so good. Plus, it brings the comfort of the 993 dad shoe to a board-ready model.

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And for those looking to cop the tea-flavored pairs, the Andrew Reynolds x Numeric 993 sneakers are now available on New Balance's website for $135.

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Morgan Smith

Morgan Smith is a style writer at Highsnobiety, born in Virginia and currently based out of New York. If it's a cool, new sneaker or super nice clothing item (or collection), Morgan has more than likely written about it. Morgan has worked in the fashion industry since 2018, writing for publications, managing social media, leading her own sneaker-focused platform, and interviewing fashion figures like Joe Freshgoods and Dapper Dan. Morgan's writing spans several topics, including runway show coverage and trend pieces. Sneakers, celebrity style, pop culture moments, and emerging fashion brands remain her faves. When Morgan isn't glued to her laptop, you can catch her binging the latest season of "Love is Blind" or obsessing over the new Rihanna 'fit that just dropped. By the way, Morgan interviewed the bad gal, too.

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