District Vision and New Balance have reunited for a minimalist version of the 1080v15 running shoe, part of the 'High Performance Being, California 2026' campaign. The collection, fronted by NCAA record-holder Parker Valby, features earth-toned designs and performance accessories. It is available now through District Vision.
District Vision and New Balance announced their latest collaboration, emphasizing mindfulness and movement. The campaign, titled “High Performance Being, California 2026,” was photographed by Stevie Dance at Point Dume, California, with New Balance athlete Parker Valby as the face of the project. The release merges 1990s running aesthetics with modern engineering for outdoor performance. The centerpiece is the District Vision x New Balance 1080v15, offered in two monochromatic earth-toned colorways. It features a layered mesh upper with premium Clarino suede on the toebox and foxing overlays. The signature “N” logo appears as a woven textile cutout, supported by an Infinion foam midsole and durable rubber outsole. Complementing the shoe are the Takeyoshi Altitude Master photochromic sunglasses, with an 8-base frame and lenses that shift from clear to grey in varying light. Japanese-made wool running gloves, crafted from 90% wool-blend yarn with a windowed knit design, complete the capsule. The 1080v15 is available immediately via DistrictVision.com for $210 USD, with a global release on April 10, 2026, through New Balance. This launch precedes District Vision's first retail store opening in Los Angeles on May 1.
