Jack Harlow is putting his own spin on the New Balance T500 with a new “Olmsted” colorway tied to parks in both Louisville and New York City. The name comes from Frederick Law Olmsted, the landscape architect behind Central Park and Prospect Park in New York, along with Cherokee Park in Louisville.

The Jack Harlow x New Balance T500 “Olmsted” comes dressed in brown from top to bottom. Soft, wrinkled leather covers the upper in a Black Coffee shade, while brown laces and a matching midsole keep the look simple. The tongue also drops the usual branding for a cleaner finish.

The idea has a personal connection for Harlow. He spent time at Cherokee Park growing up in Louisville and now spends time around Central Park and Prospect Park in New York. All three were designed by Olmsted, giving the shoe a link between where Harlow came from and where he lives today.

The Jack Harlow x New Balance T500 “Olmsted” will first release at a free pop-up at Cherokee Park in Louisville on August 28, 2026, at 3 PM. A wider release follows September 4 through New Balance. The shoe comes in unisex sizing and is priced at $130.

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