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New Balance 2000 “Rose Sugar” Releases Fall 2025

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The New Balance 2000 silhouette is off to another fast start, and this fresh “Rose Sugar” colorway is sure to fuel the fire. Set to drop in Fall 2025, this playful color combination draws attention to the model’s early 2000s DNA.

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The New Balance 2000 “Rose Sugar” is built around a supple pink mesh upper with additional synthetic accents in rosy hues. White on white on white highlights with a silver-lined “N” logo provide a striking contrast. Bold ABZORB pods draw focus through their translucent finish, while burgundy midsoles and dark rubber outsoles complete the look.

The sneaker comes on the heels of recent 2000 sellouts such as the “Stillwater Blue” that also showcased nostalgic Y2K-era color schemes. The playful “Rose Sugar” colorblock is another winning combination that New Balance and sneakerheads are sure to enjoy. Blending performance tech with retro style, this 2000 release is a hot look for both the streets and the shelves.

The “Rose Sugar” NB 2000 sports premium materials and craftsmanship that make it feel right at home in the lifestyle market. It’s a versatile color that works for the street or with fall ensembles. The ABZORB sole unit promises an elevated level of bounce and comfort as well.

The New Balance 2000 “Rose Sugar” is set to drop on September 2025. The unisex silhouette is available in a range of sizes and will retail for $170 USD. Expect it to arrive at NewBalance.com and select retail stockists.

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New Balance 2000
Color: Rose Sugar/Monarch-Burgundy
Style Code: U2000PBC
Release Date: 2025
Price: $170

Mario Briguglio
Mario Briguglio
Founder and Editor in Chief. My passion for sneakers started at age 6 and now I've turned my passion into a profession. Favorite Kicks - Air Jordan 3 "Black Cement"

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