Reebok LTD gave an early look at its Spring/Summer 2027 lineup during Paris Fashion Week, bringing back several archival models while continuing to push its more experimental designs.
The biggest reveal was the return of the Reebok DMX Daytona. Designed by Christian Tresser in the mid-1990s, the cross-trainer is often linked to his later work on the Nike Air Max 97. Reebok previewed the model in several directions, including metallic bronze and cobalt finishes, understated blue and beige suede options, and a light blue, brown, and yellow colorway.
The DMX Daytona also appears beyond its original sneaker form. Its sole unit has been paired with boat shoe and moccasin-style uppers, giving the retro performance design a more fashion-driven look.
Reebok applied a similar approach to the Premier LTD. Slip-on moc versions were shown in pink and grey, teal and burgundy, and a loud mix of purple, yellow, and green. Another variation keeps part of the traditional lacing system while adding circular brushed-metal cages along the sides.
More familiar versions of the Premier LTD were also included in the presentation, along with the Reebok Mostro in a steel, red, and gum color scheme. The Hammer and Club C LTD rounded out the preview with cleaner palettes and upgraded materials.
The Reebok LTD Spring/Summer 2027 Collection is expected to release during the first half of 2027. Exact launch dates, pricing, and availability have not yet been announced.
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