Add a Low-Key Touch of Pastel Pink to Your Collection With These Onitsuka Tigers

(SPOT.ph) The thing about Onitsuka Tiger's classic Mexico 66 is that it lives up to its timelessness. The countless iterations and head-turning colorways of the Japanese brand's classic silhouettes have managed to stay fresh somehow, so much so that you, dear Spotter, probably have at least a few versions of the Mexico 66 chilling in your wardrobe. We don't blame you (*whispers* because we're guilty too). It's impossible to resist not getting all of them. But if we were to choose at least one to keep forever, it has to be these neat-looking, white-colored Onitsuka Tiger sneaks with pale pastel pink accents we spotted on their website.

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These Onitsuka Tiger Mexico 66 pairs exist.

Yep, we're at it again. If you've been following us, chances are you've also seen and been charmed by the pretty and shiny as well as the muted pink slip-on versions of the Mexico 66. We saw how you like the pinks. So here another one to add to your list. We're sorry (not).

This time, however, the pink touch comes in a far more subtle manner. Not on side-stripes like the previous ones we've mentioned, but only in touches on its heel flap and stripes behind the shoe, plus the brand label on the footbed. There's a little hint of the color on the midsole, too. Other than that, majority is clean (we won't guarantee this after years of using, though) white. It's perfect if you want it white, but not all white. IYKWIM. 

We also spotted other soft colorways such as cream and green; and darker ones like beet juice, peacoat, and velvet pine.

Check out the other colorways:

These pretty Mexico 66 pairs retail for P7,190. No details yet if they're available now in-stores, but we're keeping tabs with you. 

For more information, check out Onitsuka Tiger's Facebook page.

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