Marc Jacobs has officially entered the sleek recovery sneaker space with the launch of the 72 Spring Sneaker, a low-profile running-inspired silhouette poised to lead the brand’s Fall 2025 collection.
The sneaker stands out with its retro court-shell silhouette, combining breathable mesh with suede overlays for depth and texture. It’s anchored by a custom dual-density foam insole and finished with an 8mm front to 10mm heel drop, delivering sneakers that prioritize both style and comfort.
Available in four distinct material stories, the 72 Spring comes in mesh with suede inserts, tonal suede, stitched faux-leather, and a distressed denim version with frayed stitching. Colorways range from playful (daisy yellow multi, raspberry pink multi) to refined (black, white, caramel suede), offering versatile styling options for everyday wear.
Collaborating with London-based design studio Areté, Marc Jacobs crafted a sneaker that merges aesthetics with function, making it a wardrobe staple across fashion-forward daily routines. The silhouette offers a contrast to previous chunky designs, like the Lazy Runner or Jogger, with a more refined and wearable structure.
Priced at US$225, the 72 Spring is available now via marcjacobs.com and select boutiques worldwide. It arrives at the tail-end of a broader trend in minimalist sneakers, from brands like Miu Miu and Loewe, reinventing retro styling for a modern context.