Hed Mayner’s Reebok LTD collaborations somehow keep getting bigger. Only just after the Karl Lagerfeld Prize-winner introduced his hugest Reebok sneaker to date, Mayner somehow goes even larger, doubling down on sporty wearables and sneakers while revising his massive Reebok footprint.
The latest Reebok LTD collab debuted as part of Mayner’s typically exquisite Spring/Summer 2025 collection, which expounded further upon the designer’s signature quad-XL blazers and draping trousers, even mutating his signature washed-out carrot-cut dad jeans into zip-away jorts.
His big time Reebok LTD sportswear fit in so neatly as to perfectly flow with the already flow-tastic silhouettes key to the Hed Mayner silhouette.
Mayner’s blown-up Reebok track suits return in their deliciously billowy form, again cut from crispy wind-fighting nylon and envisioned as ’80s-era sportswear stretched into a immense tapestry of wrinkly texture.
Likewise, Mayner’s cargo-pocketed thigh-length vest is only slightly retooled, the shape comparable to the previous fisherman-style iteration but streamlined with fewer and larger zippered pockets. Its shape has also been softened, as the garment is now cut from a neoprene-style foam.
But all the real action is again underfoot.
Mayner’s revisited Reebok Classic sneaker is a bit less breezy than his first stabs at the sneaker, which ranged from hand-crushed leather to rotated sandal shoes, though it’s still amply soft.
Cut from an exposed foam similar to the vest, this is Hed Mayner x Reebok at its most approachable.
But for the purists (or not), Mayner’s Blacktop is back in all its gargantuan glory, a massive ’90s basketball shoe reimagined as a heavyweight high-top that might be the only shoe ever made that’s capable of keeping up with Mayner’s generous hems.
This is the beauty of the Reebok LTD project on full display, an examination of signature Reebok shapes made luxe, sumptuous, and surprisingly stylish by some of fashion’s most forward-looking designers.