K·SWISS 60th anniversary marks a return to the brand’s tennis roots with the KSRC special edition retro series, the company said in a statement.
K·SWISS 60th anniversary KSRC collection highlights
The KSRC retro series reworks signature elements from K·SWISS archive silhouettes, blending the 1960s tennis shoe profile, vintage athletic aesthetics, and modern streetwear cues for everyday wear and collectible appeal.
The collection marks K·SWISS 60th anniversary, pairing archival shapes with updated materials and finishes, the brand said. The company described the line as designed for both collectors and daily use.
Below are three of the most representative models in the KSRC lineup, each referencing a different chapter of K·SWISS history and tennis culture.
KSRC Classic 66
The KSRC Classic 66 pays direct tribute to the brand’s first all-leather tennis shoe introduced in 1966. It preserves the simple lines, leather upper, and the brand’s signature five-stripe detail to recreate the clean look of early tennis footwear.
The Classic 66 is presented as an emblem of K·SWISS history and tennis heritage, and the company said it was updated with contemporary comfort features while keeping the original silhouette intact.
KSRC Before The Classic
KSRC Before The Classic brings a stronger vintage mood, built in midnight blue velvet and scaled to classic tennis shoe proportions. The model translates court-era details into a version meant for urban outfits, working equally well with jeans or casual separates.
K·SWISS said Before The Classic emphasizes understated texture and a refined retro spirit, intended to pair with modern streetwear while recalling early court style.
KSRC Konejo
The KSRC Konejo draws on early 2000s sneaker design, adding layered lines and mixed-material panels for a more textured, retro streetwear look. Compared with the traditional minimalist tennis shape, Konejo uses richer detailing to create a multi dimensional profile.
Together the three models show how the KSRC series marks K·SWISS 60th anniversary by connecting the brand’s tennis heritage to contemporary styling, the company said. The launch continues K·SWISS efforts to celebrate its archive while offering wardrobe friendly options for today.
Pricing and regional availability were not disclosed in the statement.