Mizuno will release the “WAVE RIDER 10 SBTG” on Friday, November 21, marking the brand’s first collaboration with SBTG (Mark Ong), the Singapore-born sneaker artist known worldwide for his military-infused, stencil-driven aesthetic. The partnership brings a new creative dimension to Mizuno’s performance-rooted craftsmanship.

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SBTG has long been recognized for a visual language shaped by skate, punk, and military culture, and his signature “Bones” motif has become synonymous with his custom creations. By merging this identity with Mizuno’s archival model, the WAVE RIDER 10, the collaboration produces a hybrid expression where technical construction meets contemporary sneaker art.

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The “WAVE RIDER 10 SBTG” features a monochromatic base accented with subtle camouflage nuances, combining synthetic leather and mesh to create depth across the upper. Stencil-style graphics and the iconic “Bones” pattern appear throughout the design, while a quick-lace system—unique to this collaborative model—adds functionality with a distinct visual impact.

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The pair is anchored in black and white, with Mizuno Sportstyle’s signature blue highlighting the heel. The result is a shoe that balances athletic structure with SBTG’s rebellious artistic edge, embodying a refined blend of craft and culture.

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Priced at ¥20,900, the model will be available in sizes ranging from 23.0 to 30.0 cm. Sales begin November 21 through Mizuno’s official online store, Mizuno retail locations, and select partners including BEAMS JAPAN, GR8, KITH TOKYO, mita sneakers, atmos, Styles, and other stockists.

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As a convergence of SBTG’s artistic sensibility and Mizuno’s technical heritage, the “WAVE RIDER 10 SBTG” stands as a notable collaboration linking Asian sneaker culture with the engineering precision of a Japanese brand.