Mizuno Sportstyle has returned with the Wave Mujin LS GTX x Maharishi, marking a third collaboration between the Japanese performance brand and the London-based fashion label. This latest iteration builds on the success of previous drops, combining Mizuno’s technical expertise in performance footwear with Maharishi’s heritage-led approach to design. Retailing at €220, the Wave Mujin LS GTX x Maharishi is positioned as a high-performance trail shoe.
A Refined Iteration For FW25
Following the release of the summer 2025 predecessor, this edition of the Wave Mujin LS GTX introduces a subtle yet impactful redesign. The bold orange accents are replaced by a muted olive jacquard weave. The outsole has been reimagined with white Vibram rubber to enhance traction and complement the tonal upper. Reflective details are seen throughout the pair. The Mujin offers three lacing options, for more creative options. Then there are small, but thoughtful touches like the dual-branded custom insoles to highlight the partnership.
Maharishi, Design With Purpose
Founded in 1994 by Hardy Blechman, Maharishi has become synonymous with sustainable, durable, and function-driven design. The brand draws inspiration from both Eastern and Western artistic traditions, merging nature, history, and culture into their designs while still being environmentally conscious about production. The brand constantly used hemp, organic cotton, and upcycled military fabrics, and pairs those with innovative design solutions. They also offer a free lifetime repair service, this underlines their commitment to quality and sustainability.
The Wave Mujin GTX Where Performance Meets Style
The Mizuno Wave Mujin LS GTX is equipped with a Gore-Tex membrane for waterproof protection in the unpredictable conditions, while the Vibram outsole ensures stability and tractions across terrains. Then there’s the reflective detailing making sure you’re visible in dark areas, a nod to what the shoe was originally created for. Mizuno is known to integrate technical innovations in their products. This stretches back to 1906, when brothers Rihachi and Rizo founded the company in Osaka, Japan. Since then, Mizuno has consistently pushed boundaries in every sector.
