Hoka and the Italian fashion house Marni have announced a second collaboration, the Clifton Marni, a reworked version of the Clifton 11 daily trainer. It follows the first joint shoe from the two brands in 2025. The new model goes on sale worldwide on 12 November through Marni’s e-commerce platform and stores, before launching through Hoka and selected international retailers on 13 November.
Underneath the styling, the shoe keeps the Clifton’s familiar running platform. The upper is engineered mesh and the midsole is compression-moulded EVA foam, with Hoka’s MetaRocker geometry and the rearfoot-focused Active Foot Frame carried over. Pricing was not stated in the announcement.
The Marni-specific touches are decorative rather than functional. These include a custom checked insole, metal lace hardware, reflective accents and a 3D silicone print, in a colourway of orange, white and black. The shoe is supplied with two extra sets of laces to allow customisation.
The release is supported by a campaign titled “Every Day Is a Marathon”, which focuses on movement in everyday life, from morning routines to the office and the street. That positioning reflects the way lifestyle collaborations of this kind are aimed as much at daily wear as at training.
The launch arrives in a busy autumn for the footwear market, which has been dominated by race-day shoes from Adidas, Nike, Puma, Reebok and Saucony. A Clifton collaboration sits at the opposite end of that spectrum: a cushioned everyday trainer in a fashion-led finish rather than a performance product for race day.