Footwear
From a camo Knu Skool to a fleece set printed with SZA’s own workwear jacket, the collection rounds out with footwear and apparel built around her personal style.
Built for the wet season without sacrificing the Originals silhouette.
From avant-garde elevated loafers to technical trail runners and archival soccer silhouettes, Tokyo street style delivered high-end versatility.
Their first-ever collaboration reimagines The North Face’s technical runner with a 2-way design that can be worn with or without laces.
The graphic mixes fish-radical characters, a kanji rendering of “all star” and hand-drawn stars, arriving in a new navy and white makeup.
Contrasting neon yellow outsoles and zig-zagging side stabilizers bring a dynamic visual polish to the high-performance build.
The FW26 collaboration prints the artist’s late ‘70s and early ‘80s works across white and black derbies built on the brand’s traditional 1353 last.
Full leather lining, black-coated hardware and a single red contrast lace define the latest colorway of the ongoing collaboration.
Finished head to toe in a “Steel Gray” tone with a heel logo, the debut collaboration aims squarely at the line between city and trail.
Arriving September 10 in eight monochromatic colorways with streamlined lambskin uppers.
Perforated nubuck uppers and waterproof linings ensure complete weather protection without sacrificing iconic design lines.
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