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Clae Strayhorn Mid-top Shoe | Image

Clae Strayhorn Mid-top Shoe
The Clae Strayhorn low cut boot is like a brother to the Ellington shoe(shown here previously). It´s a very basic and simple form but with great confidence in shape and function. It comes in four different color schemes, but we especially like the umber suede with the red sole. You can buy these at Clae and retailers.



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VANS MONO LEATHER ERA DECON CA - Image

VANS MONO LEATHER ERA DECON CA
New from California footwear brand Vans is the sleek Era Decon CA in mono leather and a monochromatic color scheme. Available in either black or grey, the minimalist sneaker features a full grain nubuck upper, a knurled rubber heel cap, waxed, flat cotton laces and a pigskin Vans label. A plush synthetic suede lining equips both colorways with walking comfort fit. via...
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HOKA CLIFTON EDGE RUNNING SHOE - Image

HOKA CLIFTON EDGE RUNNING SHOE
Nike and Adidas rival Hoka One One released back in March one of this year’s most interesting running shoes to date - the TenNine. Now the company is bringing that same concept to its new pavement-friendly shoe. The Clifton Edge is a running shoe designed to comfortably go for miles and miles, balancing responsive cushioning with the brands softest foam to date. Details include an early-stage Meta-Rocker for a more responsive feel, lightweight, high-resiliency foa...
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Clae Zuma Sneaker - Image

Clae Zuma Sneaker
Clae returns for AW25 with fresh colorways of the Zuma sneaker, a modern runner that effortlessly blends premium craftsmanship with everyday wearability. Known for its refined aesthetic, the Zuma brings together a mix of suede, leather, and recycled mesh, striking the right balance between breathability, durability, and elevated style. Inside, comfort takes center stage with a soft neoprene and recycled polyester lining tha...
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