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Red Wing Rover Boots

Red Wing Heritage is one of the most recognized names in quality boots. Their latest offering is a re-imagined version of their iconic Rover work boot silhouette, a style that´s named after the machine operators from early 20th century cotton mills. The result is a rugged, badass boot with a lightweight, ridiculously comfy upgrade - a cushy crepe sole for superior comfort and traction underfoot. Crafted in the USA from copper rough and tough leathers, this timeless boot is built for comfort and will only look better with age.



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Adidas Terrex Skychaser x Livestock - Image

Adidas Terrex Skychaser x Livestock

Adidas has teamed up with Livestock for this special edition take on the Terrex Skychaser trail ready runner. The winter-ready silhouette with vintage style cues from the 90s, is built with premium materials and elevated technical elements, it features supple premium suede paneling throughout its upper, as well as dellinger web details taken from high performance sneakers of the past. The collaborative offering sits on a lightweight midsole with Boost cushioning, an...
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ETQ Amsterdam Footwear

ETQ Amsterdam hits all the right notes with a new range of spring-ready footwear this season. Their approach is clean, luxurious and minimal, and their footwear is styled to give the refined, clean-cut look, with only the label’s square branding at the heel for detail...
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NIKE AIR VORTEX VINTAGE

Return of a classic... the Nike Air Vortex originally launched back in 1985, they were a huge hit with runners in the 80s. The timeless shoe is now back with an updated version and a vintage treatment. We love these two colorways stocked by our favorite Swedish online store "Tres Bien Shop", but be aware, this edition comes in limited numbers. You can get a similar version in the US at Amazon ...
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