OriginalGrand Wingtip
The comfort footwear brand is releasing an updated take on its popular blended sneaker and dress shoe.
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Detail of the Logic Colorway
Image Credit: Courtesy A decade after launching its ZeroGrand line, the label is adding a streetwear spin to its OriginalGrand Wingtip through a partnership with Japanese-American sneaker seller Atmos.
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OriginalGrand Wingtip in Instinct
Image Credit: Courtesy The “Instinct” colorway features an electric blue midsole that references Atmos’ branding, and an upper made from a patchwork of tiger, leopard and zebra prints.
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Detail of the Instinct Colorway
Image Credit: Courtesy “I came to them with a whole range of concepts and ideas of how we could infuse and reveal these animal prints into the classic design,” Atmos USA creative director Kelton Bumgarner said.
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Vionic Rejuvenate Sandal
Image Credit: Vionic Supportive men’s and women’s footwear brand Vionic has debuted a sandal capsule designed specifically for sports recovery.
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Rejuvenate Upper
Image Credit: Vionic The Rejuvenate and Restore styles feature dual-density cushioning across three zones of foot and arch support, the company said, making them ideal for after-sport, post-surgery or long days of standing.
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Vionic Restore Sandal
Image Credit: Vionic The Restore has a toe post like a traditional flip flop. Available in both women’s and men’s sizing, the shoes retail for $79.95 and come in black, charcoal, teal and coral color ways.
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Restore Upper
Image Credit: Vionic The recovery sandals rely on a stacked, dual-density midsole for support.
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The Athlete’s Foot
Image Credit: Arklyz Arklyz said it will operate Shoe City and TAF as a single organization, with the intention of further scaling both retail franchises and widening the firm’s footprint.
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Shoe City’s First Store, 1949
Image Credit: Arklyz The first Shoe City store, opened in Baltimore in 1949 by Earl Freedman and Israel Freedman.