#footwear

#footwear

Won't you be my neighbor? Not unless you're wearing the new Sperry x Todd Snyder CVO Sneakers. The longtime partners just released a batch of cheerily colored, deck-style sneakers that are modeled after Fred Rogers's signature pair from Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, perfect for casual summer escapades. (They'll also probably align your moral compass or bring you childlike wonder or something.) Similarly offered in the collection is Rogers's iconic red cardigan, although that's getting a bit into costume territory.

Brunch's Summer Suede catalog includes slip-ons that look like the comfier version of a Sperry. Very mule forward, leather ties and easy wear make these pairs ideal to stock up on now.

The OluKai x SPAM® Collection features two distinct designs-each telling a story of flavors and traditions. The Musubi Edition is a direct homage to the layers of SPAM® musubi, incorporating textured strap details and color-blocking that reflects the delicious components: rice, nori, and the iconic SPAM® slice.

Parents have been led to believe that fitting shoes is simple and can be done at home, when the reality is that do-it-yourself shoe fitting is potentially causing long-term damage to their child's feet.

The standout from the newest iteration of Cloudmonsters, the LightSpray Cloudmonster 3 Hyper, is a model that many may not have encountered yet, showcasing On's innovative designs.

Sabahs are made entirely by hand from 100% leather in either Texas or Turkey—two regions with distinct yet deeply rooted relationships to the material. The result is a shoe that varies subtly from pair to pair, even within the same size.

"Converse's issue is that it is iconic and it has not been able to shift and morph the consumer's impression of the brand enough to allow for SKU expansion," said Yates Jarvis, founder and principal of the e-commerce agency 2 Visions.

The supportive high drop Cloudnova 2s are down from $170 to $115, making them an excellent choice for serious runners looking for quality at a discount.

If you love the clean lines, rich textures, polished finishes, and elevated functionality that often comes with luxury products, you'll be glad to know that it can all be had for much less than you'd expect. Case in point? These bougie things with that same expensive vibe are actually cheap as hell. They look and feel so good, you'll actually want to show them off.

Paris is a city designed for strolling, with its grand boulevards, photogenic buildings, and hundreds of beautifully manicured parks. My biggest mistake on my first trip to Paris? I packed the wrong footwear. I visited in late May and brought an overstuffed suitcase of strappy sandals and heels. After a day of rain (leading to chafing and blisters), I popped into a few shops in the Marais and purchased comfortable sneakers and ankle boots that I wore on repeat for the rest of the trip.

Few things in my wardrobe get more use than house shoes. For the past few years, my one and only pair was the Crocs Mellow Recovery Slide, an ultra-cushy slip-on that dissipates aches and pains. But for all the praise I'll heap upon them, they're missing one thing I need most of the year as a New York resident: warmth. Their EVA material doesn't exactly scream "cozy," and they don't play well with thick socks.

The high street fashion group has acquired the Russell & Bromley brand, three of its 36 standalone stores and a tranche of existing stock, for which it is paying a further £1.3 million. The remaining 33 stores, along with nine concession outlets employing around 400 people, are not included in the transaction and are now under review by administrators. Administrators Interpath said the non-acquired stores would continue trading for now while options are explored, including potential closures or further sales.

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Flip-flops and open-toe shoes might be comfy, but they're a terrible idea on a plane.

The intersection of craftsmanship and culture takes on a new meaning this season as Flower Mountain and Raised by Wolves come together for a striking Fall/Winter 2025 collaboration. Merging Japanese precision with Canadian grit, this partnership fuses outdoor functionality with elevated streetwear design, resulting in a collection that feels both refined and raw. The capsule includes three limited-edition sneakers and a tightly curated apparel range-crafted for those who move seamlessly between city streets and rugged terrains.

These have an almond toe. Those have a rounded toe. These have eight pairs of eyelets and a Vibram sole. Those have twelve pairs of eyelets and a leather sole. These are suède. Those are also suède, but the nap runs north-south rather than east-west. These are waterproof. Those are . . . also waterproof. No, wait, neither is waterproof. That other pair of black boots is the waterproof pair.

When it comes to New York City fashion, certain pieces are stitched into the cultural fabric - Timberland boots and TELFAR bags are two of them. Each represents a different era of NYC style: Timberland's rugged durability mirrors the city's grit, while TELFAR's signature Shopping Bag symbolizes accessibility, inclusivity, and contemporary cool. This Fall, the two powerhouses have joined forces to release a collaboration that perfectly captures the essence of modern New York - bold, functional, and unmistakably stylish.

True to its name, the "Cinnamon Cow Print" makes the most of its material mix. A warm brown mesh base forms the foundation, balancing breathability with subtle texture.

Allbirds aims to revitalize its brand with the Remix collection, made entirely from waste materials, including landfill-bound clothing and old shoe scraps.

Snoafers, a blend of sneakers and loafers, have gained popularity among younger consumers, selling above retail prices on platforms like StockX.