Fashion Sneakers

Ben Sherman Men’s Chandler Lo Sneaker Review

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Ben Sherman Men's Chandler Lo Sneaker

  • 100% Textile
  • Imported
  • Synthetic sole
  • Shaft measures approximately low-top from arch
  • Soft printed fabric lining with padded insole
  • Durable & flexible outsole
  • Long eyelet row lace system
  • Ben Sherman logo detail on the tongue & heel

Athletic inspired casual sneaker

Started in 1963, Ben Sherman has progressed from its original roots as a status shirt brand into a complete lifestyle brand. The Mod movement adopted Ben Sherman as its style trademark in the 60s and the brand still epitomizes everything a teenager aspires to be — stylish, smart, tough, streetwise, good-looking and popular.

Fred Perry Men’s Spencer Canvas Fashion Sneaker Review

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Fred Perry Men's Spencer Canvas Fashion Sneaker

  • 100% Textile
  • Imported
  • Rubber sole
  • Classic low-top sneaker featuring blind eyelets and embroidered logo at quarterpanel

The spencer is a shoe inspired by fred, and the glory days of his championship wins. this edition has the classically crisp and functional tennis shoe outline, with a low profile lace-to-toe upper in canvas and leather lace panels. made with a chunky hard wearing rubber sole unit, and padded collar for extra flexibility and comfort. finished with fred’s 1952 signature branding on the tongue, tonal embroidered laurel wreath and perforated detail to back.

Three-time Wimbledon and Davis Cup winner Fred Perry began his illustrious sportswear career in the late 1940s when he was approached to design a sweatband bearing his own name. More than 50 years later, Fred Perry and laurel wreath logo are synonymous with fashion-foward clothing and footwear, both on the court and off.

Diesel Men’s S-Kwaartzz Fashion Sneaker Review

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Diesel Men's S-Kwaartzz Fashion Sneaker

  • 100% Cow Leather
  • Imported
  • Rubber sole
  • High-top sneaker featuring lace-up vamp and vulcanized sole with graphic featuring map of Venice
  • Logoed tongue

Model: Y01217 P0730 H4585, Color: Blacks, Style: Sneakers, Material: Leather/Textile, Closure Type – [ Shoes ]: Lace-Up, Seasons of the product: Autumn-Winter, Outer Material Type – [Shoes]: Leather, Base Name: S-Kwaartzz, Store SKU: #23178

Diesel has long been a leading pioneer in denim and casual fashion, known for moving outside and ahead of trends in its industry. Renzo Rosso created the Diesel brand in 1978, choosing the name because it is easy to understand, pronounced the same way around the world, and has a rugged feel about it; at that time, diesel was also considered an “alternative energy” so it was representative of an alternative taste in casual wear. While always retaining its DNA, in recent years Diesel has evolved into the world of premium casual wear, becoming a true alternative to the established luxury market. Diesel thrives on change: it produces no less than 3,000 new products each season and each one derives from a process of enormous creative freedom, thus ensuring constant innovation.

Diesel Men’s Onice Review

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Diesel Men's Onice

  • 65% Cow Leather/35% Cotton
  • Imported
  • Rubber sole
  • Coated velvet and leather Handmade stitched and treated sole Removable leather sock liner

Coated velvet and leather Handmade stitched and treated sole Removable leather sock liner

Diesel has long been a leading pioneer in denim and casual fashion, known for moving outside and ahead of trends in its industry. Renzo Rosso created the Diesel brand in 1978, choosing the name because it is easy to understand, pronounced the same way around the world, and has a rugged feel about it; at that time, diesel was also considered an “alternative energy” so it was representative of an alternative taste in casual wear. While always retaining its DNA, in recent years Diesel has evolved into the world of premium casual wear, becoming a true alternative to the established luxury market. Diesel thrives on change: it produces no less than 3,000 new products each season and each one derives from a process of enormous creative freedom, thus ensuring constant innovation.

Diesel Men’s LOWDAY Review

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Diesel Men's LOWDAY

  • 100% Canvas
  • Rubber sole

Rock a hip, vintage look with the Lowday sneaker from Diesel. The wraparound rubber sole delivers an old school vibe while the breathable canvas upper keeps your cool on the hot city streets. Sleek and low-profile, this is an admirable addition to your shoe closet.

Diesel has long been a leading pioneer in denim and casual fashion, known for moving outside and ahead of trends in its industry. Renzo Rosso created the Diesel brand in 1978, choosing the name because it is easy to understand, pronounced the same way around the world, and has a rugged feel about it; at that time, diesel was also considered an “alternative energy” so it was representative of an alternative taste in casual wear. While always retaining its DNA, in recent years Diesel has evolved into the world of premium casual wear, becoming a true alternative to the established luxury market. Diesel thrives on change: it produces no less than 3,000 new products each season and each one derives from a process of enormous creative freedom, thus ensuring constant innovation.

Bruno Magli Men’s Vizzi Fashion Sneaker Review

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Bruno Magli Men's Vizzi Fashion Sneaker

  • 100% Leather
  • Imported
  • Rubber sole
  • Shaft measures approximately 5″ from arch
  • Removable insole

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Bruno Magli was founded in Bologna, Italy, in the 1930s when three siblings, Marino, Maria and Bruno Magli were taught the art of shoemaking by their grandfather in a small basement. In 1936, the siblings transformed their basement factory into a small business, otherwise known as The Magli Shoe Factory. Propelled by the “Made in Italy” craze, the brand quickly became a leader in design, fabrication and commercialization of high-quality fashion shoes, as well as a major competitor in the Italian footwear market. In 1968, headed by the second generation of the Magli family, Bruno Magli moved to its current headquarters in Bologna. Bruno Magli has since successfully maintained its position as a leader in the footwear industry by retaining the traditional values that have made it the prestigious Italian luxury brand since the 1930s.

Ted Baker Men’s Minem Sneaker Review

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Ted Baker Men's Minem Sneaker

  • 100% Wool Textile
  • Imported
  • Rubber sole
  • Low-top fashion sneaker in color-blocked mixed textures featuring Ted Baker logo lace plaque
  • Reflective stripe with contrast stitching at heel

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From the beginning Ted has had a very clear, unswerving, focus on quality, attention to detail, and a quirky sense of humour. In fact, the first Ted Baker stores used to provide a laundry service for every shirt purchased–something that gained the quickly growing brand the title of “No Ordinary Designer Label.” Everything produced under the Ted Baker name has his personality woven into its very heart. As you would expect from Ted, the approach to marketing the brand remains the same as it was from day one, primarily by word of mouth and out-of-the-ordinary marketing. What other brand would give away Paxo stuffing at Christmas, a can of chocolate bunny hotpot for Easter, or even special World-Cup 2006 football cards? Ted Baker remains one of the only brands to be built into an international designer label without an advertising campaign. Ted Baker is “the best kept secret in the industry.”

Diesel Men’s Remmi-V S-Furyy Sneaker Review

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Diesel Men's Remmi-V S-Furyy Sneaker

  • Leather
  • Imported
  • Synthetic sole
  • Shaft measures approximately low-top from arch
  • Mixed material upper
  • Low profile outsole

Diesel Remy-V S-Fury low top athleisure style sneaker with a leather, suede, pu, and mesh upper and low profile outsole.

Diesel has long been a leading pioneer in denim and casual fashion, known for moving outside and ahead of trends in its industry. Renzo Rosso created the Diesel brand in 1978, choosing the name because it is easy to understand, pronounced the same way around the world, and has a rugged feel about it; at that time, diesel was also considered an “alternative energy” so it was representative of an alternative taste in casual wear. While always retaining its DNA, in recent years Diesel has evolved into the world of premium casual wear, becoming a true alternative to the established luxury market. Diesel thrives on change: it produces no less than 3, 000 new products each season and each one derives from a process of enormous creative freedom, thus ensuring constant innovation.

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