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Men's Leather trainers Redskins CALLIAS COGNAC MARINE
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Men's Leather trainers Redskins CALLIAS COGNAC MARINE
€99,00
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Men's Leather trainers Redskins CALLIAS COGNAC MARINE
Product Description
The CALLIAS COGNAC MARINE sneakers by Redskins combine elegance with casual style. Crafted from cowhide leather, they stand out with their warm cognac tone enhanced by navy blue accents – offering a bold, versatile look all year round.
The CALLIAS COGNAC MARINE sneakers by Redskins in detail
This low-cut model features clean lines and a timeless design. The supple, glossy cognac leather is stylishly contrasted by a white sole and navy blue inserts at the heel and tongue. The lace-up closure ensures a precise fit, while the rubber outsole provides excellent grip. Fully lined, these sneakers are built for lasting comfort throughout the day.
When and how to wear the CALLIAS COGNAC MARINE according to our experts?
These sneakers are ideal for both relaxed office outfits and weekend wear. Pair them with navy chinos and a white shirt for a casual-chic vibe, or with dark jeans and a sweatshirt for a more urban style. Their refined yet understated colour palette makes them easy to integrate into any modern man's wardrobe.
Caring for your leather
This product is made of cowhide leather. Whether thick and heavy or thin and light, cowhide is one of the most resistant.
Its maintenance simply involves using a cleansing milk or a delicate cream.
You will also need, as with the vast majority of leathers, to waterproof your leather once every 6 months, or more depending on its use, using a special leather aerosol product.
You You can find these products on our maintenance section
In all cases, remember to always test the application of a maintenance product on a non-visible surface of your product. Certain finishes or leather treatments may react differently from one product to another.
