The vibrant interplay of colors hints at sun-drenched Italian afternoons and effortless style – these sneakers are an invitation to embrace individuality with quiet confidence. Crafted to seamlessly integrate into a modern wardrobe, they offer a touch of playful sophistication without sacrificing timeless appeal. A subtle statement for those who appreciate detail and quality.
These Dolce & Gabbana NS1 sneakers effortlessly blend sporty comfort with high-fashion aesthetics, presenting a distinctive silhouette for the discerning individual. They are perfect for elevating casual looks and adding a spark of personality to everyday wear, embodying a sense of refined ease and bold self-expression. Makes every day feel a little more refined.
The Finer Points
- Italian Craftsmanship: Meticulously handcrafted in Italy, ensuring exceptional quality and attention to detail.
- Mixed Material Composition: A harmonious blend of cotton, leather, and suede creates a textural richness and visual depth.
- Lightweight Flexibility: Designed for all-day wear, these sneakers offer a responsive and comfortable feel.
- Signature Logo Accents: Subtle yet distinct logo detailing adds a touch of brand recognition without being ostentatious.
- Durable Rubber Sole: Provides reliable traction and long-lasting wear.
Designed For...
- For the fashion-forward individual who seeks unique pieces that express their personality.
- For those who appreciate understated luxury and impeccable craftsmanship.
- For the city dweller who values both style and comfort in their everyday attire.
- For anyone who understands that subtle details elevate an ensemble.
Craft & Composition
- Composition: 30% Cotton + 04% Elastane + 17% Polyamide + 22% Lambskin + 27% Calfskin
- Interior: 05% Elastane + 19% Polyamide + 23% Polyester + 02% Polyurethane + 30% Lambskin + 21% Goatskin
- Sole: Rubber
- Closure: Lace-up
- Details: Logo accents
- Origin: Made in Italy
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