Suede VTG The NeverWorn II Sneakers in Navy/Light Straw, Size 7, Textile by PUMA Shoes.
Inspired by designs from decades past, the NeverWorn collection delves into the PUMA archives, taking retro styles and transforming them for today's collectors. The Suede hit the scene in 1968 and has been changing the game ever since. From Tommie Smith's protest on the victory stand during the 1968 Mexico City games to b-boy crews in NYC adopting the shoe in the 1980s, it's been worn by the icons of every generation. This version keeps the model as close to the OG as possible and includes a shorter vamp, no SUEDE logo on the quarter and a raw-edge tongue construction. There are also some glue-stains and an aged-looking midsole for some character.FEATURES & BENEFITSPUMA's leather products support responsible manufacturing via the Leather Working Group. www.leatherworkinggroup.comDETAILSHairy suede upperHairy suede FormstripFoilprinted PUMA branding on quarter and heelHairy suede tongueGlue stains on the upperAged-looking midsoleMesh socklinerRubber outsole | Suede VTG The NeverWorn II Sneakers in Navy/Light Straw, Size 7, Textile by PUMA
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