Shoes
Winter selects by Footpatrol
November 15, 2022
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Winter is all about layering and stocking up on footwear that can support you through the elements – not to worry though, our Winter Selects will have you covered till spring.
Nike SFB 6" NSW Leather Boot
£135.00
- Making its comeback to the inclement weather conditions, the Nike SF 6 delivers an innovative take on the winter boot - blending sneaker function with hardwearing comfortability - this guise arrives in an understated 'Mushroom' palette. Upper wise, the fit is readied in a water resistant nubuck upper that tackles off any rain, sleet, and snow during those wintry strolls. Brand labelling comes in subtle tonal details accented to the lower laterals, coupled with a multipatterned lugged sole that secures your stride on a variety of outdoor terrain. | 862507-201
- In collaboration with A-COLD-WALL, Converse combines Samuel Ross's abstract designs with classic hardwood style in the latest addition of the Chuck 70s. Taking artistic cues through its minimal canvas body coupled with reflective film print embellished on the lateral side. A loop back heel allows you to pull the fit on and off with ease, while translucent foxing outskirts the midsole - adding that extra depth to this futuristic aesthetic. To finish, a durable rubber sole keeps you sturdy on those everyday strolls, while signature co-branding celebrates this long serving partnership.
Nike SFB 6" NSW Leather Boot
£135.00
- Making its comeback to the inclement weather conditions, the Nike SF 6" Leather Boot delivers an innovative take on the winter boot - blending sneaker function with hardwearing comfortability - this guise arrives in a 'Black/Light Taupe' colour scheme. With the uppers readied in a water apt nubuck upper, tackling off the rain, sleet, and snow during those wintery strolls - backing you up with the durability that you need on any terrain. Brand labelling comes in subtle tonal details accented to the lower laterals, while the multipatterned 'Taupe' lugged sole that secures your stride on a variety of outdoor surfaces.
- In collaboration with A-COLD-WALL, Converse combines Samuel Ross's abstract designs with classic hardwood style in the latest addition of the Chuck 70s. Taking artistic cues through its grey and silver canvas body coupled with reflective film print embellished on the lateral side. A loop back heel allows you to pull the fit on and off with ease, while translucent foxing outskirts the midsole - adding that extra depth to this futuristic aesthetic. To finish, a durable rubber sole keeps you sturdy on those everyday strolls, while signature co-branding celebrates this long serving partnership. |
Jordan Air 5 GORE-TEX Women's
£190.00
- Jordan has - quite simply - had an amazing year so far, and this Air Jordan 5 GORE-TEX shows no signs of this stopping. The follow up to the AJ4 is certainly its own silhouette, making a statement as one of Tinker Hatfield's finest designs. Now dressed in a retro colourway, this is sure to be one of the most sought-after Jordan releases of the year. It's also got water-proof detailing to let you embrace the elements in your basketball sneakers. Techy mesh fills the quarter too, while Air cushioned soles deliver cloud-like comfort.
- The clean and crisp sneaker from '82 gets the UNDERCOVER treatment, meaning it has been upgraded with techy details to add something for functional to your collection. Arriving in a double pack, this iteration boasts a sleek black and white guise. Designed with premium leather uppers, these have a protective GORE-TEX lining, keeping things waterproof when you are battling the elements. Synthetic mudguards add bulkiness to rear, while Swooshing remains visible in tonal form. An additional sock-like fit offers snugness and prevents any dirt getting into your shoe. Air cushioned soles deliver the comfort, and co-branded accents celebrate this heritage item with a modernised twist.
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