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PF-Flyers Sumfun Low at werd.com
PF-Flyers Sumfun Low

Simple casual style: shades, t-shirt and a crispy pair of PF Flyers Sumfun Lo’s. Slimmer than Chuck Taylor’s & available in an array of cool tones with matching laces. The Sumfun Lo is a pure laid-back classic.

OWN IT $60 Also posted in Wear

Kevin Smith x Etnies at werd.com
Kevin Smith x Etnies

The mellower product collabs are the good ones. Kevin Smith makes cool movies, like Clerks, Mall Rats, and Chasing Amy. Etnies makes cool shoes for skateboarding & hanging out. Multiply these two characters and you have the Kevin Smith x Etnies collection. Some casual kicks logo’d down with IDs from Smith’s flicks. No big deal…but definitely dope even if you’re not “Schmokin weed, drinkin’ beeaz …”

OWN IT $55 Also posted in Wear

Sawa Footwear at werd.com
Sawa Footwear

How often do you read “Made in Africa” on a label? The answer is not often. The export of raw materials to other countries is the general trend in Africa, but the guys at Sawa are taking one small step to change things by keeping it all on the continent. Sawa Shoes are made in Africa using only African materials…and that’s fresh. So are the kicks.

Try Soula in Brooklyn to score a pair.

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Nike Air Rally at werd.com
Nike Air Rally

Inspired by the 1977 Nike Wimbledon, this updated shoe is classic on the outside, tech on the inside. The Nike Air Rally is a clean, low-profile tennis shoe – packed with the Air Royal midsole for comfort. Low key adult styling, but built for play. The Air Rally comes in a number of colorways and treatments. This variation features a perforated swoosh, metal eyelets & contrast leather heel guard.

OWN IT $75 Also posted in Wear

Striped Low by StampD’ LA at werd.com
Striped Low by StampD’ LA

Fresh kicks – essential as the air we breathe. These striped jams come from hipster-approved upstart brand StampD’ LA. Built off the mandatory low-pro vulc sole with a full suede upper -  in navy stripe -  detailed with a leather heel accent…they’re cool like a summer breeze.

OWN IT $85 Also posted in Wear

OluKai Kia’i Trainer at werd.com
OluKai Kia’i Trainer

Your life may not include running Hanalei Bay Beach in Kauai, but at least your feet will enjoy the experience. OluKai’s Kia’i Trainers include quick-drying air mesh, anti-microbial Dri-Lex lining, easy-off lace toggle & a durable, suede and sheet rubber toecap and heel-stay. A little toe-comfort, while navigating the rain-drenched streets after this summer’s soaker.

OWN IT $100 Also posted in Wear

Generic Surplus Wino Low Tops at werd.com
Generic Surplus Wino Low Tops

LA-based, Generic Surplus manufacturers some beautiful, classic, casual shoes. Can’t you picture them strewn by the back door… slightly dirty, a little ripped up, but so well-worn they could never hit the trash can? They have a story all their own. Summer personified.

OWN IT $65 Also posted in Wear

New Balance 905 at werd.com
New Balance 905

I’ve had these for a few weeks now. Albeit a bit…bright, they are amazingly lightweight, fit like a glove and provide just-enough support to keep my pronating-feet happy. Complete with the proprietary New Balance laces, they are the perfect compliment to any athletic shoe collection. I wonder if that neon-mesh glows…I’ll take ‘em out for a night-run and get back to you on it.

OWN IT $98.99 Also posted in Wear

The Clever Little Bag by Puma at werd.com
The Clever Little Bag by Puma

Think for a moment. You buy a new pair of sneakers. They come tissue wrapped in a heavy-weight cardboard box. The cashier takes the box & stashes it in a plastic bag. You go home, pull the shoes out & discard everything (hopefully) in a recycle bin. See a problem? Puma did – and fixed it.

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Zuriick Shoes at werd.com
Zuriick Shoes

Bad-ass sneakers in Salt Lake? You heard it right. Utah-based, Zuriick borrows fast design in street wear & gives it their own signature styling. A little Mormon-edge to the classic sneaker.

OWN IT $98 (as shown) Also posted in Wear
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