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Moses White Leather Blue Mirage

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Moses White Leather Blue Mirage

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Leather and suede sneakers - Men - Moses - Clae - 2027

£173.50

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Moses White Leather Blue Mirage

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Description

The Moses White Leather Blue Mirage brand’s sneakers Clae are men's sneakers that combine optimal comfort with a decidedly modern design.

Designed to see you through the seasons in style, they are crafted from premium materials, with an upper made from high-quality Italian leather and suedeinserts. Their construction is designed for superior comfort and exceptional durability, whilst perforations in the upper ensure good ventilation. All Court (AC)Stability and grip are ensured by our signature outsole, made from rubber that is 30% natural.

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Technical details

Size

Normal

Eco-friendly

Overview

Brand

Clae

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Warranty

Year

2027

Season

Autumn

Gender

Men

Product details

Weight (g)

600

Shoe material

Smooth leather

Vibram

Performance

Thermal insulation

Unlined

Other features

- Handcrafted from high-quality leather
- Sole All Court (AC) for optimized traction
- Cotton laces

Composition :
- Shank: Italian leather, suede
- Lining : Leather, recycled Polyester
- sock liner : GRS-certified recycled PU
- External sole: 70% Synthetic Rubber, 30% Natural Rubber

Global Recycled Standard (GRS)

The standard Global Recycled Standard (GRS) was developed to meet the needs of companies wishing to verify the recycled content of their products (both finished and intermediate) and to ensure responsible social, environmental and chemical practices in their production processes. The standard GRS aims, on the one hand, to set out requirements that ensure the accuracy of content declarations and the quality of working conditions and, on the other hand, to minimise environmental and chemical impacts.