Men's Low-top STUDLIGHT in White Leather with Black Studs
SKU: M_LC148_20133_SIZE39
€267,00
Regular price
€315,00
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The Men's Low-top STUDLIGHT in White Leather with Black Studs brings together refined Italian craftsmanship and bold design flair. Made from premium white Italian leather with contrasting black metal studs, this men’s sneaker offers a striking, modern look while maintaining a clean silhouette. Handmade in Venice, the shoe features a cushioned leather insole and soft cotton lining for long-lasting comfort and a flexible rubber outsole for natural movement and grip. Whether styled with jeans, monochrome outfits or tailored streetwear, this sneaker adds a confident edge — the perfect fusion of luxury leatherwork and contemporary attitude.
Premium white Italian leather upper with black stud detailing
Sleek low-top silhouette
Cushioned leather insole
Rubber outsole for flexibility and grip
Soft cotton lining
Handmade in Venice, Italy
True-to-size fit
Premium white Italian leather upper with black stud detailing
Sleek low-top silhouette
Cushioned leather insole
Rubber outsole for flexibility and grip
Soft cotton lining
Handmade in Venice, Italy
True-to-size fit
Fits true to size, take your normal size.
See our International size chart here
Free 30 Days Returns
Free Shipping and Duties Paid Worldwide
''THESE ARE SHOES OF SUBSTANCE''
QUALITY
The Finest Raw Materials
Our sneakers are the greatest because we know what the best materials are for the job. All the materials undergo a meticulous selection process from our French and Italian tanneries.
CRAFT
Precise Master Artisans
All processes are carries out 'in-house'. The accuracy devoted to design, product development and production is second to none. At every stage the product is refined to be its best version.
KNOWLEDGE
Decades of Dedication
Our craftspeople take great pride in the art of shoe making and have been in the profession for decades, with this comes great knowledge, skill and care, resulting in perfectly crafted sneakers.
