EDITOR’S CHOICE Waldlaufer
20: H-Libby 990001
A smart sandal with extra width, full adjustability and removable insoles. RRP £95
21: H-Inessa 928006
A smart casual style in wide fi t with all the comfort you expect from Waldlaufer – this version in the brand’s super soft deerskin. RRP £125
20 21 22: H-Milli 545952
A completely waterproof trainer with light EVA rebound midsole, extra width and removable insoles. RRP £120
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sales@newtonfootwear.co.uk Caprice 23: Indra
High quality leather and fashionable designs create this distinctive shoe. The removable footbed makes it possible to use customised insoles, while Airmotion technology ensures comfortable air circulation and shock absorption. RRP £64.99
23 25 26: Tina
High quality leather and fashionable designs create this distinctive shoe. Thanks to its excellent breathability, the foot climate is optimally supported, while Airmotion technology ensures comfortable air circulation and shock absorption. RRP £64.99
25: Ines
High quality leather and fashionable designs create this distinctive shoe. Thanks to its excellent breathability, the foot climate is optimally supported, while Memotion technology ergonomically adapts to the shape of the foot. RRP £79.99
24: Iggy
Constructed with deerskin that is butter- soft, elastic and yet extremely robust. In addition, it offers excellent air and moisture exchange, which guarantees a pleasantly fresh foot climate. RRP £94.99
Contact Stephen Joseph: 07734 247 669 Remonte 27: D2Q04-35
Lace-up brogue in patent look with removable soft in-sole. RRP £75
27 28: D1A82-22
Heeled leather Chelsea with inside zip access and removable soft in-sole. RRP £97
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29: D2A78-24 Heeled leather knee length boot with inside zip access and removable soft in-sole. RRP £119.99
29 Contact Brevitt Rieker Ltd: 01858 414141 46 • FOOTWEAR & FASHION TODAY • AUGUST 2026 DOWNLOAD THE FOOTWEAR & FASHION TODAY APP NOW SPONSORED BY 24 26
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