EDITOR’S CHOICE


Editor’s Choice: Men’s Casual Footwear Ambitious


1: Draper


The new extralight TR outsole keeps weight to a minimum while delivering fl exible rebound and sure-footed traction. The full textile lining manages heat and moisture, keeping your feet fresh and cool. RRP £126


1 2: Brixton (Tie-Breaker)


Engineered for agility, Tie-Breaker’s ultra- lightweight design is a game-changer. A feather-light EVA outsole and high-rebound PU insole deliver dynamic cushioning and fl uid fl exibility. RRP £130


2 3: Aktif


The double insole system ensures optimal adaptability and comfort for all foot types, providing support and precision with every step. You can choose to use both insoles for added cushioning or remove the secondary insole for a more tailored fi t. RRP £134


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Contact Marc Querol: 07539228041 or marc@doublehagency.com HEYDUDE 4: Wally Stretch Canvas


Travel-ready, lightweight stretch canvas, easy-on laces and a cushioned ankle collar come together to create comfort. Also comes in Cumin Brown, Stone Grey, Duck Green, Iceberg Green. RRP £59.99


5: Wally Stretch Sox


Light construction with a super comfortable stretch mesh material upper, with elastic laces for slip-on ease. Also comes in Irish Cream/ Egret and Navy Blazer. RRP £49.99


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Contact Gardiner Bros: 01452 727300 or enquiries@gardinerbros.co.uk Pikolinos 6: Manacor


Everyday casual lace-up. Memory foam insole and lightweight for all day comfort. RRP £115


6 7: San Juan


Lightweight casual lace-up shoe with added memory foam insole and Pikolinos’ signature side stitch detailing. RRP £115


7 8: Getafe


Sporty laced casual trainer with zip side, memory foam insole and punched detailed upper. RRP £115


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