EDITOR’S CHOICE


Editor’s Choice: Men’s Casual Trainers Bugatti


1: 321-A3819


These sporty styled sneakers feature a contrasting white rubber sole with maximised cushioning, due to their high tech air-bubble feature. The perforated vamp ensures airfl ow to keep your feet cool, elastic lace for easy of entry and our Bugatti Soft Fit system. RRP £79.95


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2: 341-ADT05 Crafted with fl exible and featherlight EVA soles, these provide long-term cushioning, plus they have mesh fl yknit material, ensuring optimal breathability. This style features our Bugatti Easy Change Memory foam sock system. RRP £94.95


2 3: 342-65860


Crafted in mesh, with sock construction, these sport sneakers are perfect for athleisure, designed with Easy Lacing and soft footbeds with memory cushioning. They also feature our Bugatti Easy Change Memory foam sock system. RRP £94.95


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Contact: 01604 686 800 or service@benchgradebrands.com Rieker 4: 06058-14


Lightweight slip-on, elasticated lace casual trainer with removable cushioned in-sole. RRP £82


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5: 08101-45 Low profi le lace-up trainer with RiekerTex water resistance and removable cushioned in-sole. RRP £89.99


5 6: B0507-24


Navy & tan casual lace-up hybrid trainer with removable cushioned in-sole. RRP £87


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Contact Brevitt Rieker Ltd: 01858 414141 Waldlaufer 7: H-BRUNO 915008


Ultralight EVA unit casual trainer. RRP expected to be £125


8: HEIKO 984020


Simple and super comfortable smart trainer – in a range of classic fi nishes for AW26. RRP expected to be £120


7 8 9: H-FRED 767951


New for SS26 and continuing due to popularity for AW26 – one of our new completely waterproof ranges. RRP expected to be £130


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