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15: Garfi eld Nubuck Navy


Casual yet sophisticated, featuring supple leathers, a slim sole profi le and an Ortholite insole. Also comes in Tan, Navy, Sand, Bordo and Black. RRP £69.99


16: Brooks Suede Sand


Stylish, comfortable and effortlessly cool, perfect for casual Summer attire. Also comes in Tan Leather, Navy Leather, Suede Sand, Suede Brown and Suede Navy. RRP £59.99


17: Drum Suede Navy


The soft suede uppers and Ortholite insole provide a comfy ride, plus there’s detailing on the nylon strap across the vamp for added character. Also comes in Navy, Sand and Brown. RRP £64.99


Contact Base London Ltd: 0208 532 0000 or info@baselondon.co.uk HEYDUDE 18: WALLY COASTLINE JUTE


A lightweight travel-ready easy-on shoe brings a two-tone, woven textile upper that is 51% recycled. Lightweight cushioning support. RRP £64.99


19: WALLY STRETCH SOX


A stretch mesh material upper and elastic uppers means slip-on ease, comfort and lightness from top to bottom. Rock it all in foot- hugging style. RRP £49.99


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Contact Gardiner Bros: 01452 727300 or enquiries@gardinerbros.co.uk Waldlaufer 20 21 22


20: 907005 H-Baldo


Ultralight smart men’s trainer with leather lining and ‘Proaktiv’ removable insole. RRP £120


21: 984003 Heiko


Lightweight smart men’s Summer trainer with leather lining and leather topped removable insole. RRP £115


22: 746001 H-Taro


Trekking sandal with leather upper, neoprene lining and highly cushioned removable insole. RRP £90


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