Losanga and Tokyo star models for SS25 Lotto Leggenda
The brand, with over 50 years of history, presents for Spring Summer 2025 a collection that reinterprets its most iconic models with even more exclusive materials and details.
Company news Arsutoria
July 2024
The new Losanga line celebrates the unforgettable moments of sport, while Tokyo represents the sporting heritage of running, taking inspiration from the running shoe models of the 1980s, reinterpreted today in a contemporary key. Each model recounts a memorable event in Lotto’s sporting history, for example the Losanga ’76 is a tribute to the Italian Davis Cup victory of that year.
The Tokyo model, on the other hand, is inspired by the running world of the 1980s and the vibrant Japanese atmosphere of the city whose name they bear. The presence of Japanese characters lends a unique and special touch to the line with its classic and timeless flavour. Tokyo Ginza Pure features a voluminous sole and a classic design that capture the essence of vintage sportswear, while the ton sur ton nuances of grey and green are perfect for an urban chic look
The strong point of both the Losanga and Tokyo collections is the attention to detail and the careful choice of exclusive, high-quality materials, such as light nappa leather and suede. Worn unlined, they provide an enveloping sensation of comfort and softness, ideal for a fresh, summery style with a timeless aesthetic.
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