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Whether the reign of the sneakers is eternal or not we can not know. What is certain is that these shoes are living a golden age. Comfortable and versatile, they are loved by children and young people and not only! But what will they look like for next autumn/winter 2022/23?
The one forged by sneakers is an undisputed and indisputable kingdom.
It does not fear attacks, poisonings or revolutions. On the contrary, it welcomes revolutions and exploits them to renew itself, to perpetrate success, season after season.
Also for next winter, the footwear models inspired by the sports world are raking up awards, blending like chameleons into sport and fashion trends.
They are elegant and refined when needed, but also crazy, colourful and fun if you need to enliven the party or awaken from the autumn torpor.
Soles with a clear chunky taste connote every world in a transversal way, while casual luxury adopts leather as the main material, accompanying it with hand polishing, padding and thread stitching.
The avant-garde touch is entrusted to the colour, which is often flamboyant and sometimes embraces and envelops the entire model, from the sole to the upper. Very curious and fanciful tartan solutions, or jolly ones with a soft fur make the atmosphere warm and very playful.
The kingdom of sneakers was made to last and the right question is not ‘when will it end?’, But ‘what else will be invented for next season?’. Some clues: materials that expressly recall sustainability mixed with canonical looks.
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Those in the footwear and leather goods sector know the challenges the industry has been facing for several years. Innovation, shortage of trained professionals and sustainability. These are the issues nagging the manufacturing world and the entire shoe and bag supply chain.
As always we open our section dedicated to the Outdoor world by referring to the figures and statistics collected by the European Outdoor Group.
The EOG State of Trade report covers products sold by over 100 outdoor companies in Europe in the apparel, footwear and hard- ware markets, and also includes outdoor sell-in figures from multisport/lifestyle brands.
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