The international brand of high-quality, eco-friendly footwear presents its new unisex sneaker, combining distinctive design and premium materials.
Company news Arsutoria
October 2025
Inspired by the idea that every human being comes from ancient stardust scattered throughout the universe, Stardust carries a profound message: an invitation to rediscover one’s origins and the bond that connects each individual to the universe, to others and to the environment around them. The design is inspired by the iconic football boots of the 1960s, revisited with a modern twist. The silhouette is simple yet distinctive, with long laces that ensure a precise fit, embellished with exclusive details such as an embossed logo, gold accents, decorative stitching and reinforced flaps on the tongue and heel. The result is a versatile, sturdy and incredibly comfortable shoe, designed to become a new classic.
There are two versions. Stardust Suede: made from suede combined with full-grain leather from LWG Gold-certified tanneries, it comes in refined colour combinations and stands out for its stitched toe cap, which enhances its sporty character. Stardust Premium, on the other hand, is made from premium leather with a nubuck finish, combined with full-grain leather and high-quality suede, all sourced from LWG Gold-certified tanneries. The upturned toe is inspired by old footballs, while protective flaps on the tongue and heel and a leather inner lining complete the design.
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