The Retro Runner - familiar from the first step

Some shoes take a while to feel right. Then there are styles like the Retro Runner – which fit like they've been part of your everyday wardrobe forever. No pressure, no breaking in, just that familiar feeling of being right at home.

When nostalgia meets today

The 70s understood something: good sneakers need clean lines and honest materials. The Retro Runner takes this as its inspiration, without standing still. The result is familiar and fresh at the same time – like an old friend you haven't seen in a long time, but who is still right there where you left off.

Merino wool meets suede, 3D knit meets textured surfaces. This combination of materials ensures that your feet can breathe, whether indoors or outdoors. And while other shoes take time to mould to your feet, everything is in the right place from the start with these.

Made for real life

A sneaker that only looks good on the shelf is not a good sneaker. The Retro Runner understands that. Its ergonomically shaped insole with merino layer works with your foot, not against it. The EVA midsole gives you the support you need without being stiff. And the non-slip sole delivers what it promises – even when the day gets longer or the weather changes. The best part? You won't notice all these features until you need them. Until then, just run – and think about anything but your shoes.

Fits. Always.

Some sneakers are only made for certain occasions. The Retro Runner is different. It works with jeans as well as chinos, in a café as well as on a stroll through town, alone as well as in company. Its look is striking without being obtrusive – exactly what makes a good sneaker. The colour scheme is well thought out and the proportions are just right. It attracts attention because it looks right, not because it screams for attention. And that's exactly why you'll get compliments like the one from our customer – authentic and unsolicited.

The Retro Runner isn't the centre of attention because it's the loudest in the room. It stands out because it does what good shoes are supposed to do: make you forget you're wearing them while completing your look. That's the fine art of footwear – functioning and inspiring without showing off. Sometimes it's precisely these understated qualities that make all the difference in the end.