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- The signature low top sneaker from Shoes Like Pottery is a flexible and durable canvas sneaker crafted in Japan. This limited edition Blue Owl collaboration is over-dyed using natural indigo dye from Carnation, WA and dyed in Seattle. As a result, many of the original details have been altered in color, all of which will fade to a rustic blue with wear just like denim. The shoes were forged using the historic Japanese technique "Ka-ryu" - a vulcanizing process that fires the outsoles in a kiln, giving each pair a unique texture and finish. The shoes are fitted with reinforced heels and toes, a cushioned in-sole, and the brand's signature rubber stamp and contrasting blue sole.
- Limited edition Shoes Like Pottery x Blue Owl collaboration
- Natural indigo over-dye, dyed in Seattle, WA
- Made using the artisan kiln fired "Ka-ryu" process
- Textured rubber out-sole
- Vulcanized construction
- Reinforcement at heel and toe
- 8 brass eyelets
- Cushioned in-sole
- 100% cotton
- Made in Japan
Shoes are expected to ship on/before October 18, 2024.
Please note: due to the nature of this product, each item may differ slightly in color from photographs shown. Additionally, be aware of color transfer on socks inside the shoe and external surfaces. Wear outside for the first few wears to remove indigo from the sole and avoid staining indoor floors.
- Shoes Like Pottery are listed in men's sizes and generally run large.
Take the same size as Converse or Red Wing. If you are a half size in these brands, size up a half size to the nearest full size.
Take a full size down from Nike or New Balance. If you are a half size in these brands, size down a half size to the nearest full size.
These are general guidelines. For individual sizing advice, please email us at [email protected].US Size JP Size EU Size US Women's Size 4 21.5 35.5 6 5 22.5 37 7 6 23.5 38 8 7 24.5 39.5 9 8 25.5 41 10 9 26.5 42 11 10 27.5 43 12 11 28.5 44 13 12 29.5 45.5 14 - Since 1873, Shoes Like Pottery has been handcrafting canvas sneakers in their Kurume, Fukuoka studio. Each and every sneaker is forged using the ancient Japanese technique "Ka-ryu" - a vulcanizing process that includes firing the outsoles in a kiln, giving each pair a unique texture and finish akin to artisan ceramics.
