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SIMKHAI Georgie Calf Hair Sneaker

SIMKHAI

Georgie Calf Hair Sneaker

$425

Available sizes 5 6 7 8 9 10

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Why it's worth it

Zebra calf hair on a sneaker so low-key the print carries everything.

The Edit

Zebra-stripe calf hair wrapped over a classic low-top trainer last — the nappa leather back tab and flat cushioned sole keep the silhouette clean while the dense, directional pile does all the visual work. Tonal black laces and a slim black rubber sole ensure the upper stays the entire point. Because calf hair is a natural material, the stripe placement shifts from pair to pair, so the pattern lands differently on every shoe.

Insider Tip

Calf hair sheds if you brush it against rough surfaces — go smooth-sided bags and wide-leg trousers to protect the pile.

The details

Made of

Leather

Fabric
Nappa
Heel
Flat
Toe
Round
Closure
Lace-up
Pattern
Zebra
Details
Topstitching

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