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urban
Hall 1: urban authentic & spirit
urban authentic – Trends link up here with tradition, cult heritage brands showcase timeless classics and brand new street and urbanwear.
urban spirit – Fashion shoes can be produced in perfect harmony with nature. This is proven here by manufacturers guided by an eco-friendly philosophy and commitment to the environment.
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Hall 3: urban active & fresh
urban fresh - Strong lifestyle and fashion brands with magnetic appeal in retail are given a forum here.
urban active - This platform for sporty urban and active wear unites styles and performance. High-tech, function and comfort blend with trends and design.
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Dr. Martens
1/4/1960 – A Date writes Shoe History. One hard-wearing original is the Dr. Martens’ classic 1460. The first eight-eye boot with air-cushioned sole, prominent yellow stitching and the Air-Wair loop left the production line on 1 April 1960 with the product code number 1.4.60. Dr. Martens - read more
Loblan Boots
Urban Cowboy meets Urban Chic. The familiar remains and new ideas are added – on its 50th anniversary classic western boot specialist Loblan will focus on tradition while undergoing a rebirth. "Rock and Roll meets Cowboy Soul" is the title of the You Tube video. Loblan Boots - read more
Nat-2
Two styles in one are displayed by the German label Nat-2: Zip-off sneakers unzip to reveal integrated beach sandals. The system is delightfully flexible and functional and the shoes are also stylish: sneakers in the morning and sandals at midday. Weather cooling down or raining? Back to sneakers in the twinkling of an eye! Nat-2 - read more
Palladium
For Urban Jungles and Wild Deserts. Palladium is famous for "multi-functional shoes that feel at home both in the urban jungle and deep in the desert," said the brand’s French manufacturer headquartered in Saint Priest describing the spirit of this collection. Palladium - read more
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