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Reebok’s Classic Kicks & Socks Get A Split-Toed Twist By Maison Margiela

By Izza Sofia, 23 Feb 2021

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Maison Margiela has teamed up with Reebok to give the latter’s Classic Leather silhouette a twist. Dubbed the Classic Leather Tabi, the design blends elements from Margiela’s signature split-toed shoe, the Tabi, together with Reebok’s trailblazing silhouette.

The collaborative shoe offers two colorways—black and white. It boasts Reebok’s logo on a cut-out panel with tonal overlays and stitches to round out the look.

Margiela’s signature numbered branding is spotted on the tongue tag on top of Reebok’s logo, as well as the footbed. The duo have also created special split-toe socks to match the shoes.

The Maison Margiela x Reebok Classic Leather Tabi will retail for US$300. A release is due at selected retailers and on Reebok.com on 26 February.


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