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Clae Footwear Fall 2007 by Tim Yu
Back in 2004 I tried to get my hands on a pair of Claes, which proved impossible because they were no longer in production. Lucky for me, they're back. After a three-year hiatus Clae footwear returns this fall with a diverse collection of some new styles and old favorites. A mix of sport, style, shoe and sneaker, the brand consistently delivers quality shoes that walk a tightrope between the office and the bar. The product of former PNB Nation, DVS, Lakai, and Sperry footwear contributors, Clae represents that hard to reach aesthetic of subtle street.
Starting at $90, purchase and see the full line here.
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