The Avoriaz Lise Noir from French shoemakers, Paraboot, beautifully balances the bulky hiker silhouette with a classy blacked-out colorway.
These two legendary French brands are titans in their own right, but their inevitable partnerships are always exciting
Ugly, beautiful, irresistible, and rounded up in this week's Five Plus One; we've got chunky two-eyed Tyrolean shoes.
Clutch Cafe's SS21 lookbook is a halcyon manual for summer styling and epic layering, sprinkled with all the made-in-Japan goodness you can ask for.
French compatriots Arpenteur and Paraboot have conceived this Peacewalker shoe in rugged tobacco suede, perfect for the path towards enlightenment.
These boat-shoe adjacent stunners are Made in France using the same Norwegian-welted construction Paraboot has been employing for over 100 years.
While it is best known for its chunky pseudo-formal shoes, Paraboot's Barth Cerf shoes take a different tack.
Earth tones, supremely constructed garments, and slouchy silhouettes dominate Lost & Found's rural excursion for its F/W20 Editorial.
Paraboot's Clusaz offers the traction of am outdoor boot with the flexibility of a derby, making for a versatile shoe for hikes up hills or to coffee shops.
Lush green suede sees Paraboot's Michael shoe navigate into a more rugged world, with crepe rubber providing firm footing for the journey.
