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DIADORA

suede trainer
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Description

Blue suede trainers from Diadora featuring a round toe, top-lace fastening, contrasting white suede panel to the upper, a contrasting brown suede panel to the outer side and a contrasting white and black rubber sole.
Item ID:10285171

Composition & Care

  • Composition: Rubber 100%, Polyamide 50%, Leather 50%
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    Designer: DIADORA

    Diadora is the only Italian athletic shoe/clothing manufacturer to still make some of its products in Italy, a tradition that began in 1948 when the founder, Marcello Danieli, first began working in the trade. He successfully launched his first product, mountain climbing boots. During the 1950s, a reputation for excellence and quality helped the company grow and become a familiar name in the Italian market. They introduced running shoes and shortly thereafter, tennis shoes. With the '70s came a young generation whose explosive interest in athletics initiated a boom in the industry.

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