P&B × MANASTASH/PADMOA & BURNS × MANASTASH/NATALIE/Collaboration

Padmore & Barnes × MANASTASH / Padmore & Barnes × Manastash / NATALIE / Natalie / Collaboration

Materials
Suede and hemp color switch

Features
NATALIE is a traditional shoe shape originally worn by islanders in western Ireland.
A NATALIE, which is no longer available in Padmore's inline lineup, is made as a special order for MANASTASH.
Uses natural rubber for the crepe sole (Plantation Crepe Sole), continuing traditional manufacturing methods.
The upper features a color-blocked suede and hemp switch, which provides a good accent when worn, but the model's ease of wear is not compromised due to the same color material switch, an original specification of MANASTASH.

Styling
Although it is leather shoes, the crepe sole makes it an item that can be active in casual scenes.
Versatile to match with bottoms, including chinos, denim, hemp, as well as nylon and sweatshirt materials, and it doesn't matter the width.
With a height that makes it easy to pair with shorts, wearing it with crew socks creates a more balanced look.

[Padmore & Barnes]
Since opening its factory in 1934, Padmore & Barnes, based in Kildare, Ireland, has evolved from a small shoe factory into a brand with cult popularity in the streetwear scene. This brand first produced the Warlaby model as a partner factory under Clarks (Clarks) from 1964 to 1987.

[MANASTASH]
Founded in Seattle, USA, in 1993, .
The Manastash Mountain Plateau, which runs north-south along the west coast of the North American continent, is famous for offering a variety of outdoor sports such as skiing, trekking, mountain biking, rafting, and kayaking. Since its founding, the company has adopted environmentally friendly materials like hemp and recycled fleece to create the best items, and its lifestyle brand, based on classic American products, proposes a new style that crosses fashion and culture.