Alohas Beige Tb.24 Suede Leather Sneakers
Alohas
$200.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
The Alohas Beige Tb.24 Suede Leather Sneakers fuse everyday ease with quiet luxury. In warm beige suede, they read both earthy and chic, a low-profile silhouette that feels soft underfoot. A lace-up front, a padded tongue, and a padded collar keep the fit reassuringly snug, while a logo emboss on the tongue and a logo patch at the collar add subtle branding. Breathable mesh lining and a treaded rubber sole balance comfort with grip, and the white extra laces give a quick tonal flip.
With a low-top shape, the fit sits close to the ankle and adapts to your pace. The adjustable laces let you tailor the feel from morning errands to after-dark dinners, while the suede and lining move with your step. The treaded sole handles city surfaces, and the neutral beige pairs with denim, dresses, or tailoring, layering into outfits without shouting. They move easily across settings, from casual weekends to more polished days.
True to Alohas minimal, street-ready codes, these sneakers pair a quiet luxury hue with versatile construction. A simple white lace option and the beige base offer styling fluency with other neutrals.
Materials / Fabrication
- Low-top suede leather sneakers
- Lace-up closure
- Logo embossed at padded tongue
- Logo patch at padded collar
- Mesh lining
- Treaded rubber sole
- Additional laces in white
- Supplier color: Suede Beige
Recommended Care
- Protect suede with a high quality suede cleaner and brush; avoid saturating with water.
- Spot clean with a soft cloth for minor stains; keep mesh lining dry.
- Allow to air dry away from direct heat or sunlight.
- Store in a cool, ventilated area; use shoe trees or stuff with tissue to maintain shape.
Fit Notes
- Low-top silhouette with a suede leather upper and mesh lining.
- Lace-up closure with additional white laces included for customization.
- Logo embossed at the padded tongue and a logo patch at the padded collar.
- Treaded rubber sole provides grip on various surfaces.
