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Lanvin Black Clay Perforated Sneakers

Name: Lanvin Black Clay Perforated Sneakers
Brand: Lanvin
SKU: 262254M23705202
Price: 750.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Lanvin Black Clay Perforated Sneakers fuse refined ease with city-smart energy. A low-top silhouette pairs breathable mesh with calfskin suede for a texture-rich heartbeat that feels luxe but not precious. The colorway in black with off-white accents reads modern and versatile, while logo appliqués and perforations at the sides, a logo stamp on the outer side, and a logo embossed at the heel tab give a discreet couture cue. A treaded rubber sole grounds the look for everyday wear, from commutes to gallery hops.

The lace-up closure locks the fit, and a padded collar plus a padded tongue cushion the ankle as you move. Mesh keeps things breezy, while suede maintains structure through the day. The sneakers glide beneath everything from tailoring to denim and slip dresses, layering gracefully with socks or standing solo thanks to the sturdy tread that handles city streets and weekend exploration alike.

Lanvin's codes lean into luxe sport, where logo details signal quiet confidence rather than loud branding. This pair channels that balance with a monochrome base and couture-grade texture, a go-to for elevating streetwear with a touch of Parisian polish.

Materials / Fabrication

Low-top mesh sneakers
Calfskin suede accents
Lace-up closure
Logo patch at padded tongue
Padded collar
Logo appliqués and perforations at sides
Logo stamp at outer side
Logo embossed at heel tab
Treaded rubber sole
Supplier color: Black/Off white

Recommended Care

Spot clean mesh with mild detergent and cold water; avoid harsh scrubbing
Gently brush suede with a suede brush and apply a protective spray
Do not machine wash; avoid soaking
Air dry away from direct heat or sunlight; reshape while drying
Store in a cool, dry place; keep laces clean or replace as needed

Fit Notes

Low-top silhouette sits at the ankle for easy wear with casual outfits.
Lace-up closure allows adjustable fit across the midfoot.
Padded collar adds a touch of comfort around the ankle.
Upper combines mesh and calfskin suede for a mixed texture.

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