Lanvin Yellow Curb Sneakers

Name: Lanvin Yellow Curb Sneakers
Brand: Lanvin
SKU: 262254M23700600
Price: 1155.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Lanvin Yellow Curb Sneakers strike a luxe-everyday balance, where street-ready edge meets couture polish. The low-top silhouette pairs nylon satin with buffed calfskin for a contrast of sheen and tactile depth. Pale yellow gloss threads through piping and cutouts, while rubberized trim keeps the line crisp. A logo-embossed cap toe nods to heritage, with a lace-up front and a padded tongue and collar that feel plush against the foot. Inside, nylon satin lining glides softly, and the treaded rubber sole adds confident grip.

With a lace-up closure, a pull-loop at the tongue, and a padded collar, they slip on smoothly and stay secure through long days. The low profile sits neatly with everything from cropped denim to midi skirts, while the curated mix of textures gives polish without looking fussy. The light, breathable lining keeps things comfortable in warmer weather and the grippy rubber sole handles city streets and weekends with equal ease.

Lanvin leans into the couture-meets-casual mood with this curb sneaker, balancing logo-driven accents with sculptural shaping. The pale yellow hue nods to sunny, street-ready energy that plays well with neutrals or color-pop outfits.

Materials / Fabrication

Low-top nylon satin sneakers
Buffed calfskin
Piping, cutouts, and rubberized trim throughout
Logo-embossed textured rubber cap toe
Lace-up closure
Logo patch and pull-loop at tongue
Padded tongue and collar
Nylon satin lining
Treaded rubber sole
Supplier color: Pale yellow

Recommended Care

Spot clean fabric with a mild soap and cold water; avoid soaking nylon satin parts
Clean calfskin with a dedicated leather cleaner and light conditioner; avoid saturating
Wipe rubberized trim and cap toe with a damp cloth; avoid harsh solvents
Air dry away from direct heat; stuff with paper to help maintain shape if needed
Avoid machine washing or drying; do not iron

Fit Notes

Low-top silhouette with lace-up closure allows an adjustable fit through the foot.
Nylon satin lining and padded tongue and collar provide padding at the tongue and ankle.
Cap toe detailing and the treaded rubber sole contribute to the sneaker's structure and traction.

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