The New York-based sneaker brand is at it again with the Common Projects Fall/Winter 2015 Collection that boasts a simplistic aesthetic that sees each pair delicately numbered on the outside heel. Highlighting the best of Italian craftsmanship with a touch of urban style, the Common Projects Fall/Winter 2015 Collection features a variety of muted colors including oxblood, tan, cream, black and more. While the traditional styles the brand is known for are all accounted for, the Common Projects Fall/Winter 2015 Collection also features some new ones like the 'Combat Boot' and the 'Cadet Derby.'
Available immediately, the luxurious Common Projects Fall/Winter 2015 Collection features styles appropriate for men and women alike, so no matter your aesthetic you'll find one that suits you.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Minimalistic Sneakers
- Opportunity for sneaker brands to design simple, chic and numbered sneakers.
- Luxury Urban Footwear
- Luxury fashion brands can capitalize on the trend for premium materials and muted color schemes on footwear with minimalist designs.
- Numbering as Unique Feature
- Brands can differentiate themselves by incorporating visible numbering on their products and can benefit from the uniqueness of this feature.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can incorporate minimalist and luxury elements in their footwear designs to cater to the growing trend for high-end footwear with numbering.
- Retail
- Retail brands can capitalize on the trend for minimalistic urban sneakers with unique features such as numbering in order to upscale their footwear inventory.
- Manufacturing
- Manufacturers can develop specialized production processes to cater to the growing demand for high-quality, unique and simplistic footwear designs that cater to urban style aesthetics.
