Luxe Army-Inspired Footwear

The German Army Trainers is Oliver Cabells' Latest Inspiration

Minneapolis-based sneaker start-up Oliver Cabell has been exceptionally popular since its launch back in 2016 and the company is aiming to stay relevant with the release of its luxe German Army Trainer model. The military-inspired piece will be, without a doubt, a noteworthy addition to the footwear locker, especially when the current fashion scene is booming with utility-focused and functional garments.

The German Army Trainers were first conceived by Adi and Rudolf Dassler — the individuals who founded adidas and PUMA, in the 70s. In 2018, Oliver Cabell is reimagining this silhouette by updating its exterior and lining with full-grain Tuscan leather and vegetable-tanned calfskin to suit the luxury footwear market. The shoe will still retain some of its durable qualities. Each pair is carefully hand-stitched and manufactured in Albacete, Spain.

Luxe Military-inspired Footwear
Footwear brands can explore luxury fashion that incorporates inspiration from military uniforms to offer a fresh take on trendy garments.
Utility-focused Fashion
Businesses can incorporate utility-focused design aspects in their apparel to meet the needs of consumers who prioritize practicality and function.
Luxury Handcrafted Shoes
Manufacturers can explore the luxury market by creating hand-crafted shoes using high-end materials to cater to consumers seeking premium quality footwear.

Where This Applies

Fashion Industry
The fashion industry can explore incorporating military-inspired styles and functional garments into their apparel lines to cater to the demand of practical and stylish clothing.
Luxury Goods Industry
Manufacturers of luxury goods can explore the creation of premium handcrafted shoes to cater to consumers seeking high-end, unique products.
Sneaker Industry
Brands in the sneaker industry can re-imagine classic styles such as the German Army Trainers to create new and innovative footwear offerings.
SCORE
4.5 out of 10
GENDER
50% Men50% Women
MARKETTop markets: North America, Europe
GENERATION
  • Gen Alpha
  • Gen Z (primary audience)
  • Millennial (primary audience)
  • Gen X (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 49%
Activity 77%
Freshness 8%