Hender Scheme launches the new Manual Industrial Products 17, which is essentially a new iteration of the classic Slip-Ons by Vans. The luxury footwear label features two models that were originally debuted in 2017 and it finely borders the line that splits luxury and artwork.
The silhouette is versatile and simplistic, adorning the minimal details across the quarter panel and heel tab, where branding accents are usually found. The construction features natural leather that hasn't gone through any dyeing processes to ensure that the cowhide is revealed in a beautifully formed patina. There are two colorways available for the shoe -- an all-black colorway and a classic vegetable tanned colorway. Both are available for purchase now at Coverchord.
What's Driving This Trend
- Luxury Footwear
- Luxury footwear labels can push the boundaries of what is considered traditional footwear, and create high-end products that serve both functional and aesthetic purposes.
- Natural Materials
- There is an opportunity for the use of natural leather and other materials that undergo minimal processing to be used in footwear, appealing to consumers’ desire for environmentally friendly products.
- Minimalist Design
- Footwear with minimal design accents can offer a versatile style that appeals to multiple consumer demographics, including those who prioritize minimalism and simplicity in their apparel choices.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion companies can incorporate natural materials and minimalist design into their lines to attract customers who value functional yet stylish footwear options.
- Footwear
- Footwear companies can explore the use of natural materials and minimalist design in their products to cater to consumers’ preferences for environmentally-friendly and simplistic options.
- Luxury Goods
- Luxury goods companies can position themselves as leaders in the natural materials and minimalist design footwear market, demonstrating exceptional quality and design.
