High-End Lifestyle Sporty Shoes

jsPOETS and Padmore & Barnes Join Forces on the P500 Shoe

jsPOETS works in collaboration with Padmore & Barnes on a new iteration of an elevated P500 sports shoe for the season. The duo names the shoe after Jimmy Goreski's time at Gourmet and specifically honors the Gourmet Fall/Winter 2010 collection.

The shoe boasts an upper made from supple textural Italian super velour suede materials in a black color. It is then detailed with black, white, and brown cow print details informed on the pony hair eyestays and a heel piece for a contrasting touch. The shoe has a lining and footbed made from premium brown leather. It sits on top of a traditional crepe midsole and outsole that is free of any color. The P500 shoe is available online as of March 11th.

Image Credit: Jimmy Gorecki

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