Superga
Superga Products On Side Step
An Italian brand rooted in a passion for innovation, Superga was founded by Walter Martiny in 1911. Having an inventive philosophy, new technology was always applied, evident in the ground breaking developments from 1925 with the introduction of the world’s first canvas sneaker donning a vulcanised natural rubber sole, the Superga 2750. Technology that made the brand what it is today and guarantees long-lasting comfort and an undeniable style. ...
The company’s very recognised logo, a simple “S” which perfectly characterises the minimalist approach Superga sneakers embody. It’s this dedication to simplicity that make Superga shoes a household name completing ones wardrobe. Not standing back for the latest trends, Superga has partnered with numerous iconic brands, including Svarovski and Disney, and is frequently seen on the feet of the rich and famous. A cult classic that spans generations, a pair of Superga sneakers is as essential as socks in your wardrobe.
The original Superga 2750 revolutionised the world’s approach to functional footwear. The classic white pair of sneakers remains an essential wardrobe staple and a firm favourite for millions worldwide. This love of style is seen in more modern Superga styles, including fashionable lines featuring velvet and suede. Explore the full Superga sneaker selection online at Side Step today to give yourself that Italian foot flair.
Minimal Streetwear Looks with Superga
With its trademark sleek design and classic lines, Superga is the very definition of minimal streetwear. Founded in 1911 by Italian Water Martiny, Superga from its early origins, has featured trademark rubber soles, flawless craftsmanship and subtle branding.
Gorpcore is Technical Fashion Made Cool
Never heard of the word before? You are not alone but we’ve got your back… Gorpcore is a descriptor referring to "Good Ol' Raisins and Peanuts”, the trend known as Gorpcore and is less about fashion and more of a lifestyle. The term was coined by The Cut writer, Jason Chen in 2017 having named this a growing trend that had been around for a while.