Superga have joined forces with Liberty Art Fabrics yet again to bring you the freshest footwear collaboration to date.
As soon as summer rolls around we typically trade our trainers for slip-on sandals and let our feet feel free. But this year, Superga is convincing us otherwise with a collaboration that feels like the epitome of summer.
Combining the classic Superga 2750 trainer silhouette with exclusive prints from Liberty Art Fabrics, it’s time to get to grips with this season’s styles.
Italian footwear company Superga was established in 1911, by a man named Walter Martiny. The company launched their now iconic 2750 silhouette on a mission to bring high-quality footwear to their homeland, and these stylish little numbers soon became known as ‘The People’s Shoe Of Italy.’ The signature look and sturdy vulcanised sole unit is now an icon that’s still seen in fresh forms every year.
A few years earlier in 1875, Arthur Lasenby Liberty launched Liberty London in a bid to change the look of homeware and fashion. Devoted to his vision of an Eastern Bazaar, Liberty’s collection of ornaments, fabric and objects d’art soon proved irresistible to a society intoxicated by Japan and the East. Having forged strong relationships with many British designers, Liberty’s legacy is celebrated today by the company’s current in-house collections of inspirational, impeccably made goods.
Love these perfectly printed plimsolls? Check out all these beautiful styles from Superga, along with our full women’s trainers range now.
