Onitsuka Tiger Mexico 66 Unisex Sneakers – Beige / Lace Mesh
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$108.00
Sale price
$108.00
Regular price
$130.00
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Onitsuka Tiger Mexico 66 Unisex Sneakers – Beige / Lace Mesh
$108.00
Sale price
$108.00
Regular price
$130.00
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The Onitsuka Tiger Mexico 66 traces its origins to the 1966 Mexico City Olympics, where it was engineered as a high-performance track shoe by Japan's most celebrated athletic footwear house. Over the decades, the silhouette has transcended its athletic roots to become a timeless streetwear staple revered worldwide for its understated elegance and Japanese craftsmanship.
This colorway channels a refined, natural aesthetic through a warm Beige base accented with tonal Lace Mesh overlays. The breathable mesh construction adds a lightweight, textural dimension to the classic low-top profile, making it ideal for warmer weather and laid-back, elevated looks.
Pair with linen wide-leg trousers and a neutral-toned tee for an effortlessly minimal summer ensemble. Equally versatile with a flowy midi dress or light-wash denim for a soft, earthy everyday look.
- Upper: Premium leather with breathable lace mesh overlays
- Brand Logo: Tonal Onitsuka Tiger side stripe
- Midsole: EVA cushioning for lightweight comfort
- Outsole: Durable rubber with herringbone traction pattern
- Lacing: Flat lace-up closure
- Silhouette: Retro low-top
- Sizing: EU 35–46 (unisex)
Details
This product is crafted with quality materials to ensure durability and performance. Designed with your convenience in mind, it seamlessly fits into your everyday life.
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