Luxury fashion house Maison Margiela celebrates the 30th anniversary of its iconic Tabi toe design in collaboration with Montreal-based retailer SSENSE -- the latest Tabi High-Top footwear blends the element with a high-top sneaker. The uppers are made from premium grained leather materials and highlight the split-toe look.
Notably, the leather finish boasts a glossy look with a rubberized trim. Additional details include the logo motif and numerals printed on the tongue as well as the side of the footwear with contrasting stitching throughout the model in white. The shoes are enclosed with matching tonal laces in black. The Tabi High-Top is now available for purchase online at SSENSE for the price of $675 USD.
Split-Toe Hybrid Footwear
Maison Margiela Unveils the Tabi High-Top Footwear Design for the Season
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