Cole Haan Women's Grandprø Carissa Sneakers
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| The Cole Haan Women's Grandprø Carissa Sneakers are a chic and refined footwear option that expertly blends style with comfort, making them perfect for the modern woman on the go. Crafted with a luxurious leather upper in a pristine Ivory hue, these sneakers feature elegant suede accents in Porcelain and Golden Honey, adding depth and a touch of sophistication to their overall design. The five-eyelet lacing system ensures a secure and adjustable fit, providing both support and ease of wear. This versatile design allows the sneakers to effortlessly complement a wide range of outfits, from casual ensembles to more polished looks, making them an essential addition to any wardrobe. Equipped with a high-traction rubber cupsole, these sneakers offer reliable grip and stability on a variety of surfaces, enhancing both their functionality and durability. Whether navigating urban streets or enjoying a leisurely stroll, the robust outsole ensures confidence and comfort with every step. Inside, the foam-padded footbed provides exceptional cushioning, delivering all-day comfort and support. The Cole Haan Women's Grandprø Carissa Sneakers combine a stylish aesthetic with advanced comfort features, offering a perfect blend of elegance and practicality that caters to the needs of the contemporary woman. SPECIFICATIONS • Brand: Cole Haan • Gender: Men • Leather upper in Ivory with suede accents in Porcelain and Golden • Honey; five-eyelet lacing • High-traction rubber cupsole • Foam-padded footbed About Brand Cole Haan is a global fashion brand known for its high-quality, stylish footwear and accessories. Founded in 1928 in Chicago, the brand has become synonymous with timeless designs, expert craftsmanship, and innovative technology. Cole Haan offers a wide range of products for both men and women, including dress shoes, sneakers, handbags, and outerwear. |
