Goods & Services Takes Footwear to the Next Level with the Field Shoe
Get ready sneakerheads, because Goods & Services is about to drop their latest masterpiece: the Field Shoe. This Los Angeles-based group of cobblers is known for their unconventional repair methods, and now they’re bringing that same creativity to their own in-house products.
The Field Shoe is a hybrid silhouette that combines elements of a football boot and a work boot, resulting in a premium and refined look. Made from a mix of quilted distressed lambskin and cowhide leathers, this shoe pays homage to both luxury leather goods and rugged work boots. The tongue features a unique hybrid design with 3D-mesh, thin webbing, and soft grain leather, which can be tucked into the shoe for a more understated look.
But it’s the special details that really make this shoe stand out. Hits of mustard and navy add a pop of color, while various thread sizes showcase Goods & Services’ expertise in leatherworking. And with EVA midsoles and Italian-made Vibram outsoles, you know these shoes are built to last.
According to Goods & Services founder Rory Fortune, the inspiration for the Field Shoe came from their daily work of taking apart and rebuilding old shoes into new, unexpected constructions. This shoe is a testament to their expertise in patterns, cutting and stitching methods, and material combinations.
The Field Shoe will be released to Goods & Services’ email list on May 28, and will be available on their webstore on May 30. Priced at $525 USD, this shoe is a must-have for any sneaker collector. Don’t miss out on your chance to elevate your footwear game with the Goods & Services Field Shoe.
