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Common Projects Womens Original Achilles Low White
Regular price $663.00 AUDRegular priceUnit price per$663.00 AUDSale price $663.00 AUD -
Common Projects Womens Achilles Slim Trainers Premium White
Regular price $780.00 AUDRegular priceUnit price per$780.00 AUDSale price $780.00 AUD -
Common Projects Womens Driving Shoe Black
Regular price $799.00 AUDRegular priceUnit price per$799.00 AUDSale price $799.00 AUD -
Common Projects Womens Driving Shoe White
Regular price $799.00 AUDRegular priceUnit price per$799.00 AUDSale price $799.00 AUD
FAQs
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Plain leather shoes with no visible logo. The brand was founded in New York in 2004 and has its shoes made in Italy. The only marking is a ten-digit gold serial number on the outside of the heel, giving the style, the European size and the colour.
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Yes, though they're a leather shoe rather than a running shoe, so they suit walking and standing more than long days on your feet. White leather also shows marks, so an occasional wipe keeps a pair looking new.
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The Slim is the narrower, lower version of the same shoe. The Original Achilles Low has a little more volume to it, while the Slim sits closer to the foot, which some people find better under a tapered trouser or with a smaller foot.
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The driving shoe has a lighter, less structured sole and a lower cut, so it sits nearer a loafer than a trainer. The Achilles is the more everyday shoe; the driving shoe is the smarter, warmer-weather one.
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They're a ten-digit code stamped on the outside heel. The first four digits are the style, the next two the European size, and the last four the colour. It's the brand's only external marking, and it does wear away gradually.
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Treat a new pair with a leather protector before wearing them in the wet. Wipe the uppers with a soft damp cloth, clean the rubber sole separately so you don't transfer dirt onto the leather, and let damp shoes dry away from direct heat.