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Swedish brand Eytys and their take on the platform sneaker trend


Hey guys, today’s blog post is going to be on a new brand I have discovered called Eytys. This Swedish based brand is collaborating with many of the top fashion influencers (for example Kailee Mckenzie) so I figured they were worth checking out. One of their most popularized items I’ve seen is their Angel shoe (which I am completely obsessed with). The shoe is a play on the platform dad sneaker trend that everyone has been loving this season, but if were being honest who can afford Balenciaga’s Triple S sneakers? Even though the Angel shoe is still at a high price point of $340.00 US, this seems a bit more attainable for those of us not wanting to dish out 900+ for a trend that probably won’t last much longer. Not only is the price more attractive, the versions of this shoe are much more subdued and could remain a classic in your shoe collection. They have 4 different variations of the shoe, one being a black leather pair, the second a tan suede, and two canvas pairs. This seems to be more appealing to me because a lot of the dad shoes I’ve seen are in some pretty crazy colour-ways, which don’t get me wrong is fun, but personally if I’m investing in something I want to be able to wear it with anything. Not only do they cater to the dad shoe trend, but they also have these epic loafer style platform trail shoes called the Angelo Leather available in Black, and Cabernet. These are a unique take on the platform trend that I can’t say I’ve seen yet, but I am also loving these. Overall, I’ve heard amazing things on the quality this brand puts out, and I am excited to see where else they go with their designs in the future.







So what do you guys think? Would you invest in these over the Balenciaga’s Triple S sneakers, or do you think that the platform/dad shoes trend will die out before you find the money?

Check out Eytys for more awesome shoes at a great quality and price (they also have some awesome Raw denim trousers).

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