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A refined take on function: Ring Moc by Engineered Garments x SUICOKE

Engineered Garments and SUICOKE take on the moccasin in new collaboration

black Engineered Garments/SUICOKE ring moc
Engineered Garments/SUICOKE

Just as sneaker brands have taken to the vaults for archival designs that deserve a revival, Engineered Garments is taking to another classic to reimagine a timeless design. Inspired by vintage moccasins, Engineered Garments has tapped SUICOKE once again for another collaboration that will surely become a fan-favorite in the fall season. Apt for all types of weather, this retro-inspired design is a versatile option that is comfortable, practical, and sophisticated. Despite its low-key look, the Ring Moc by Engineered Garments and SUICOKE manages to make a statement with its elegance and versatility. Appearing in three different materials and colorways, there’s no reason why this style won’t become your new favorite. 

Engineered Garments and SUICOKE reimagine the moccasin shoe  

Offering the option between off-white suede, brown grain leather, and smooth black leather, the Ring Moc by Engineered Garments and SUICOKE is as versatile as it can get. Taking its design from the ring boot style moccasins of the 20th century, the silhouette is vintage yet updated with modern details. One upgrade that makes a difference is the addition of an SLE compound midsole and Vibram Megagrip outsole that provides comfort and traction on any surface. As an added detail, the Ring Moc includes an adjustable pull-belt closure to allow a customized fit. Inside, the design is equipped with a waterproof sherpa lining for added protection. Available via Nepenthes locations and webstore, the Ring Moc retails for $350. For those seeking a more elevated presence with all-day comfort technology, the Ring Moc is a stellar collaborative design that’s bound to become an understated favorite.    

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