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Dr. Martens x NÒMARHYTHM TEXTILE reimagines floral footwear

Dr. Martens and NOMARHYTHM TEXTILE reveal two new designs

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When it comes to their lace-up boots and loafers, Dr. Martens has some of the most recognizable designs available. With their contrast stitching and iconic silhouettes, it’s fairly easy to spot a Dr. Martens creation from afar. However, with their newest collaboration with NOMARHYTHM TEXTILE, the brand is giving two of their classic models a radical makeover. Utilizing the Tokyo-based studio’s flair for pattern and textile, these two Dr. Martens are nothing like you remember them. Along with a colorful palette and patchwork patterns, these new launches are the perfect additions for anyone looking to add a statement piece to their wardrobe. Whether you’re a fan of special edition collaborations or simply like bold footwear, these new Dr. Martens pieces are a welcome addition for any fan. 

Dr. Martens and NOMARHYTHM TEXTILE remix the 1461 & Isham

For this floral collaboration, Dr. Martens and NOMARHYTHM TEXTILE are taking on the classic 1461 and Isham slip-on silhouettes. The 1461 includes a patchwork pattern in red and blue with floral accents in white. A white satin zigzag stitching and Dr. Martens’ iconic yellow welt add a sense of traditional style to this avant-garde look. Tying the design together is a smoke-colored outsole that grounds all of the accents and details for a cohesive look. With a less vibrant colorway, the Isham slip-on also receives a patchwork-styled print in blue and black, contrasted by white floral motifs. Also included is a single buckle strap and a Shore outsole. Both designs will be available via the Dr. Martens webstore on July 2 for an undisclosed retail price. 

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