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From mesh to nappa leather: AMI’s Mirage reinvents elegance and comfort

AMI's Mirage sneakers provide a new comfortable and luxe everyday sneaker

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As a new season commences, it’s time for the Fall/Winter collections to begin to arrive on shelves. One of the most recent brands to unveil its latest pieces is AMI Paris. For the new season, the Paris-founded brand is updating its footwear lineup with a new sneaker that arrives with two iterations. The newly debuted Mirage sneaker is the brand’s latest footwear offering, combining a lightweight design with a heritage style. On the outside, the Mirage sneaker appears to don a retro look, although the features are signs of a modern influence. With a high-profile sole unit, the AMI Mirage sneaker carries a prominent look that’ll easily replace your current everyday sneakers. 

AMI’s Mirage sneaker is the ultimate new everyday shoe

Arriving in two options, mesh and nappa leather, the new Mirage sneaker from AMI can elevate your sneaker rotation with a refined look. The mesh variation features a lace-up style with mesh uppers that offer breathability and flexibility to the silhouette. The EVA-rubber sole is stamped with the AMI logo, providing users with the versatility of two laces. This option is available in bronze, black, sky, and ivory colorways. The second option, a smooth nappa leather, arrives in a monochromatic white shade and includes tonal embossing on the insole. “AMI” lettering is featured on the heel, while contrast stitching gives more depth and dimension. A sculptural sole provides the shoe with a unique shape while preserving the overall essence of the design. Both variations feature an exclusive lugged rubber sole molded by AMI for added traction and grip. Available now via AMI’s webstore, the Mirage mesh sneakers will retail for $490, while the Mirage leather sneakers are priced at $550.

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