G.H. Bass and Corridor deliver the ultimate summer collection

G.H. Bass and Corridor release new summer styles

By Leslie Leon Published May 13, 2025 8:59 PM

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The summer season is fast approaching, and the endless opportunities to bask in the sun and waves come with that. Whether it’s walking along the coast or taking a trip in a boat, the season of getting outside is drawing close. With the start of a new season, brands have begun to showcase their best seasonal offerings to elevate your footwear rotation. With a new collaboration, G.H. Bass and Corridor have partnered up to give us two new styles embodying the East Coast prep lifestyle for the summer. Bringing on two new designs, this small collection has everything you need for the season. Created with the best craftsmanship and design, the latest releases are the perfect addition to your closet.

Welcome summer with G.H. Bass x Corridor

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Inspired by coastal summer looks, G.H. Bass and Corridor have brought two new styles perfect for a preppy season. Both designs come from G.H. Bass’ extensive lineup, which includes the Larson and the Fisherman. The Larson is composed of lightly-hued woven raffia and suede that’s perfect to brighten your summer shoe collection. Featuring a breathable build and lug sole, the Larson can ideally take you from the city to boardwalk strolls.

On the other hand, the Fisherman dons a soft suede upper with a woven toe box for a textural update. The buckle strap and lug sole provide some of the traditional characteristics to this design, which is widely known for its timeless look. Both shoes are available via the Corridor and G.H. Bass web stores and retail for $265 each.

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