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NN.07 x Fracap M121: handcrafted Italian design meets minimalist aesthetics

NN.07 and Fracap meet again for another collaboration steeped with craftsmanship

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Demonstrating the quality of European craftsmanship, Scandinavian-based NN.07 is joining forces with Italian-based Fracap for their second collaboration that doubles down on their attention to detail. Taking on Fracap’s M121 model, the Italian footwear brand taps into NN.07 eye for design for a collaborative silhouette that’s far from ordinary. Each pair is crafted in Fracap’s historic home in Puglia, Italy, and aptly reflects the brand’s commitment to premium craftsmanship through its skilled artisans, who bring the design to life—showcasing NN. 07’s ability to create impactful design through minimalist aesthetics makes the M121 a timeless invention that also packs a punch. Along with a sharp exterior, the M121 exudes key durability and comfort features that secure its spot in your closet for many seasons. 

Italian craftsmanship and Scandinavian design meet in the M121

Available in two distinct colorways — decadent “Demitasse” brown and bold “Firene” green — the M121 is the perfect shoe for any occasion. Crafted with a rich, luxurious suede upper, both iterations feature a subtle cobalt blue NN.07 woven label and an embossed logo on the insole. In both colorways, this elevated base sits atop a lightweight Vibram Commando sole that offers flexibility, waterproof protection, and all-day wear. Fresh off the duo’s collaboration on the M120 boot, this release provides the same level of quality and style. Retailing for $350 each via NN.07’s webstore, the shoes’ premium craftsmanship and timeless design are an example of both brands’ dedication to the craft. The shoe is also available for purchase via NN.07’s flagship stores and select retailers worldwide.

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