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P.F. Flyers’ new sneakers offer endless patch possibilities

P.F. Flyers' releases a new "Sandlot" collection

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Known for their classic casual sneaker style, P.F. Flyers’ newest collection pays homage to another traditional American pastime- baseball. After being prominently featured in the 1993 film “The Sandlot,” the brand is paying tribute to its newest collection with a customizable set. Inspired by sandlot baseball culture, which involves improv and gear swapping, P.F. Flyers is allowing users to interchange patches on their sneakers for the first time. Available in the brand’s Center Hi version, the Sandlot collection draws its design inspiration from retro baseball uniforms and the culture, offering a vintage-inspired look that suits casual wear perfectly. Whether you’re a fan of the movie, the baseball culture, or high-top sneakers, P.F. Flyers’ “Sandlot” collection is the right amount of vintage your wardrobe was waiting for. 

Time to hit the mound with P.F. Flyers’ latest collection

Unveiled with the brand’s Central Hi sneaker, this collection puts the spotlight on the lace-up high-top shoe. Available in either black or off-white, this sneaker is crafted from heavyweight canvas material, a classic look that’s timeless. Featuring swappable patches that allude to the brand and the Sandlot Club, this sneaker offers numerous customization options for you to personalize your pair. On the back, red, white, and blue heel stripes pay homage to retro baseball uniforms, while the tagline “Spirit of Play” is featured on a tag to highlight the culture of sandlot baseball. Unique details, such as the Posture Foundation insole, provide comfort while striving to improve body alignment. The gum rubber outsole and ribbed toe bumpers deliver more durability and traction to the design. Available via the brand’s webstore, these sneakers retail for $90 each.

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