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The Lowell returns: Dr. Martens refreshes its sleek silhouette in autumn tones

Dr. Martens brings fall vibes to the Lowell Moc Toe

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With the summer season nearing its close, it’s time for fall footwear to start making its way onto the shelves. One brand that’s wasting no time in touting its autumn-ready shoes is Dr. Martens. The brand known for its iconic boots and beyond is once again taking over the fall season with a new launch that involves an old friend. After being released last year and later remixed in the spring along with Awake NY, the Lowell shoe returns for a new take that embraces the falling leaves. The Lowell design appears in three new seasonally apt colorways that’ll bring your footwear into the new season. Donning a vintage look for the Moc Toc design, this latest launch is a signal that fall is coming.

Dr. Martens gets a head start on fall with the Lowell design

To get ready for autumn, Dr. Martens has given their newest Lowell Moc Toc a new look that evokes all of the fall aesthetics. Crafted with a lightweight “Russet Red” Wild Grain leather, Goodyear welted construction, and a rugged BEN outsole, the Lowell is built to last. In the two other iterations, “Olive” and “Midnight Blue”, the Lowell is constructed with a waxy, durable Orleans leather instead of the textured version. Finished with a four-eyelet design, this Lowell is classic and timeless at every angle. All three versions are available via Dr. Martens’ webstore for a retail price of $170 each. Previous colorways, like the “Black” and “Butterscotch” of the Lowell, have also been restocked.  

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