Loewe and On's Second Collaboration Is Even Sleeker

Swiss technology and Spanish design are a match made in sneaker heaven.
IMAGE PHOTO: Loewe

I'm willing to bet that none of your sneakers have all three of the following qualities: a computer-generated midsole, Loewe's playful aesthetic, and On's high-performance technology. I'm right, aren't I? Until this week, a shoe like that wasn't even on the market. But we're in the era of the Cloudtilt now.

The sneaker featured in the second collaboration between Loewe and On comes out on October 11, and it goes above and beyond in terms of fashion and function. The sneaker is the first On lifestyle sneaker to use CloudTec Phase, a precision-engineered midsole designed by a computer that allows for more cushion and less material. Like walking on a cloud, really, if that cloud was Loewe.

Photo by Courtesy Loewe x ON.

In addition to being ultra-lightweight, the sneaker has a knitted upper, collaborative branding, and an EVA foam sole that aims to minimize the use of rubber, tying in with the other sustainable-minded design features, like a 99 percent recycled polyester mesh upper and packaging made from 100 percent recycled industrial materials.

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If that's not enough to woo you, it gets better. The five men's Cloudtilt colorways dropping this week (All Black, All White, Forever Blue, Khaki, and Lime Green) are just the first part of the fun. In January, a second Cloudtilt drop will release more colors. But January is far away, and there's a lot of life to be lived by then. Take a closer look at the Cloudtilt sneaker by Loewe and On below, and get ready to start shopping on October 11.

Photo by Courtesy Loewe x ON.

From: Esquire US

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Trishna Rikhy
Trishna Rikhy is the Associate Style Commerce Editor at Esquire. Previously, her writing has appeared in Vogue Runway, PAPER Magazine, V Magazine, V MAN, and more. She is based in NYC, but can probably be found wherever the strongest cup of coffee is.
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