Round Up: PFW Men's FW25

Feb 28

The Footwear From Paris

With Paris Men’s Fashion Week FW25 wrapped up, we’re taking a moment to reflect on some of the standout footwear moments that caught our attention. Beyond the collections, it’s always a highlight to reconnect with friends across the industry, exchanging ideas and inspiration that fuel what comes next. Suicoke, as always, delivered their signature offbeat perspective—this time with a suede moccasin-style silhouette seamlessly overlasted onto their classic EVA midsole, a fusion of craft and functionality. Over at the Feels showroom, a silhouette from PAREL stood out with its sculpted toe and precise material execution, a masterclass in last shaping. Post Archive Faction took a conceptual approach to their presentation with models lying across the runway, subtly debuting fresh colorways from their ongoing ON collaboration while also teasing their own rework of the Clarks Wallabee. At the Y-3 runway show, a Shibuya Crossing-inspired choreography set the tone for a lineup of new takes on brand classics, including a trail-ready Gendo silhouette and a refined leather Taekwondo model. Of course, we had to include our own adidas Originals lineup, which featured gradient iterations of the Adios OG and the Aruku Strung—a mix of technical precision and modern comfort.