Distressed Skel Top Low Sneakers
Amiri’s Distressed Skel Top Low Sneakers stand out for their bold and sophisticated design. Made on a two-tone rubber sole with a patina effect, they feature a grained leather and suede upper, enriched by the iconic bone-shaped appliqués, the brand’s unmistakable symbol. A bold style that blends craftsmanship and streetwear identity.
Season: AW25
Composition: UPPER 100% Calf Leather Bos Taurus SOLE 100% Rubber
MADE IN VIETNAM
Amiri’s Distressed Skel Top Low Sneakers stand out for their bold and sophisticated design. Made on a two-tone rubber sole with a patina effect, they feature a grained leather and suede upper, enriched by the iconic bone-shaped appliqués, the brand’s unmistakable symbol. A bold style that blends craftsmanship and streetwear identity.
Season: AW25
Composition: UPPER 100% Calf Leather Bos Taurus SOLE 100% Rubber
MADE IN VIETNAM
You can see the fitting for this product in our Size Guide table.
You can see the fitting for this product in our Size Guide table.
Distressed Skel Top Low Sneakers
Amiri’s Distressed Skel Top Low Sneakers stand out for their bold and sophisticated design. Made on a two-tone rubber sole with a patina effect, they feature a grained leather and suede upper, enriched by the iconic bone-shaped appliqués, the brand’s unmistakable symbol. A bold style that blends craftsmanship and streetwear identity.
Season: AW25
Composition: UPPER 100% Calf Leather Bos Taurus SOLE 100% Rubber
MADE IN VIETNAM
Amiri’s Distressed Skel Top Low Sneakers stand out for their bold and sophisticated design. Made on a two-tone rubber sole with a patina effect, they feature a grained leather and suede upper, enriched by the iconic bone-shaped appliqués, the brand’s unmistakable symbol. A bold style that blends craftsmanship and streetwear identity.
Season: AW25
Composition: UPPER 100% Calf Leather Bos Taurus SOLE 100% Rubber
MADE IN VIETNAM
You can see the fitting for this product in our Size Guide table.
You can see the fitting for this product in our Size Guide table.
