Marc Jacobs gets into the Dünssoaker sneaker trend

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At this point it is not a matter that brands produced their own attitude to the thin-sole sneaker trend, but what is not. From sporty to designer shoes, almost every brand has come to action with at least one version of the look. The latest name that joins the fight is none other than Marc Jacobs, whose label was launched on Monday The New The 72 Spring Sneaker.

The Marc Jacobs 72 Spring Sneaker is now available in four different styles of the standard mesh-based version, a brown suede, black leather and a desperate denim variation. The sneaker does not try to reinvent the wheel with trendy details and brave multi-colored combinations on its low-profile, Y2K-addressing look, but it offers a new spin of the topic through Jacob's playful lens.

According to the official product description, the Marc Jacobs The 72 Spring Sneaker is inspired by the “Sporty Retro aesthetics” and is intended to offer “a feminine turn on leisure shoes”.

Thinless gymnastics shoes are still a permanent trend. With roots in the post-pandemic Adidas Samba enthusiasm, the recent maturation of the movement includes even slimmer, barely there. Athletic Footwear brands from New Balance to Vans offer their own version of the look, while luxuse labels such as Bottega Veneta further refine their designs.

The Marc Jacobs The 72 Spring Sneaker is currently available in sizes up to an EU 41 that are converted into a USA in women and 8 in men's sizes.

In addition, there is the attraction of the new sneaker. While many designers have received the sole trend premium prices in the thin sole trend, the new Jacobs model costs a much more tasty 225 US dollar, with the suede and leather versions recording a slight increase of $ 250.

Each of the styles shown here is now available from Marcjacobs.com.