The collection follows the release of the duo's debut collection in September.
Birkenstock and Etro are back for a second release of their sold-out collaboration.
For this next release, the German footwear firm and the Italian fashion brand are updating the Boston clog and Arizona sandals as part of Birkenstock’s 1774 line, the company’s Paris-based special projects and collaborations unit. Both styles are made in a “Mink” color palette and features Etro’s signature Western-inspired detailing.
The collaborative Boston, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, is reimagined in premium suede leather lined with sand-colored shearling. As for the Arizona, which was designed in 1973 by Karl Birkenstock with the principles of Brutalism in mind, features a premium suede leather upper and a tonal nappa leather footbed.
Both styles feature an exclusive Etro-inspired Western buckle with matching metal strap ends, alongside an Etro Pegasus-branded rivet. The outsole continues the visual signature established in the first chapter, combining Birkenstock’s classic bone-pattern tread with Etro’s well-known Paisley motif.
This launch follows the debut of the first chapter of the Birkenstock by Etro partnership in September. The first collection featured updates to the Boston clog and Gizeh sandal.
The Birkenstock by Etro collection is just the latest designer collaboration to be released from the footwear company. Earlier this month, Birkenstock revealed its newest offering with Staud, including two colorways of the Loma clog with a shearling interior.
In September, the company revealed it was teaming up with filmmaker, creative director and record executive Cole Bennett on an updated take on the Birkenstock Boston clog.
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