Common Projects Jewelry for Men
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Common Projects is a luxury footwear label founded in 2004 by Prathan Poopat and Flavio Girolami, that designs exquisite leather footwear and accessories for men and women. All of its shoes are handmade in Italy using traditional artisan techniques, often with nappa leather, suede, or patent leather in a rainbow of colors. These luxurious, simple sneakers are a must-have wardrobe staple for sartorial minimalists.
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On time and exactly what I wantedI love, love, love my Golden Goose Super Star sparkly sneakers so much. I didn
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Best price and serviceMy purchasing experience was so easy and I loved my new bag. The packaging was very good and my shipment arrive fast compare to other retail websites,
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Common Projects Sneakers: The Gold Standard for Luxury Footwear
When former V Magazine art director Peter Poopat and Italian footwear consultant Flavio Girolami founded Common Projects in 2004, the luxury sneaker market was just getting started. Since then, the men’s high-end footwear market has blown up and Common Projects sneakers are among the most respected brands in the market segment.