The Obtainer - 6/27/25, Friday
Cory Ohlendorf
June 27, 2025
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The New Shoes on Our Radar
Looking to re-evaluate the shoes in your closet? Maybe this list will help get you going in the right direction. There are so many great styles dropping these days, we thought we would pull a few of our current favorites to showcase. From fresh summer sandals and Tyler, The Creator's long-awaited archival Converse to a collaboration on some timeless loafers by a storied English shoemaker, these are the shoes our team can't stop talking about.
Our Picks |
Whole Cut Loafer
Buck Mason has teamed up with the legendary British shoemakers Sanders for a timeless slip-on. Expertly crafted in England from a single-piece calfskin, these whole cut loafers have a sleek, seamless style. Featuring Goodyear-welted construction, full leather lining, and a rubber sole, it blends refined quality with all-day comfort. This shoe makes a suit seem casual and shorts seem elegant.
$398 by Buck Mason x Sanders
Suede Slide
These leather and cork sandals have the same timeless look and feel as your favorite slides, but with 10 times more comfort and style. Each pair is handmade by artisans in a renowned Portuguese factory, using Italian suede for the upper and springy crepe rubber for the outsole.
$110 by Luca
1908 Jogger
Converse is reaching deep into the archives for their latest collection, spearheaded by Tyler, The Creator. The Coach Jogger was first released in 1975 and embodies the Converse legacy—while making a stylish Samba alternative. The original's DNA remains but they're made to be even more durable and comfortable.
$100 by Converse
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Keep Your Cool
(in Style)
MR PORTER’s “High Summer” collection is a refined reminder that dressing well doesn't stop when the temperatures start to rise. The curated lineup is packed with warm weather staples and vacation-ready essentials—from lightweight tailoring and breezy linen shirts to camp-collar prints and relaxed drawstring shorts. It's a one-stop shop for effortless summer sophistication, whether you're headed to the Amalfi Coast or just your local rooftop. With standout pieces from the likes of Folk, Bottega Veneta and their own in-house line, Mr P., this collection blends ease and elegance in a way that feels both timeless and right on time. | |
 Striped linen shirt, |  Geometric cube swim short, |
 Flynn aviator-style sunglasses, $975 by Jacques Marie Mage | |
 Linen/organic cotton-blend tee, |  Richard boat shoe, |
The summer season at MR PORTER. »
 | The sales and discounts our team is currently watching. |
 Cool, cropped and finished with a classic camp collar, this resort shirt is ready for any summer event—be it dinner in the city or drinks by the beach.
|  Inspired by vintage workwear, J.Crew crafted its rugged “giant" chambray shirt from soft, organic cotton in a roomy, boxy fit perfect for summer.
|  A modern, midweight take on the classic sweatshirt, Sunspel’s refined loopback crewneck is made to be insulating without causing you to overheat.
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