Palladium Boots dug through our archives to uncover this tennis shoe from 1968. First worn by French college students rebelling against authority, it’s been renamed Pallaphoenix. The perfect mix of retro and modern, the unisex style is updated with a light, breathable knit fabric in snappy colors. View Product Details Palladium Boots dug through our archives to uncover this tennis shoe from 1968. First worn by French college students rebelling against authority, it’s been renamed Pallaphoenix. The perfect mix of retro and modern, the unisex style is updated with a light, breathable knit fabric in snappy colors.
- BOTTOM: Rubber.
- SOCKLINER: Die-cut EVA.
- MATERIALS: Knitted textile for upper | No lining.
- BRANDING: Synthetic leather patch with hot stamp logo.
- FEARES: Laces | 2 eyelets on medial quarter.
