Name: Leather boots
Brand: Common Projects
SKU: 62723615
Price: 169 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5 (44885 reviews)

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Woman by Common Projects Leather Shearling Boots, also known by the model name "SHERPA BOOT 3716". The boots feature a black leather exterior and a cozy beige shearling-lined interior, visible at the top cuff.

The product code "3716 40 75" stamped in gold foil on the heel provides the article number, size (EU 40), and color code, which is a signature minimalist branding element of the Common Projects brand.

Common Projects is a luxury footwear brand that has become famous for defining the minimalist sneaker trend. The company was founded in 2004 by Prathan Poopat, an American art director, and Flavio Girolami, an Italian creative consultant.

Brand Philosophy and Products

Minimalism: The core philosophy of the brand is "less is more," focusing on clean lines, a neutral color palette, and a lack of overt branding.

Quality & Craftsmanship: The shoes are designed in New York and manufactured in the Marche region of Italy, known for its skilled shoemakers. They use high-quality materials, primarily Italian Nappa leather and suede.

The "Achilles" Sneaker: Their first and most iconic product was the "Achilles Low" sneaker, a simple, classic design that bridged the gap between casual sportswear and luxury fashion.

Product Range: While known for sneakers, the brand has expanded its offerings to include boots (like the pair in your image), loafers, bags, and other accessories for both men and women.

Signature Detail

The brand's only form of external branding is a signature gold-stamped series of 10 numbers on the heel of each shoe. These numbers aren't a logo; they represent the style number, European size, and color code of that specific pair. This subtle detail has become a cult symbol among fans of the brand.

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