If you're looking for something more unique than the standard Wallabees, Yuketen's moccasins are the way to go. These are hand-cut and sewn from only two pieces of leather sourced from a luxe full-grain Italian leather. The hide is reversed “flesh out,” meaning the full grain faces outward, so it's not only more durable, but the smooth grain side of the leather is comfortable to wear against the skin. The authentic moccasin construction also gives it an understated beauty while the natural crepe rubber sole provides extra comfort and additional support.

Wales Bonner and adidas have delivered yet another great collection. The most recent drop continues to build off of reinterpreting soccer apparel and shoes, taking influence from Jamaican sport style. The iconic SL72 sneaker silhouette comes in a rich brown and bright orange colorway, finished with a cream outsole—reminiscent of the kind of shoes you'd see in the '70s. A textured knit mesh on the upper is accented with aged leather and contrast stitching for added throwback style, but the modern EVA midsole adds softness for all-day wear.

Nike looks to regain the woven space it once occupied more than ten years ago. Keen has dominated the last few years, but I think these monochromatic ACG kicks will be the next best thing. The shoes are made with a quick-drying Watercat+ material on the upper, and the wicker weaving is perfect for summer. Take these off-road, and the undulating lugs add extra grip whenever the shoes are wet—plus, the thick rubber sole molds to the shape of your foot for extreme comfort. Get super tech and wear these with nylon shorts or relaxed-fitting cargo pants.