For the better part of the last decade, Greats has strived–and achieved, for the record–to usurp the traditional footwear brands with better, more sustainable, and more comfortable versions of all of their footwear options. From the ‘Billions Sneakers’ and the Driggs Slippers, to the Amerigo Hiking Boots and the Dante Boots, Greats pulled out all the stops when it comes to reproducing popular styles in incredible detail with a number of additional features you weren’t aware you needed until now. Case in point, the Greats Classon Utility Slides. What is absolutely sure to become this season’s most in-demand footwear, these slides combine Greats build quality and style with easy-unlock hardware, military-style colorways, and 100% recycled ballistic nylon construction to create a pair of sandals that’s more eco-friendly than a pair of Birkenstocks and looks a helluva lot cooler. Get yours now before they sell out.
Greats The Classon Utility Slides
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