Mirazur et Bonelli : Two unlined newcomers for summer

Two new arrivals join the collection this summer: the Mirazur, a sneaker, and the Bonelli, a contemporary derby.

Two silhouettes with nothing in common — except the intention behind them: comfort, lightness, freedom of movement.

MIRAZUR — the unlined sneaker

The Mirazur takes its name from Mauro Colagreco’s restaurant in Menton, on the Mediterranean. A place you may already know, and one Alexis has been visiting for years. A singular spot, bathed in light, somewhere between stone and garden — the very idea of summer.

The Mirazur is a sneaker with a vintage feel. It borrows the structured front overlay that gives the silhouette its balance. But everything here is finer, more precise — the shoe steps away from sportswear and moves into a more refined wardrobe.

It is unlined. The feel changes immediately: the shoe is softer, more breathable, more alive. It wraps the foot without breaking in, without initial discomfort. A sensation rarely found on this kind of model.

Four versions, from off-white to chocolate, in grained calf or squirrel suede. 

BONELLI — The derby without a counter

The Bonelli follows a different logic, but with the same intent to lighten. On paper, it’s a derby. In spirit, it’s something else entirely.

The model takes inspiration from the boat shoe — that relaxed, urban silhouette tied to a certain Mediterranean way of life. But the Bonelli moves away from it at once. It is sharper, more precise, more urban. It keeps the spirit, not the register.

As with the Mirazur, comfort comes from a radical choice. Here, it isn’t the lining that disappears: it’s the counter. That rigid piece that shapes the heel, present on nearly every shoe. You slip the Bonelli on like a mule. The flexibility is complete, the comfort immediate.

This choice comes with another in the making: a stitched Extralight sole, produced by a leading Italian manufacturer. Light, supple, built to absorb long days. The shoe becomes remarkably light on the foot.

The Bonelli is made in Italy, in keeping with its Mediterranean nautical roots. A first for the house, and a reading of the derby we had never offered before.

Three leathers, three characters: milled white calf, taupe suede, navy suede.

A simple coherence

The Mirazur and the Bonelli don’t look alike. A sneaker against a derby, two worlds, two ways of dressing. But they share the same approach.

Both rely on lightness rather than structure. Both leave behind a piece that tradition considers essential — the lining for one, the counter for the other. Both find their comfort in suppleness, not support.

A family of shoes made for summer — for warm days, feet that need to breathe, light travel. To wear without thinking, without breaking in, without compromise.