Is Eytys unisex?

Is Eytys unisex?

Eytys offer products built on a philosophy of no-fuss, straightforward and functional design. All collections are unisex, so please check the appropriate product category below for specific measurements.

Where is Eytys located?

STOCKHOLM, Sweden
STOCKHOLM, Sweden — In a little over a year, Jonathan Hirschfeld and Max Schiller have managed to turn their fledgling Swedish sneaker brand, Eytys (pronounced ’80s’ and spelled with Ys in reference to Generation Y), into a growing cult sensation set to generate €2 million (about $2.5 million) in revenue in 2014.

How do Eytys shoes fit?

Eytys fit true to size, which makes the whole process relatively simple. There are also no half sizes in the Eytys sneaker collection so we advise you to go half a size up if you usually wear a half size. For instance, if you usually wear a UK 9.5, opt for a UK 10.

Are Eytys vegan?

All Eytys’ products that are not in suede or leather are vegan-friendly.

Who is Eytys?

Eytys is a rapidly growing company founded in Stockholm 2013. At the heart of the brand lies a vision of shared, multidisciplinary creativity, building a platform to connect, interact and highlight talented creative minds from all over the world.

Who designs for Eytys?

Creative director Max Schiller latched onto the season’s throwback vibe by channeling a childhood idol: Michael Jordan. “It’s hard not to be inspired by him,” the designer pointed out.

Do acne shoes run true to size?

For me, the Acne sneakers fit true to size and I have fairly wide feet, so I’d say stick to your normal sizing. They’re comfy too! They’re less heavy than the Balenciaga Triple S, but nowhere near as lightweight as a Stan Smith or other athletic sneakers.

How do you pronounce brand Eytys?

Available from today, the collection will include all of Eytys’ (pronounced “80s” – the Ys are a nod to Generation Y) design signatures, from distinctive chunky soled shoes to fuss-free oversized tees via relaxed denim.

How do you pronounce Eytys?

They’re called Eytys – pronounced like eighties – and we’re going to hear more about these Scandinavian canvas, suede or leather sneakers.

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