Muvez for Me
So much practicality in one shoe.
Written and Photographed by Cassell A. Ferere
If it’s house shoes, I’m kind of a sucker for them. Since Craig slipped them haphazardly on as he went to answer the knocking at his front door, on that eerie Friday morning (I refer you to Ice Cube’s character in the Friday trilogy).
No, Muvez shoes don’t float. But they’ll make you feel like you are.
Removal soles allow you to converge between in-house and outside soles.
I spent a few months now, wearing my pair of Muvez house slippers. I wear them in and out of the house, to and from the gym, the grocery store, or just to walk outside in. With the dual sole EVA cushioned soles and knit upper familiar with a lot of other athletic footwear, Muvez has found a proper medium between style and comfort. Minimal in details, the design is best expressed in its removable outer sole, which then reveals the thinner EVA sole that is designed for sporting inside the home. More like a sturdy sock at this point, it has a collapsible back that allows for sliding your toes to the front end of the shoe with ease. Peace of mind starts to set in.
Chris Lavish wearing his pair to shows during Paris Fashion week.
For shoes that converge easily while still on your feet, I encourage those “go-getter” types to try a pair of Muvez as they move through their day. Stylish and functional in every way, footwear crafted for comfort usually have some fashionable handicap. Not these shoes. They convey a minimalist approach to your day and come in colors that reflect your wardrobe.
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