About this product
Your sneaker collection just got its most interesting chapter yet. The Back 70 Venice in black velvet and red is the kind of shoe that makes people stop mid-sentence to ask where you got them. She's a slip-on mule sneaker — open back, easy to wear, low-profile silhouette — but done in rich black velvet and suede with saturated red accents that feel collegiate, heritage-driven, and completely her own. This is not a loud shoe trying to be noticed. She's composed. The contrast just happens to be striking.
Think: old school sport reference, reinterpreted through a downtown lens. The braided cotton laces and stitched details add a handcrafted quality that elevates the whole look, while the 1" platform gives you that slight lift without losing the relaxed, every-day vibe. The padded sock and removable foam footbed mean she's as comfortable as she is cool — which, for Back 70, is the whole point.
The details: Premium suede upper with leather and fabric accents. Padded sock lining. Removable foam footbed. Durable man-made midsole. Rubber outsole built to last. Quality braided cotton laces for that heritage finish.
Fit: True to size. Runs in EU sizing — see the size guide for your conversion.
Where to wear them: Saturday morning coffee runs. Night out in dark denim. Art galleries. Anywhere you want to look like you put thought into your footwear without it looking like you tried.
Style them with:
- Black wide leg jeans and a fitted graphic tee for that relaxed sport-luxe moment
- Dark slim denim and a cozy oversized cardigan for a fall look that pops
- A flowy black midi skirt for an unexpected contrast pairing
She'll make you feel like you've always had this exact energy — you were just waiting for the right shoe to express it.
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