Jesse James
After serving up the Club C “Monotone Pack” in October of 2021, Eames Office and Reebok are back with the second and final iteration of Reebok’s classic Club C silhouette. The two have joined forces for the “Dot Pattern & Composition Pack,” which features the Club C donning the Eames most beloved prints and one of Ray’s most popular paintings.
The Club C “Composition” is based on Ray’s Composition piece that was created in 1939. The pieces include natural tones that are spread across the canvas uppers with Ray Eames trademarked signature embroidered on the laterals. The sneaker is adorned in a silver Eames office logo displayed on the tongue tag, finished off with a crisp white rubber midsole.
The Club C “Dot Pattern” features Eames Office’s Dot Pattern textile print. The design features a field of dots joined by tiny sinews, which express the interconnectedness of Eames design. The graphic is featured on the two-tone uppers with an Eames cut-out box logo displayed on the laterals and a yellowed sole unit. The Reebok logo on the heel tab is absent, opting for a more simplistic design.
The shoeboxes are modeled after the Eames House, Case Study House No. 8, which is located in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood in Los Angeles. Reebok stated: “Heritage accents such as original size tongue tags, squared-off window boxes, die-cut tooling and original Eames and Reebok logos celebrate the Club C tradition and honor Charles and Ray’s belief that details make the design. Reebok has also restored the Club C’s original internal arch bandage to further enhance fit and comfort.”
The Reebok x Eames Club C “Dot Pattern & Composition Pack” will be available March 17 at 10 a.m. ET at the Eames Office website and on March 18 at 10 a.m. ET from Reebok’s website and select retailers. Check out the eye-catching new collection of kicks in the images below and pick up your favorites soon. In the meantime, keep it locked with The Culture Curators for more outstanding footwear and sneakers coming very soon.
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