The Berwyn Ave. Sneaker No. 6036 is built for those who don’t separate style from substance. Handcrafted in Spain by skilled artisans, every element of this sneaker is purposeful—chosen not just for how it looks, but for how it performs and feels over time.
A Color Story Worth Wearing
The No. 6036 opens with a navy blue knit fabric body, lightweight yet structured, wrapping the foot in a breathable embrace that’s as comfortable on day one as it is on day one hundred. Sea blue Nappa leather eyelet panels add a refined contrast, grounding the softness of the knit with a material that ages beautifully and holds its shape through daily wear. Then there’s the burgundy: rich, deliberate, and present in all the right places—the heel counter, the heel tab, and the laces—tying the palette together with a confidence that stops short of trying too hard.
Inside, red calf leather lining speaks to the level of care that goes into the construction. This isn’t decorative detail; it’s a choice that makes the sneaker feel as considered on the inside as it looks on the outside, while also providing durability that holds up to regular use.
Grounded in Performance
Beneath it all sits a black and white Vibram sole—the same name trusted by mountaineers and craftsmen for decades. On a sneaker, it means reliable grip, long-lasting wear, and a sole that doesn’t quit when the day gets long.
Made for You, Not Just Anyone
The No. 6036 is available for customization. If you have a specific vision—a different leather tone, an alternate fabric, a personal detail—Robert August’s bespoke process lets you build a version that’s entirely your own. This isn’t mass production wearing the face of luxury. It’s genuine craftsmanship with your preferences at the center.
The Berwyn Ave. Sneaker No. 6036 rewards those who look closely. Every stitch, every material choice, every color decision reflects a standard that most footwear doesn’t bother reaching. For those who notice—and care—it’s exactly that.






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