Every detail on this sneaker is intentional. Robert August handcrafts the Bryn Mawr Ave. Trainer No. 6067 in Spain, pairing rich materials with bold color choices that stand apart from anything off a factory line.
The toe cap is built from ivory kid suede, soft to the touch yet durable enough to handle daily wear. Turquoise vegan nappa leather covers the sides, giving the shoe its signature pop of color without relying on animal hide. The back and trim are finished in crisp white nappa leather, grounding the design and letting the turquoise take center stage. Nickel eyelets hold yellow laces that cut through the palette with a sharp accent, so the shoe reads as considered, not chaotic.
Step inside and you’ll find an orange calf leather lining. It’s a detail most people won’t see, but you’ll feel it every time you put the shoe on; smooth, supportive, and built for comfort over long days on your feet. A white rubber cupsole anchors the whole build, giving you traction and cushioning without adding bulk. The cupsole construction also means a stronger bond between the upper and sole, so these shoes hold up to real use, not just display.
What sets the No. 6067 apart isn’t just the materials. It’s the option to make it yours. Robert August lets you customize this design, so you can swap colors, textures, or finishes until the shoe matches exactly what you had in mind. Want a more subdued palette for work? Done. Looking for something louder for the weekend? Also done. The customization process puts the control in your hands, rather than asking you to settle for whatever’s on the shelf.
Handcrafted construction means no two pairs are machine-identical; small variations in the leather and suede are part of the process, not a flaw in it. That’s the trade-off with handmade goods: less uniformity, more character.
If you’re after a sneaker that reflects your own taste rather than a mass-produced template, the Bryn Mawr Ave. Trainer No. 6067 gives you the materials, the craftsmanship, and the creative control to build exactly that.




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