Senna1 Update ·  — Fit trials underway  Senna1 Update · — Bha sizing and fit trials underway. Insole development complete.
Indian corporate lobby, morning sidelight cutting diagonal bars across the polished floor, single figure walking forward through them

For the boardroom,
the broken pavement,
and every hour in between.

Full-grain leather sneakers for the Indian workday.

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Mumbai airport boarding gate at night, jali screens over the glass, a single figure in three-quarter back watching his aircraft, the gate board reading Bengaluru 21:30, delayed 23:00

Commute. Heat. Gravel. Lobby. AC. Desk. Boardroom. Traffic. Airport. Friends. Family. 9 PM.

Twelve hours. Every context.

Few shoes are built around your whole day.

Four colleagues in formal shoes seated at a boardroom table, and a man standing beside them in jeans and white running shoes.

The workday changed.

Formal shoes were the dress code, not the answer. You reached for shoes borrowed from sport and casual. Built for other briefs. Still not the answer.

THE SHOE

One shoe, for the whole workday.
We’re building it now.

Shoes usually get one or two of these right. This one has to get all four — the standard the workday never had.

THE MARK

You wear the shoes everyone in your circle wears. Those are good shoes — and they tell someone else’s story.
This one is full-grain Nappa leather, and tells yours.

THE DAY

Every movement, context and surface of a long workday. Designed for it.

THE INDIAN

Few shoes sold here are built for the Indian foot. This one is built on the Bha sizing system, developed by CLRI from more than a lakh of feet.

THE ONE

Clothes have done the thinking. This shoe doesn’t ask you to do it again.

The shoe still has to earn it.

You’ll know first.

Senna1. Full-grain leather sneakers.

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Senna1 Update · Bha sizing and fit trials underway. Insole development complete.

Epigraph

Epigraph brings together THUUN’s writing on shoes, leather and the Indian workday.

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