Footwear brand Language has expanded its product offering and launched a comfort shoe line for men. Designed to support the feet with a lightweight construction, the leather footwear line aims to mix craftsmanship with ergonomic design.
“Language proudly introduces its 24/7 comfort footwear collection for men, offering style and all-day comfort,” announced the brand in a press release. “Each shoe is constructed from premium materials showcasing expert craftsmanship. This distinguished collection, features extremely lightweight soles, leather-lining and cushioned comfort footbeds, providing that extra support and refinement for your feet.”
The collection features a ‘Jameson Moccasin’ made from Nappa leather and with a lightweight sole and soft insoles. The ‘Macklin Loafer’ is designed for office and formal wear while the ‘Finlay Moccasin’ has a more flamboyant style. Other models in the new line include the ‘Stefan Loafer’ and ‘Martin Loafer’.
The men’s comfort line has launched at Language’s exclusive brand outlets in Nungambakkam Chennai, Express Avenue Chennai, Sarath City Mall Hyderabad, Lulu Global Mall Bengaluru, Lulu Mall Kochi, Pavilion Mall Ludhiana, and HiLite Mall Kozhikode among others along with on its direct to customer e-commerce store. Language also retails from over 300 multi-brand outlets across India with retailers including Metro Shoes, Viz, Mochi, Centro, Regal Shoes, and Delco as well as online with Amazon India.
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