Dior Men B27 High-Top Sneaker Black Smooth Calfskin and CD Diamond Canvas blends refined luxury with streetwear edge. Crafted in supple black calfskin with Dior’s iconic CD diamond canvas, this sneaker elevates your everyday style effortlessly.
- Smooth black calfskin leather upper
- Black lace-up closure with high-top silhouette
- Signature CD diamond canvas panels
- Silver-tone metal hardware detailing
- Pairs well with tailored trousers or denim
Why You’ll Love It
- Experience unmatched comfort with premium calfskin and flexible sole design.
- Elevate casual looks instantly thanks to the iconic CD diamond canvas.
- Versatile enough to go from daytime casual to evening smart.
Materials & Craftsmanship
The Dior Men B27 High-Top Sneaker combines buttery smooth calfskin leather with durable CD diamond canvas panels for texture contrast. Meticulously stitched and finished with silver-tone metal eyelets, the shoe features a cushioned rubber sole for lasting comfort and grip. The leather’s natural grain offers a luxurious feel, while the canvas enhances breathability and style.
How to Style It
- For a weekend city stroll, pair with slim jeans and a tucked-in tee for effortless cool.
- At the office casual day, wear with tailored chinos and a crisp shirt for polished comfort.
- Evening outings call for black trousers and a sleek bomber jacket to highlight the sneaker’s luxe details.
Size & Fit
This high-top sneaker fits true to size with a snug, supportive feel around the ankle. Opt for your regular size unless you prefer a roomier fit, as the calfskin molds softly with wear.
Sourcing & inspection
This piece is sourced individually for your order through our partner network. Before it is dispatched it is checked by hand — stitching, hardware, lining, finish and measurements — and photographed so you see the exact item before it ships.
Delivery
Free worldwide shipping, 8 to 16 days after dispatch. Express delivery available. If your parcel has not reached you within 45 days of your order date, you receive a full refund.
