For the first time in fourteen years, Wasted Paris steps into footwear.
And it does so by going straight to the source.
Since 1881, in the small Northamptonshire village of Wollaston, a shoemaker has been quietly perfecting the same craft.
Solovair, born out of a cooperative founded by five local men known as "the Duffers", has spent over a century building shoes the hard way: Goodyear-welted, stitched by hand, made to outlast trends entirely. It's the kind of heritage that isn't manufactured for a marketing deck.
That history is exactly why Wasted came looking.
The result is a single, uncompromising silhouette: smooth black hi-shine leather, a robust commando sole, and Goodyear welt construction built to be resoled, not replaced. On paper, a classic British derby. In practice, taken apart and put back together with Wasted's own instincts.



