The spring guide to footwear (part 1)

A curated selection of great footwear for spring, from casual to outdoor. Tap in.

We’re back with spring shopping guides, and I’m excited to share that my guy Leon Hedgepath has joined the Sprezza team as a Style Editor!

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First for spring, we got the footwear section while we waited for all the other products to roll in. This is part one; part two will be here later in the month.

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Corso II buckle monk shoe by Yogi Footwear ($215)

Yogi is one of the more slept-on footwear brands around at the right price point, and this buckle monk shoe is no exception. The suede is too buttery, and the thick EVA platform outsole gives it a more elevated look you can dress up or down.

These are the type of joints you can wear with anything, from baggier fatigue pants to drapier tailored trousers. Honestly, it’s just a solid shoe.