Jørgen | Low-top sneakers with laces and contrast stripes

Jørgen | Low sneakers with laces and contrast stripes

A low sneaker with a rounded toe that ends just below the ankle. The laces keep the foot in place, while the padded heel counter provides comfort around the heel. Contrast-colored stripes along the side and visible stitching on the upper give the shoe its distinctive look. The midsole has a patterned texture that meets a darker outsole.

Key features and benefits

• Lace-up closure, so you can decide how snugly the shoe fits
• Contrast padded heel counter that supports the foot at the back
• Metal plate with the text WATERPROOF and logo print on the tongue
• Patterned midsole with a clearly visible outsole underneath
• Stitching and side stripes that give the upper a subtle graphic look

Specifications

• Length: below the ankle
• Closure: laces
• Fit: low sneaker with a rounded toe
• Details: contrast-colored side stripes, stitching on the upper, metal plate with WATERPROOF text, logo print on the tongue, padded heel counter
• Sole: patterned midsole with a separate outsole

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Materials: Julie Copenhagen chooses natural materials whenever possible — cotton, linen, viscose, and wool in blends that drape beautifully. The specific material compositions are listed in the product description above.

Fit: Our pieces are cut with a relaxed, classic fit. No tight silhouettes or fleeting trends. Models in the images typically wear size S/M at a height of 170 cm.

Production: Our suppliers are carefully selected — with a focus on quality and durability rather than mass production.

Wash cold on a delicate cycle (30°C). Air-dry on a hanger — avoid the tumble dryer. Iron at a low temperature, preferably inside out. Natural materials such as linen wrinkle — it’s part of the material and becomes more beautiful over time.