Aaron Hope
July 18th, 2013 (updated)
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Maurizio Molin just created the model’s most colorful and energetic style to date, and now the Crown keeps pushing the envelope with the Supra Wrap‘s pattern potential. These two new Wraps reflect the plimsoll’s past and present, one pair going for a simple cobblestone twill, the other adding a striping pattern to its canvas upper in a restrained style that suggests there’s more to come. Check out both so you can decide which you like better, then grab your selection straight from Supra.
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