2001 Parallel Peacock Blue Suede/Bone Leather
Bold Refinement.
The Parallel in Peacock Blue Suede with Bone Leather brings a confident edge to heritage sportswear. Luxurious peacock blue suede creates a striking foundation, while clean leather stripes deliver crisp contrast — a pairing that balances statement-making colour with timeless restraint.
It's the sneaker for those who appreciate considered detail and aren't afraid of distinction, elevating relaxed weekend wear with refined, intentional style.
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Two footbeds in every pair. A cushioned top layer over a firm base. Lift one out for a roomier fit.
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Lightning laces included. Elastic laces you do up once. Slip on, slip off, still look laced.
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Every pair ships with two footbeds: a cushioned top layer that absorbs impact, over a firm base that holds its shape all day. Wear both. If you want more room, lift one out.
Our 2001 Parallel and Crossroads styles run about half a size smaller than our other styles. If you're between sizes, go up. Size guide.
Two sets of laces in the box. The regular ones you tie, and the Lightning laces: flat, elastic, done up once. After that you slip in and out, and the shoe still looks laced.
Spare colours are $14.90. Shop laces.
Free shipping across New Zealand and Australia, 2–3 business days. Orders of more than two pairs may ship separately.
Not right? Return or exchange within 14 days of delivery — unworn, tried on indoors on carpet. Free returns and exchanges within NZ and AU. Start a return.
Waterproof before the first wear and top up now and then. Suede: dry brush and waterproof spray. Leather: a damp cloth, with leather cream occasionally. Canvas: cold water and mild soap. No washing machine.
A tree planted for every pair. Footbeds made from 25% plant-based material, covered in 70% recycled fabric. Leather from Leather Working Group tanneries. Organic-cotton laces and dust bag, and a recycled-cardboard box with a fabric handle, so no extra bag. More on Treadlightly.
