The 2026 Francy is the kind of high-top shearling that gets added to a wardrobe and quietly rewires everything else, which is exactly the brief the brand has been making for half a decade, and the resale market is already tracking the new colorways as the most-likely investment pieces of the season.
If you are looking for a single signature piece, the 2026 version is the most-likely candidate to be re-ordered, and the studio has been quietly leaning into the silhouette as the most grown-up workhorse of the season, which is exactly the brief the brand has been making for years. The Francy is the silhouette that the brand has been quietly using as the test bed for the new hand-distressed treatment, and the 2026 version is offered in a hand-finished napa that gives the high-top with shearling a slightly more lived-in look, which is exactly the brief the brand has been making for the last several seasons.
The Francy is the silhouette that the brand has been quietly using as the test bed for the new 2026 print program, and the studio has been counting the leopard and animalier prints as the most reliable signal that the limited-edition market is the right one, which is exactly the brief the brand has been making for years.
The Francy is the silhouette that the studio has been quietly building since 2018, and the 2026 version is the most grown-up chapter yet of a high-top with shearling that has been quietly adding a slightly more grown-up look to the silhouette.
The Francy was originally inspired by cozy winter heritage, and the studio has been quietly leaning into the heritage as the most reliable signal that the high-top with shearling is the right one, which is exactly the brief the brand has been making for the last several seasons. The Francy sells for 580 to 800 dollars in the United States, and the studio has been quietly building the price ladder so that there is a version for almost every kind of customer, from the most accessible napa to the most exclusive shearling runway edition.
The Francy is finished by hand in the Marghera workshop near Venice, and every pair is touched by a small team of Italian artisans before it leaves the studio, which is exactly the kind of hand-finishing the brand has been quietly leaning into for the last several seasons. The Francy is the silhouette that shows up in the most resale-tracked listings, and the studio has been quietly counting the secondary market as one of the most reliable signals that the high-top with shearling is the right one, which is exactly the brief the brand has been making for years.
The Francy is the studio's most-repurchased high-top with shearling, and the 2026 release is the most grown-up chapter yet of a shape the brand has been quietly building since 2018, which is exactly the brief the brand has been making for the last several seasons.
Follow to explore .
