First designed for the German football team at the 1976 Montreal Olympics, the Montreal 76 was created with a clear purpose: to give athletes a post-match shoe. The silhouette stands out with its suede upper, perforated toe box, and exposed stitching—subtle details that nod to ’ football heritage. What truly sets it apart from other archival low-profile sneakers is its sole: a textured rubber construction that extends up to the heel, designed to be pushed down so the shoe can be worn as a slip-on mule. Completing the look are the signature leather 3-Stripes and a gold foil “Montreal 76” wordmark.
