Wait Order,, our online showroom, today launches a new brand: Tommy Mikino.
The process characterized by new proposals from the big quality content and design leads us to introduce this new brand.
Tommy Mikino is a line of snakers, made in Italy and high quality resulting from a partnership between Carlotta Medas, architect, and Luigino Cardinali, designer.
Tommy Mikino is an imaginary creature, the brainchild of Carlotta Medas, in 2007. A filibuster bunny apparently irrepressible character. So that makes him disappear. The line snakers WANTED was developed to promote the capture of this rebellious character.
And so it takes life a line of sneakers absolutely original, made in Italy, with a premium positioning, but full of ideas funny, cheerful and above all self-ironic.
Some shoes have over prints on the upper, but also on the sole. Other healthy impress thanks to embroideries that glow in the dark.
The brand, already circulating on the web for a few months, it was a little ‘case’ as it has received many requests from individuals who wanted to order the shoes and ask the company to buy one pair.
Today, with the official launch, Wait Order it is making available the brand on the Italian and international markets.
If you have a store and look for a top sneakers out of all the schemes and able to impress your clients Tommy Mikino is for you! You can register and place your order directly online www.waitorder.com
For more information: Official Facebook Page.
Official website: www.tommymikino.com
HERE ARE ALL PHOTOS OF THE COLLECTION OF TOMMY MIKINO
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