London Sneaker School (LSS), a new institution in sneaker design and education, has opened the doors to its new concept store on the capital’s premium tailoring destination, Savile Row.
Supported by creator community CANVVS, the three-month development serves as a remarkable fusion of bespoke craftsmanship and contemporary sneaker culture, that looks to bring together streetwear enthusiasts and crep-lovers alike.
Creating a seamless connection between manufacturing, education, and retail, visitors to the space are invited to engage in a design consultation before their custom is hand-crafted by a selection of London-based artisans. For those seeking an artistic touch, the store offers hand-painted elements upon request, created by talented locals affiliated with the CANVVS creator community.
The LLS concept store also offers an exclusive glimpse into the fascinating journey of sneaker design and manufacturing. Those who attend will be able to engage in immersive workshops and events hosted by industry experts, providing them with a chance to learn more about the art of design, customisation and trends within the ever-evolving industry.
Speaking about the launch of the concept store, Jase Cooper, founder and creative director of London Sneaker School, said: “We are very excited to open our flagship store on Savile Row. This strategic location will allow us to combine our culture and community with Savile Row’s rich heritage and association with the finest craftsmanship in the fashion industry.
“In a true celebration of all aspects of culture that London has to offer, the store will build on our belief that when manufacturing is closer to the culture opportunities for new forms of expression are born for independent creators.”
Check out the store in the shots below and head to 20 Savile Row, Mayfair, London to see the space live in the flesh.
