
Carlton CannesEdition 01
The hotel slipper rebuilt as a numbered, low-profile outdoor mule.
Hair-on calf · Contoured cork-latex · Outdoor rubber
The proposal
The proposed mule.
Develop a limited outdoor mule from the Carlton Cannes slipper.
White hair-on calf, yellow leather binding and the hotel’s one-color embroidered mark retain the original character. A contoured footbed and slim rubber outsole support outdoor wear.
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Outdoor construction
Outdoor construction.
Flexible 7–9 mm rubber adds grip and durability without giving the mule a heavy platform.
The shoe / Edition 01
Product specification.
A soft upper over a supportive cork-latex footbed and slim rubber outsole.
- 01 / Upper
- Hair-on calf
Short-pile warm-white hide, pair matched.
- 02 / Binding
- Butter-yellow leather
Folded around the topline and toe.
- 03 / Footbed
- Contoured cork-latex
Jute reinforced, with a woven yellow-and-white cover.
- 04 / Outsole
- 7–9 mm rubber
Low profile with shallow, flexible tread.
- 05 / Mark
- One-color embroidery
The complete Carlton Cannes mark is tested on the selected hide before production.
Material study
Material palette.
Warm white and faded yellow for the shoe; pale blue and sage for packaging and launch materials.
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Carlton Cannes
Edition 01.
One numbered release, exclusive to Carlton Cannes.

Carlton Cannes
White hair-on calf, yellow leather binding, striped cork-latex footbed and low rubber outsole.
Commercial model
Opening production.
Proposed launch: 300–500 numbered pairs at €225–€275 retail.
Gross sales only. Excludes VAT, returns and production costs.
Production
Portuguese development.
Bryan Kluge Studio directs the product. A specialist footwear partner develops the last, pattern, materials and first sample.
Addvance Studio
Addvance publishes minimums of 120–250 pairs per color or style. Capability, pricing and hair-on calf sourcing require confirmation.
Review Addvance Studio ↗ No production relationship or endorsement is implied.
Carlton Cannes / Edition 01
First sample.
Phase one covers materials, pattern development, embroidery testing, fit, a working sample and production costing.
Review the development scope