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Low-top Canvas Sneakers
G2 CANVAS
€120.00
Canvas trainers certified OEKO-TEX standard 100.
The iconic G2 was the first Spring Court tennis shoe, launching in Paris in 1936.
This must-have low-top design features a distinctive 4-hole ventilated rubber sole.
It's an absolute classic — the 100% cotton upper is Spring Court's signature.
Tip: if you're between two sizes, we recommend sizing up.
All of our canvas shoes are vegan. We do not use any animal-based glue.
Discover the full range of our canvas sneakers.
Materials:
Low-top upper in cotton canvas.
Lining in OEKO-TEX certified cotton.
Soft and resistant canvas, 390 g/m².
Sole:
Direct vulcanisation construction.
Removable polyurethane insole with a cotton top layer.
Patented ventilated white rubber outsole.
Details:
White flat cotton laces.
6 metallic eyelets.
Manufacturing:
White, black and navy blue: Made in Spain.
Red, blue, black, white, grey, light grey, yellow and green: Made in Thailand.
Low-top upper in cotton canvas.
Lining in OEKO-TEX certified cotton.
Soft and resistant canvas, 390 g/m².
Sole:
Direct vulcanisation construction.
Removable polyurethane insole with a cotton top layer.
Patented ventilated white rubber outsole.
Details:
White flat cotton laces.
6 metallic eyelets.
Manufacturing:
White, black and navy blue: Made in Spain.
Red, blue, black, white, grey, light grey, yellow and green: Made in Thailand.
CANVAS: It is first recommended to use a dry, soft brush to remove anything that might be attached to the shoe.
Then, using slightly soapy water and a soft brush, gently rub the entire shoe — do not hesitate to go over any particularly stained areas.
Avoid using a hard brush, as this could damage the fabric. Once the shoe has been cleaned and dried, apply a waterproofing agent one last time to protect it.
RUBBER: we recommend brushing it with a classic white eraser.
You can also use a brush with warm soapy water, rinsing thoroughly. Clean it regularly to restore its natural colour.
INSOLES: we recommend hand washing your insoles and air drying them well.
