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How does the Allbirds Men’s line differ from the Allbirds Women’s line? All of their shoes look pretty much the same to me, could your trans friends just order
by babelfish 5y ago
How does the Allbirds Men’s line differ from the Allbirds Women’s line? All of their shoes look pretty much the same to me, could your trans friends just order a 42+ shoe from the Men’s line?
- floatingatoll 5y agoI have no idea. I didn't think to check their Men's line. The typical variation is that "typically women's" colorways are simply not offered in men's, so if you want a shoe that has any sort of red hues (such as pink, purple, lavender, lilac, wine, maroon, etc) then you're out of luck, because most retailers only offer "typically men's" colorways in their men's sizes. You'll also see stylistic variations, heel size variations, and "these shoes are intended for use with or without socks" variations. Still. I'll go check now, though, and I feel kind of dumb for not thinking to look sooner. Thank you for the pointer.
- floatingatoll 5y agoNope. This entire shoe is not offered in Men's Allbirds at all, and it's the one I was asked to find: https://www.allbirds.com/products/womens-tree-breezers https://www.allbirds.com/products/womens-tree-breezers It's a shoe shape called "Flats" that only exists in Women's, it comes in colors that are totally unlike their Men's shoe shapes and colors in the closest (it's not very close) equivalent offered: https://www.allbirds.com/products/mens-wool-loungers-tamalpais https://www.allbirds.com/products/mens-wool-loungers-tamalpa... This is pervasive and industry-wide, but I'm still surprised that Allbirds fell prey to it. I would have expected better of them, based on their marketing and general love from buyers. Oh well.