Designed for movement without compromise, the TD Street Mode blends the precision of a dress shoe with the performance of modern athletic footwear. Built for long days, fast transitions, and everything in between, it delivers all-day comfort in a refined, street-ready silhouette.
A hybrid engineered upper provides a structured yet adaptive fit, while a hidden dual-density midsole offers responsive cushioning and stability underfoot. Subtle performance details—flex grooves, lightweight construction, and a smooth heel-to-toe transition—keep you moving effortlessly.
From office to street, this is footwear designed to keep up.
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Adrian Kade
Adrian Kade built his career at the intersection of performance and craft. Beginning as a developer in high-performance running footwear, he focused on energy return systems, biomechanics, and long-distance comfort. His work centered on how shoes respond under real-world movement—pressure, fatigue, and repetition.
Seeking a deeper understanding of form and tradition, Kade later trained in Florence, studying classic shoemaking techniques rooted in precision, proportion, and material integrity. This dual foundation—technical performance and heritage craftsmanship—defines his approach today.
Kade is known for creating footwear that merges engineering logic with timeless design, where innovation is embedded beneath the surface rather than layered on top.
Design Philosophy
“A dress shoe shouldn’t slow you down—it should carry you through the day.”
Seeking a deeper understanding of form and tradition, Kade later trained in Florence, studying classic shoemaking techniques rooted in precision, proportion, and material integrity. This dual foundation—technical performance and heritage craftsmanship—defines his approach today.
Kade is known for creating footwear that merges engineering logic with timeless design, where innovation is embedded beneath the surface rather than layered on top.
Design Philosophy
“A dress shoe shouldn’t slow you down—it should carry you through the day.”
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