Cole Haan launches the ZEROGRAND in the Philippines

Cole Haan, the iconic American lifestyle footwear and accessories brand, recently unveiled its newest men’s shoe line, the ZeroGrand in the Philippines.
ZeroGrand Oxford No Stitch, PHP13,800.








The lightest and most flexible shoe Cole Haan has ever created. Functional brogue detailing decreases weight and provides breathability. The ripstop nylon upper pieces of the Oxford are bonded to each other using high frequency welding, reducing the number of components on the shoe.

Included in the design is “functional broguing,” a perforation detail shown on the toe medallion and upper portion of the shoes. Perforations are laser cut for ventilation, weight relief and flexibility.


Modern brogues trace their roots to a rudimentary shoe originating in Scotland and Ireland that was constructed using untanned hide with perforations, allowing water to drain when crossing wet terrain, such as the Scottish bogs.


ZeroGrand integrates innovation and craftsmanship in an engineered product that is the lightest and most flexible shoe Cole Haan has ever created, weighing in at less than 290 grams each. By considering make, mass and motion, Cole Haan has married centuries-old broguing details with biomechanics, modern materials and today’s manufacturing methods. ZeroGrand for Cole Haan, defines the future.


• MASS. The future is weightless; weight induces muscle fatigue but at just 290 grams, the ZeroGrand rivals footwear designed for long-distance runners.
• MAKE. The future is seamless; fewer parts mean fewer seams and the result is a natural, relaxed body in ZeroGrand that feels nearly non-existent on the foot.
• MOTION. The future is also boundless; the human foot is an elegant instrument of motion, strength, and agility and the ZeroGrand complements this by moving with graceful flexibility and luxurious cushioning that rebounds with each step.

Together with the ZeroGrand is the launch of the new Cole Haan cushioning and comfort platform called the Grand.OS. The Grand OS is an “operating system” for the feet that comprises three major characteristics: greater flexibility reduced weight and increased cushioning. These characteristics applied separately or together, deliver an exceptional feel without compromise.

The flexibility of Grand.OS comes through the engineered insoles, outsoles, liners and uppers that move with each step. Moreover, Grand.OS replaces the heavy steel shanks that have traditionally been used for support with an engineered cushioning compound that is stronger, more flexible and longer lasting, reducing the overall weight and slimming down the shoe’s outsole.

Representatives in the Philippines echoed what David Maddocks, the Chief Marketing Officer of Cole Haan in the US said about the ZeroGrand: “The outstanding thing about ZeroGrand is the fact that it is highly engineered, yet beautifully designed and crafted. Cole Haan compromised nothing. It’s stealth. It’s sleek. It’s the perfect complement to a modern, slim-cut suit—in a way that says: I mean business, but not business as usual. ”

Check out the ZeroGrand at Cole Haan Powerplant Mall, Rockwell; Shangri-la Plaza; and at Glorietta 4.

Learn more about the newest collection at www.facebook.com/colehaanphilippines and like Cole Haan on Instagram @iwearcolehaan.


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Rochelle Rivera is a lifestyle blogger currently living in the Philippines. She is a Japanese and Filipina Mom of 3 boys, food enthusiast, travel geek, beauty-obsessed individual, and fashion lover.

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2 comments

  1. UnknownSeptember 13, 2014 at 9:11 PM

    I'm really not familiar with the brand but the shoes look nice. But it's kinda pricey though. Huhu. Can't afford to give it to my boyfriend as a gift. :/

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  2. eryllatagSeptember 15, 2014 at 2:51 PM

    nice and exquisite pattern of designs....too expensive! barya lang eto for those who can afford.....

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