This Diadora N9000 "Pan" Is Inspired By the 80s Italian Subculture, Paninaro

Dressed in leather, suede and corduroy.

Diadora looks back at its Italian heritage for its latest N9000 edition, dubbed the "Pan" Diadora N9000, which is a tribute to one of the popular subcultures that characterized Milan in the 80s.

The Paninaro subculture movement was a youth scene that began to meet in Italy's first fast-food restaurants, with a lifestyle devoted to a constant quest for style and fun. As you can see, the upper on this "Pan" N9000 edition combines bright colours, materials and other striking elements, designed to capture the spirit of those days. Dressed in premium materials throughout, we see the toe box draped in Bright Pink corduroy with matching suede overlays throughout the side paneling and heels, while atop a quilted Yellow base. Blue accents on the Diadora branding with contrastiing Brown suede landing on the heel and tongue. Additional highlights include, a hamburger incorporated into the Diadora logo on the insole

Scroll below to view the additional images and look for this Diadora N9000 "Pan" edition at select Diadora retailers, including diadora.com, with the price tag set at $148.

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