Prada’s collections build on the House’s past, and the Prada Toblach is one of the brand’s most distinctive and original footwear designs that continues to shape its successors. Signifying a harmonious marriage of high-performance sportswear and high fashion appeal, the early Linea Rossa offerings embody the brand’s future-forward approach.

Named after the town of Dobbiaco (Toblach in German) in Northern Italy, the shoe was first introduced in the ‘90s, and made its major runway debut in the House’s Fall/Winter 1998 Collection. The Toblach appeared alongside polished suiting, technical nylon sets and tailored trenches — displaying the style’s timeless versatility.

This style stands out from typical Prada leather footwear options with its engineered rubber sole. This feature embodies tech

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