When the Pantera was first developed, the sole was black, but in the finished model, the addition of a white (or light gray, to be precise) accent color gave the design a dynamic feel. Because the sole takes up a large area, a single color can change the look. It was precisely because of this that it was difficult to create an all-black boot, the original color.
Pure black can inevitably take away the three-dimensional look of the boots.

The breakthrough came with stitching.
The idea of ​​using grey stitching to outline the upper design came from the question of whether there was a way to further emphasize the design, which succeeded in creating a three-dimensional effect while keeping the color black.
The sole is also dark grey to match.
The result is not "all black," but "neo black."

With this Neo Black model, we hope you enjoy the unique expression of the Pantera.