The Re-Run upper on our engineered p22bymercer Vibram outdoor outsole. #themercerbrand #vibram

It turns out that a Golden Retriever is the best addition to your Re-Tennis outfit — if not in your hand, then on the back of your shirt. #themercerbrand

The Re-Tennis 1970 - hand distressed to recreate that certain look after a three setter on red clay. 🎾👟 #themercerbrand

Committed to sustainability, we do not only encourage recycling but also continuously explore innovative recycled materials for the production of our shoes. ♻️ As shown in the picture, the shoe has a sole made of EVA and Recycled Rubber. With an upper made from GRS Recycled Leather or GRS Recycled PU in combination with GRS Recycled Mesh. Don’t forget the Re-Run Pineapple, made from the waste of the pineapple industry. Visit our website for detailed information on the materials used in each shoe. #globalrecyclingday

Get 8.7% off when you bring in an old pair of sneakers exclusively at The Mercer Brand Clubhouse. 👟 In honor of Global Recycling Day, we want to remind you that far too many shoes still end up in the trash each year. Together, we can help reduce waste and make a positive impact. If you bring in your old sneakers—of any brand—to The Mercer Brand Clubhouse, you’ll receive an 8.7% discount on your purchase. We hand over the recycled pair to our recycling partner fastfeetgrinded who will separate the upper from the outsole and in turn uses it to create materials for new textile but also playgrounds and outdoor sports fields. This discount percentage represents the 87.000.000 shoes that were discarded in the year when The Mercer Brand Clubhouse opened in Amsterdam in 2021 en thereby we began collecting shoes. Since then, this number has continued to grow. #globalrecycleday

Strolling around town with matching outfits. 🤩🤎 This seasons favorite outfit combo: The Re-Run Speed Brown Silver & The Mercer Brand Bodywarmer Off White. #themercerbrand

The Mercer Brand Subway Jacket. #themercerbrand

The Mercer Brand Subway Jacket, inspired by the NYC subway token. - In the New York Subway’s infancy, it only cost five cents to get on a train. In 1948 the fare was raised to ten cents, so the New York City Transit authority re-outfitted the turnstiles to accept dimes. It wasn’t until the city increased the fare to fifteen cents that they encountered a problem. The lack of a fifteen cents coin let to the creation of the subway token. #themercerbrand

The Mercer Brand Subway Jacket, inspired by the NYC subway token. #themercerbrand