Designed with balance in mind, the harmony between nature and architecture
is echoed through elements that reflect notions of man-made, mathematic, fluid
and organic design codes. This is Atlantis. Casablanca’s debut sneaker.
Lifting its name from the lost city of Atlantis, the mythological connection
between water and storytelling is considered within the liquid movement of the
wave sole, which encases the shoe. While the upper, in direct contrast, adopts
the classic design language of timeless sports shoes through details such as
perforated leather and punchy suede accents.

Casablanca announces the release of The Court Sneaker - the brand’s debut tennis inspired everyday sneaker.

Designed in-house by founder and creative director Charaf Tajer, and art director Steve Grimes, the design language of The Court Sneaker reflects the iconic silhouettes of the 80s & 90s. The colours featured throughout the rubber sole are a combination of the refined codes of tennis and classical architecture and create a unified palette throughout the shoe, with the focus on primary colours offset by tennis whites to create a sport focus colour story.

The upper of the shoe features integrated, flowing panel lines as a nostalgic reference to the iconic vintage performance silhouettes. Prominent Casa Sport branding throughout is evident, including the brand’s signature diamond motif on the heel, silicone wordmark on the lateral panelling and the woven tennis court motif tongue label and insole, giving rise to its name, The Court.

‘The idea was to incorporate the sophisticated tennis white uniform with a pop of contrast colour detailing, creating an everyday sneaker drawing from the sport themes and iconic design cues that already flood the DNA of the brand’
Steve Grimes