Thibo Denis and Birkenstock 1774 Reintroduce the Uerzell Sneaker Mule in Three New Colorways
SummaryBirkenstock has reintroduced the Uerzell sneaker mule in "Cuoio" "Caccia" and "Wine" colorways via its Paris-based 1774 lineDesigned in collaboration with Thibo Denis the silhouette merges a lace-up sneaker upper with a traditional clog profile and visible cork midsoleThe pairs feature an anatomical Blue Footbed and are available now for $395 USD via 1774.com and select global stockistsBirkenstock has officially reintroduced the Uerzell sneaker mule in three new seasonal colorways. The release arrives through the footwear brand’s Paris-based special projects and collaborative unit, Birkenstock 1774.As the inaugural design under the Ensemble 1774 initiative debuted in 2025, the model was conceived in partnership with French designer Thibo Denis, currently the design director of men’s ready-to-wear, shoes, and accessories at Louis Vuitton. Fusing the easy-wear function of a clog with the styling of a lace-up sneaker, the design centers around sculpted proportions, an elevated sole, and a visible natural cork midsole.Presented in "Cuoio," "Caccia," and "Wine," each shoe comes fitted with the signature Birkenstock Blue Footbed—a removable, anatomically shaped insole built around the heritage label’s orthopedic foundations. The hybrid construction is anchored by Birkenstock's classic bone-pattern outsole and finished with the 1774 studio emblem embossed in blue.The Birkenstock Uerzell is available now for $395 USD via 1774.com and select global retail partners.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast
Summary
Birkenstock has reintroduced the Uerzell sneaker mule in "Cuoio" "Caccia" and "Wine" colorways via its Paris-based 1774 lineDesigned in collaboration with Thibo Denis the silhouette merges a lace-up sneaker upper with a traditional clog profile and visible cork midsoleThe pairs feature an anatomical Blue Footbed and are available now for $395 USD via 1774.com and select global stockists
Birkenstock has officially reintroduced the Uerzell sneaker mule in three new seasonal colorways. The release arrives through the footwear brand’s Paris-based special projects and collaborative unit, Birkenstock 1774.
As the inaugural design under the Ensemble 1774 initiative debuted in 2025, the model was conceived in partnership with French designer Thibo Denis, currently the design director of men’s ready-to-wear, shoes, and accessories at Louis Vuitton. Fusing the easy-wear function of a clog with the styling of a lace-up sneaker, the design centers around sculpted proportions, an elevated sole, and a visible natural cork midsole.
Presented in "Cuoio," "Caccia," and "Wine," each shoe comes fitted with the signature Birkenstock Blue Footbed—a removable, anatomically shaped insole built around the heritage label’s orthopedic foundations. The hybrid construction is anchored by Birkenstock's classic bone-pattern outsole and finished with the 1774 studio emblem embossed in blue.
The Birkenstock Uerzell is available now for $395 USD via 1774.com and select global retail partners.
