A sculptural slip-on and a lace-up sneaker can both belong to TAVIA LAB, but they offer different starting points. The collection brings new manufacturing approaches into everyday objects through visible structure, distinctive shapes and considered details.
For footwear, start with three questions: How much of the structure do you want to show? Do you prefer an open back or a covered heel? And do you want laces to adjust?
Here is how the four footwear collections fit together, with a look at MODULE for the spaces beyond your shoe rack.
ATLAS / Future Motion: let the shape lead
Start with ATLAS if the silhouette is what first draws you to a shoe. In the current collection, Atlas Wave brings sweeping contours and wave-like openings to a lace-free form. Its sculpted sole makes the side profile as distinctive as the view from above.
Wave works as a focal point in an otherwise simple outfit. Try relaxed trousers and a plain top, leaving the outline visible at the hem. Choose this direction when you want the printed structure to be a prominent part of what you wear.
OASIS / Reset: choose your level of coverage
OASIS brings open-back shapes to slower moments: getting ready at home, changing out of your daytime shoes or putting together a relaxed outfit. The choice within the collection is largely about the front of the shoe.
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Oasis Halo has a broad toe opening for the most exposed-toe look of the three.
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Oasis Cove wraps farther around the front, leaving a smaller oval opening within a rounded, cocoon-like shape.
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Oasis Loom has a closed-toe outline and an open heel, giving it the appearance of an understated mule.
All three keep the lattice visible. Pick the amount of toe coverage you like first, then compare the overall shape with the clothes you already reach for.
VECTOR / Long Days: keep the outline understated
If you like visible texture but prefer a slimmer profile, begin with VECTOR. Vector Drift pairs a fine lattice upper with a low-profile sole and a lace-free shape.
Drift is a useful styling starting point for tapered trousers, relaxed denim or shorts. Compared with Wave's sweeping sole, its proportions keep the visual emphasis lower and closer to the foot. The Long Days theme places it in an everyday routine; choose your pair by fit and preference, rather than treating the collection name as a comfort rating.
ORBIT / Everyday Mobility: start with a familiar lace-up
ORBIT combines textile uppers and adjustable laces with distinctive lattice soles. The construction brings a familiar sneaker shape together with a different foundation.
Orbit Core has a fine-knit upper and a simple all-black profile. Orbit Shift adds a grid-textured textile upper, layered panels and front and heel pull tabs. Start with Core for a restrained look, or explore Shift if you enjoy more visible surface detail.
Both are natural options to compare if laces are part of your usual routine. Denim, chinos and relaxed tailoring give the lattice sole room to show without requiring a whole new wardrobe.
MODULE: bring the idea into your space
The same interest in structure extends beyond footwear. MODULE includes Module Nest, a contoured lumbar cushion with an open lattice, designed to sit between your lower back and a chair. It is an introduction to TAVIA through an everyday object for your space.
Make your shortlist
Choose ATLAS for a sculptural focal point, OASIS for an open-back shape, VECTOR for a low-profile slip-on, or ORBIT for a textile lace-up with a lattice sole. Then open the individual product page to compare views, sizing information and current availability. If the size information leaves you unsure, contact TAVIA before ordering.
