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PLUSH · SOFT, WITH SPRING

Softness.
With a spring in it.

A soft first contact. A springy return. Plush pairs a yielding cushion with shaped arch support, bringing a different feeling to the shoes you wear every day.

Feel what makes Plush different
$113.00CAD · One pair
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THE MATERIAL MAKES THE FEELING

Softness is only
half the feeling.

When your shoes feel hard underfoot, a yielding cushion changes that first contact. Plush adds spring to the softness, so the feeling continues as you move.

PlushGrey materialReal demonstration · Original speed

Follow the grey sample. Plush pairs soft contact with a springy return.

Different rebound.
Different feel.

  • BouncyGreen
  • EmbraceBlue
  • FusionTwo-tone
  • HoneyCombYellow
  • PlushGrey
Plush · The material in motion
Plush: soft contact, spring back, cushion again A socked foot repeatedly presses into one rectangular material sample. The cushion gives easily as your heel and forefoot settle onto it. As pressure lifts, the material springs back beneath your foot. The cushion recovers and resists packing down with repeated use. Material response illustrated; thickness and movement are exaggerated for clarity. Soft, yielding contact.

The cushion gives easily as your heel and forefoot settle onto it.

 Easy give

An easily yielding surface softens contact beneath your foot.

Material response illustrated · Thickness enlarged for clarity.

Soft from the first step.
Spring in the next.

Plush yields easily when your foot meets it, then springs back as you move. Soft contact, an elastic response and cushioning made to keep coming back.

Soften the first contact.

An easily yielding cushion gives your heel and forefoot a softer surface inside your everyday shoes.

Put spring into the softness.

Elastic recovery adds a springy feeling as you walk. Choose Plush when you want softness with more bounce than Embrace.

Softness beyond the first wear.

The open-cell cushioning resists packing down, helping preserve the soft contact you chose it for through repeated use.

In your day

Commuting, errands and days out on foot—when a soft first step and a little spring are what make shoes feel good to you.

SOFTNESS, WITH A FOUNDATION

Soft where you meet it.
Firm where you need it.

Plush puts a soft cushioning layer above a shaped base. Your arch has a surface to bear against. Your heel has a cup around it.

Plush’s three layers at the heel Catalog heel view. One points to the cushioning, two to the intermediate EVA comfort layer, and three to the stability frame. The heel is thicker than the one-millimeter forefoot EVA specification. 123
Catalog construction reference. New connected-frame photography pending.

  1. Soft, springy cushioning

    Approx. 0.16 in (4 mm)

    The yielding contact layer gives Plush its signature softness, with rebound as pressure lifts. It cushions your contact with the firmer support below.

  2. Contoured comfort layer

    Slim at the forefoot. Fuller at the heel.

    A shaped intermediate layer that follows the insole’s profile, between the cushioning and the supporting frame.

    Thickness details

    EVA is approximately 0.04 in (1 mm) at the forefoot, with a thicker heel section. These layer measurements are not the full insole height.

  3. Stability frame

    Raised arch support · Deep heel cup

    A firm foundation beneath the comfort layers supports your arch and cradles your heel. The cushioning above softens your contact with that support.

    Frame material

    Molded TPU forms the support frame. The new frame connects through the center; this catalog photo shows the previous construction.

The soft feeling you want.
The shaped support beneath it.

Will Plush feel right for me?
Campaign concept of a woman walking along a neighborhood street in everyday sneakers

COMFORT FOR THE EVERYDAY MILES

Take
the long way.

A softer, springier feeling
in your everyday shoes.

Campaign photography concept

Your morning walk.
Your usual pair. A different feel.

Change what meets your foot.

Your shoes keep their midsole. Plush replaces a removable insole with soft, springy cushioning and a shaped arch-and-heel foundation.

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FIND YOUR KIND OF COMFORT

Which feeling
fits you?

Plush brings softness and spring together.
Compare the two closest alternatives.

Plush insolesYOU’RE EXPLORING

Plush

Embrace insolesLess bounce

Embrace

First contact

Soft and yieldingGently contouring

As pressure lifts

A springy returnCalmer, low rebound

Choose this feel if…

You want soft contact and spring together.You prefer a settled feel with less spring.
Choose Plush Explore Embrace

Elsewhere in the collection

FusionA firmer cushion, with less bounce.HoneyCombExplore impact-responsive cushioning.

BEFORE YOU MAKE THEM YOURS

Good questions.
Straight answers.

Plush catalog top view showing the forefoot outline and heel cup
Check the outline.
Keep room for your foot.Catalog view · New-frame photography pending.
If it’s soft, will I still feel supported?

Yes—the cushion and frame do different jobs. The soft layer changes the contact beneath your foot; the firmer frame provides the arch contour and heel cup. You may feel the raised arch, but it should not create a sharp pressure point.

Will I sink in and stay there?

Plush is selected for softness and elastic rebound. It yields under pressure, then returns as that pressure lifts. It is not designed around the slow, lingering impression associated with memory foam.

What makes Plush worth choosing?

A particular combination: a soft first compression, a springy response and a separate shaped support frame. Choose Plush because you want that feeling in your everyday shoes. Embrace offers less bounce; Bouncy emphasizes a more pronounced rebound. A higher price does not make one feel right for everyone.

Compare the feels
Will the cushioning flatten with use?

The material is selected for shape recovery. Its reference compression-set test reports less than 2% residual deformation under the stated conditions. That supports the material choice; it is not a lifetime guarantee. Use and shoe fit affect wear, so check for lasting flattening, damage or a change in feel.

Will Plush make my shoes too tight?

It can if the shoe has too little room. Replace an original insole only when it is designed to come out. Compare length and width, then check heel seating and toe room before trimming. The 0.16 in (4 mm) measurement describes the cushioning layer, not the full height of Plush.

Should I choose Plush for running?

Plush’s main direction is soft, springy everyday comfort. For running and training, Bouncy is the collection’s more pronounced rebound option. You can compare those feels above, then check the pair in the shoes you intend to use.

What if I don’t love the feeling?

Try Plush in your own shoes. Our 30-day return policy includes wearing and trimming, with the window starting on delivery. Follow the return instructions if the feel or fit is not right for you.

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Plush insoles in Grey, catalog pair view
Grey · One pairCatalog render · New-frame photography pending.

YOUR EVERYDAY, WITH PLUSH

Make room
for soft.

Soft contact. A springy return.
A shaped foundation beneath both.

$113.00 · One pair

30 days to try them in your own shoes.Wearing and trimming included