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Nubuck (pronounced /ˈnjuːbʌk/) is top-grain
leather that has been
sanded or
buffed on the
grain side, or outside, to give a
slight nap of
short protein...
- made of buckskin. "White bucks", or light-colored
suede or
buckskin (or
nubuck)
derby shoes,
usually with a red sole, were long po****r
among the students...
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musician with a huge
pompadour haircut. Nap (fabric)
Shearing (textiles)
Nubuck Voris, 1930s–1940s
American fashion designer who
worked exclusively in suede...
- model, now a low-top cross-trainer made of
nubuck material, the "Cyclone II" (sequel to the "Cyclone"), a
nubuck jogging shoe, the "Bowery" (a low profile...
- VII and VIII models, the Air
Jordan IX
featured an
inner sock
sleeve and
nubuck accents. The sole
featured different symbols and
languages of different...
- use. The
phrase derives from "white bucks",
laced suede or
buckskin (or
Nubuck)
derby shoes,
usually with a red sole, long po****r
among the
student body...
- or a GPS
navigation system as
standard equipment. The R
Design features "
Nubuck"
upholstery and a
sports exterior body kit, as well as dark trim accents...
- also
exists in at
least two
other colorings: white/navy-blue (G01976) and
nubuck black with
white outer soles (G01965).
Adidas Stan
Smith Millennium (659910...
-
created the
first 'jean boot'. This new shoe was very different: the use of
nubuck;
shapes that
looked more like
short boots than
regular shoes;
tough crepe...
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number 4
racing roundel;
seats and
steering wheel detail in
Malibu Red
Nubuck with
matching stitching and
Tonal micro-piping. The
vehicle was unveiled...
