Wear them freely according to your own style. The honeymoon of Tokyo Street and Wallaby.

Style 01_SOUSHI

PROFILE

SOUSHI

Trackmaker , DJ

Born in Kumamoto Prefecture in 1997, he moved to Tokyo by himself at the age of 17 and spent his days skateboarding, while also starting his career as a freelance model after being scouted. In recent years, he has started his career as a DJ and trackmaker, focusing on the HIPHOP scene that has influenced him. He has performed at club events in Tokyo, and last year released "SOUL OF LIBERTY" under the joint name of Okinawa-born rapper LIB, who is also a close friend of his, which became a big topic of conversation. His independent label, SOULSHEET Records, sells a variety of music and apparel goods, reflecting the creativity born from SOUSHI's rich sensibility.
Instagram:@_soushi_

What kind of image do you have of "Clarks"?

SOUSHI: This is a shoe brand that will fit in with any style as well as everyday wear. My favorite is exclusively "Wallabee" as a standard. It is not a sneaker, nor is it a leather shoe, and the image of the lineup is shoes that are not as stiff as leather shoes. It's a good brand.

What do you like about Wallaby, which you use on a regular basis?

SOUSHI: . Even when I wear very thick pants, the hem tucks in just right, and it's a point I don't mind. Of course I like the design, but my favorite point is that it goes well with the pants I usually wear.

. Do you have any rules or specialties when you wear "Wallabies"?

SOUSHI: . Nothing in particular, but I do change my shoelaces. . I dare to change the coloring or use reflector material. It is good to be able to distinguish yourself from others by such casual arrangements.

Do you have any style references for styling with "Wallaby"?

SOUSHI: I myself have been influenced by the HipHop artists who have been using the same styles, and I especially refer to NAS's styling or realistic way of dressing.

Do you have any special order or collaboration models that have left a lasting impression on you?

SOUSHI: The collaboration model with MF DOOM, a New York producer and rapper who sadly passed away last year, released around 2014, is a pair that still leaves an impression on me today. The color scheme of the navy body and orange sole was exquisite, and the campaign video, which was shot in England, was really cool.

What kind of style would you like to match "Wallaby" with?

SOUSHI: I use it on a daily basis, so I don't really think about it, but I think it would be chic if I wore it with a shirt in a classy way, or with a casual wedding party, or in a formal setting.