Just as we yearn for "Made in USA" and "Made in UK" items, wearing "Made in Japan" products is now a part of our status. It is no exaggeration to say that wearing "Made in Japan" products is one of the status quo. Japanese craftsmen and factories are proud of their high-precision technology, which even famous foreign brands are eager to see.
However, with the rise of fast fashion, the percentage of domestically produced apparel, which in the 1990s boasted 501 TP10T, has declined to less than 3 percent. Despite such a situation, a number of brands that adhere to Japan-made products based on a firm belief continue to attract avid fashion freaks.
This time, I would like to introduce a 3 percent Japan-made product, which continues to transmit its unquantifiable attractiveness both domestically and internationally.AURALEE.and"Foot the coacher.A pair of shoes made in collaboration with "Made in Japan". Made in Japan", a pair of shoes with elaborate design.
LEATHER SQUARE BOOTS MADE BY FOOT THE COACHER ¥79,000+TAX
. The upper is made of outer leather , and the outsole has a rugged Vibram sole.
SUEDE SQUARE BOOTS MADE BY FOOT THE COACHER *Men's only ¥84,000+TAX
Clean suede is matched with a cushioned crepe sole.
These side-gore boots were made by Oralee, which commissioned Foot the Culture to create a wooden pattern from scratch. They have a sophisticated square toe and an authentic but not too basic design.
The shoe's beauty is also enhanced by the tightly packed shaft. Whether stoic all-black or casual beige, both seem to gain in flavor with each wear, and are truly troubling.
Side gore boots are essential for fall and winter fashion. . Although the heat wave is still continuing, it is a good idea to stock up on them while you can. . How about the square toe, a trend that has resurfaced, for this year's pair?
