Asymmetrical sandals co-created by Miyagi-Hidetaka, a master of bandana use, and Suicok.

Although nowadays bandanas have a fashion aspect, they were originally used as a tool to wrap around the neck to prevent sunburn, or to cover the face to protect it from sand and dust, or to wipe hands and sweat.

MIYAGIHIDETAKA" has an extraordinary commitment to bandanas with such a background. As the representative face of the brand, Miyagihidetaka has created a variety of bandana items, but next up is the release of sandals co-created with SUICOKE.

SUICOKE × MIYAGIHIDETAKA ¥33,000

The base model is based on the "KAW" sandal, a classic from "Suicok," and is decorated with an assortment of six original black bandanas from "Hidetaka Miyagi" in an asymmetrical pattern. In addition, the upper has been changed to a quilted upper to create a three-dimensional effect.

The outsole is made of the original "Trek outsole. The simple wavy line on the bottom of the outsole is functional in that it drains water and prevents slipping, while at the same time helping to create an elegant look.

With the sweltering heat continuing, going outside is frankly a chore, but with a pair of these delightful sandals, one's steps may be a little lighter. They will go on sale on July 22 (Sat.), and for more details, please check the information below.