The loafer does not have a hagit at the toe. This means that the part circling the rise of the instep is composed of a single piece of leather. Without hagis, the leather wraps the foot softly and gives a clean impression.
The koba accelerates such a characteristic. The appearance is clean itself, with no additional stitches and no eyelets.
The lines that connect everything organically are also beautiful.
The loafers I picked up unexpectedly were full of "THE ROW" style, with a superb balance between a form with a low-rise instep and a rubber sole that was sticking out with a good feeling.
The interior is fully lined with nude leather, a feature unique to "The Row". You can wear them comfortably even with bare feet.
Many brands strive for both minimalism and modernity, but "The Row" stands out not one, not two, but three places above the rest. While we undoubtedly have the geographical advantage of being able to project the breath of the modern New Yorker, we believe that our true strength lies in our ability to look at things from the user's point of view. At The Row, you can feel the passion of the designers making clothes that they themselves want to wear.
NIC LOAFER ¥244,200
Direction & Styling_Kazumi Horiguchi
Photo_Junghyun Kim
Text_Kei Takegawa
