These are the mainstay of this summer's sandals! Luna sandals designed by Ryuji Kamiyama are here. You can even run in the mountains.

With summer just around the corner, it is difficult to choose the right sandals for this season. There are a wide variety of sandals, from simple flip-flops to recovery-type sandals that will take care of your feet, and even sporty strap sandals. What you should be looking for now is something cool, comfortable, and stylish that will add a light touch of color to your summer look.

The first Seattle-based sandal manufacturer to lead the barefoot movement in recent years, Seattle's first sandal manufacturer, <Luna SandalsThis model will be released from the "M" series.

Retro Oso Flaco x "RATFACE" by Ryuji Kamiyama ￥17,050

The base model is the "Retro Oso Flaco," which has been called the "ultimate minimalist trail sandal," and the footbed is covered with the "RATFACE" print, a representative work by artist Ryuji Kamiyama. The footbed is printed with "RATFACE," a work representative of artist Ryuji Kamiyama. Without compromising the minimalist look unique to Luna Sandals, a pop artistic view of the world is skillfully blended into the design.

Of course, the Retro Oso Flaco's supple comfort, direct ground contact, and overwhelming grip on trails are still there.

In addition to the originally designed shoe box, the lineup also includes a loose-fitting T-shirt with a SHELTECH® body that is heat-shielding, water-absorbing, quick-drying, UV-cut, lightweight, and cool-to-the-touch, to celebrate the launch.

RUN Free Tee Designed by Ryuji Kamiyama ￥9,900

The stores will be officially online and some limited stores (see the official website for details on stores that carry the product), and online you will be able to buy the product from the BEAMSB-Jin Market Makino ShotenA special rollout at the "The This summer's sandal extravaganza will go on sale on Wednesday, June 4, and on Saturday, June 7, which falls on the weekend of the "STRIDE LAB TakaoAn event will also be held at the "MUSEUM OF THE LAST SEMICONDUCTOR" in Tokyo, Japan. Don't miss it, too.