Feet accustomed to sandals and deck shoes are in search of rugged shoes. I'd like to recommend them to you.Alden, Ltd.The new collection this fall is also very varied. There is a wide selection of new products for this fall.
The first is the military plain toe boot. Based on the classic Oxford model "53713," it is covered in dark brown calf leather with beautiful shading and finished with a double sole that brings out the volume of the boot. The thick heavy foxing stitching adds a cool accent to these simple boots.
Next is a Norwegian front using a Barry last. It is made of fine and elegant dress calf in dark brown with a double sole. The sole has a high oil content, and despite the double sole, it has a good return and is comfortable on the foot.
The last model is the "379X" military plain toe, nicknamed the military last. This model is popular for its moderately voluminous toe silhouette and arch shape that fits the foot. The new model is made of Alpine Grain, a high-quality calf leather that is also used as smooth leather, with a molded finish. While black and brown have been available, this is the first time the Alpine Grain has been dyed dark brown. The sole is a combination of antique edge and plantation crepe, which gives the shoes an unforgettable worn-in look.
Both of these new works are unique to the mood of those who desire ruggedness, but they are also good in that they are not all about the martial arts but have a certain elegance to them.
Fine-grained, high-quality calf from European tanneries is used. It has a different beauty from cordovan.
N9801H 6″ MILITARY PLAIN TOE BOOT ¥98,000+TAX
This pair uses the Barry last, one of Alden's most popular styles. The dark-toned calf is beautiful and goes well with chinos and jeans.
n9603 norwegian front ¥98,000+tax
The rain- and stain-resistant stamped calf is well suited to the foot and has a unique look that is irresistible. The outsole is made of plantation crepe, which is known for its cushioning and grip.
ALDEN N9406 ALPINE GRAIN CALF DARK BROWN ¥94,000+TAX
Photo_Hiroyuki Takashima
Text_Kei Takegawa
