Alden has a full collection of products suitable for dressed-down business occasions.
One is the 704 Suede Moc Toe. This newcomer was unveiled last fall. The wooden pattern used is the Orleans last, which is being introduced for the first time in Japan. It features a sharp silhouette with reduced thickness and holds the foot firmly in place. The exquisite modulation of the upper design also deserves a special mention. The combination of suede with a uniform pile and clone stitching with minimal unevenness is a perfect compliment to the "neatness. The sole is made of Leisure 2. The sole is made of Leisure 2, which is flexible, flexible, and grippy with a sleek silhouette reminiscent of a leather sole.
Another is the Penny Loafer. This iconic model has also been updated with Leisure 2. The half-moon saddle and the foxing stitch added to the heel cup are highlights of this new version. The wood pattern is the standard penny loafer bun last, a typical Alden wood pattern that was created in 1955.
For those who still want a masculine pair of boots, the N0901H Moc Toe Boots are the perfect choice. Based on a modified last, this 6-inch boot is the ultimate in masculine. The glossy calf leather with hand skin stitching and the neo-cork sole mixed with cork chips are also hard to ignore. The neo-cork sole is a durable and grippy sole familiar to American work boots. The storm welt that accentuates the beauty of the arch shape is also a must.
A 6-inch boot with a modified last for comfort. The neocork sole is thick, so wet surfaces are no problem. ¥105,000+TAX
This pair uses the Orleans last, which was first introduced in Japan and is characterized by its sharp toe design with reduced thickness. ¥96,000+TAX
Penny loafers with a heel cup added to the heel and foxing stitching. While using the familiar van last, you can enjoy a different look. 97,000+TAX
Photo_Hiroyuki Takashima
Text_Kei Takegawa
