The apron front of PARABOOT's iconic Tyrolean "Micahel" shoes and the "Lance" loafers, which were born from "Micahel," are decorated with tiger-printed Harraco.
There is no doubt that this is a humorous reference to the Year of the Tiger. Although it is a pair of so-called "joke" shoes, the contrast between the black, brown, and white of the tiger pattern and the glossy black of the old-fashioned Japanese-style dishes is a pair that will stimulate your appetite, not your appetite for food, in every way.
The distinct stripes look like Sumatran tigers, but the mixture of white fur reminds me of Amur tigers. Perhaps it is an imaginary tiger.
The basic structure of both models is a sturdy appearance with hand-sewn moccasins and a thick rubber sole (MARCHE Ⅱ SOLE) finished by the Norwegian manufacturing method.
The fur series is a staple of Paraboot's fall/winter collection, but it is outstandingly interesting and cool.
Both are representative of the Paraboot brand, but the tiger-patterned Harraco on the front changes the impression of the two pairs. The tiger-patterned Harraco on the front changes the impression. It adds an accent to the autumn-winter style that tends to be dark in color. Photo above:MICHAEL TIGRE Photo below:REIMS TIGRE Each ¥81,400
Photo_Hiroyuki Takashima
Text_Kei Takegawa
