Bergerac" is a name taken from the wine-growing region of southwestern France, and was inspired by the work boots of farmers working in wineries.
The 6-eyelet boots, finished with the Norveigian manufacturing method, have a style befitting a farmer's foot. The sole is Marche II. It is a rubber sole that symbolizes "PARABOOT," which is known for its comfy and comfortable fit. The wooden pattern is that of the "Chambord. The rounded silhouette is certainly reminiscent of the "Chambord.
Recently, deck shoes and loafers have been popular among "Paraboots," but the first step of this long-established company, which was born in Izo, a small village at the foot of the Alps, was mountaineering shoes. The Norwegian manufacturing method and the rubber soles made in-house were born from this history.
The sophisticated appearance not found in American work boots can only be found in "Paraboots.
It comes in black or brown, but if you want to feel like a farmer, go with brown. The brown is reminiscent of deep, sultry red wine. The upper is smooth leather with a glossy finish.
The "Bergerac" has not been seen in the limelight until now. The beautiful form, which does not look like work boots, is unique to "Paraboot. Each ¥79,200
Photo_Hiroyuki Takashima
Text_Kei Takegawa
