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A pair that feels nostalgic

High-top sneakers B2 HEAVY TWILL BLACK with a cute atmosphere while tightening the coordination. High-top sneakers that are easy to match with anything, regardless of the color of the tops or bottoms.
Spring Court sneakers with a stable feel and a refreshing cotton canvas. The G2 model known as the sneaker that John Lennon wore on the jacket of the album "Abbey Road" is known, but this is the high-cut model B2 series. This HEAVY TWILL series uses a coarse-grained heavy cotton twill material to give a cute impression with a used feeling. Among the many Spring Courts produced in Asia, this model is still carefully made one by one at the Spanish factory.

Plenty of secrets of ease of walking

Spring Court high-top sneakers B2 HEAVY TWILL BLACK is based on canvas sneakers that represent the brand originally made in the 1950s-1960s, and while being an orthodox sneaker, there is plenty of brand commitment. You can see it. Since the tennis shoes are the prototype, the outsole is flat and stable. The sole is crimped to the main body by the vulcanized manufacturing method, so there is no worry of peeling and it is very durable, so you can use it habitually for a long time.

The biggest feature is the highly cushioned insole. The return when walking is soft, and the burden on the legs is also reduced. In addition, the eight air holes on the side of the sole are the specifications patented by the brand and have good breathability. It is a mechanism that can be incorporated, and it has good breathability and is hard to get stuffy. It is a pair of high quality such as rich cushioning and breathability by 4 holes on the sole side, which is also a feature of the design.

The wide sneakers make it easy to fit Japanese feet, and by squeezing them tightly with a string, you can increase the fit of your heels. Each time you wear it, it becomes softer and more familiar to your feet. In addition, the insole is removable, so it is a nice point to be able to clean it even if you wear it with bare feet. The HEAVY TWILL series uses heavy cotton twill as the upper material, and features a classical atmosphere not found in other series. In addition to being comfortable to wear, it gives you an impression of being comfortable just by wearing it.

It goes well with casual wear such as sweatshirts and jeans, but it also fits nicely with beautiful items such as shirt dresses and tapered pants, and the BLACK color can be expected to have a tightening effect. It is a sneaker that you can wear regardless of style and is useful if you have a pair.

"Spring shoes"

Spring Court is a shoe brand developed and founded by the Grimm Meissen family in France. Skillfully used rubber and cotton canvas shoes have become the predominant tennis shoe used on clay courts.

Tracing the brand begins with the story of the cooper Theodore Grimmeissen. Theodore founded a factory in Paris in 1870. The son will focus on the properties of rubber in order to achieve higher watertightness of the barrel. In addition, Georges Grimmeissen, the grandson of Theodore, has also developed a completely waterproof rubber. "Colibri" boots made from this material are waterproof and easy to walk in, and have been widely used by farmers who were working with heavy clogs (clogs) that put a strain on their feet.

And in 1936, Georges, also known as a tennis enthusiast, introduced a revolutionary tennis shoe with cotton canvas and rubber sole as the Spring Court. The rubber sole uses a vulcanized manufacturing method to achieve both durability and a sense of stability. In addition, the canvas is breathable and light, making it extremely popular as a tennis shoe for clay courts that is easy to drive and comfortable. Many tennis players, both professional and amateur, loved the Spring Court. In addition, the brand name comes from the fact that it became a hot topic at tennis clubs, saying, "It seems that you can fly on the tennis court with spring-loaded shoes!"

After that, in the 1960s, Spring Court became popular as a town shoe other than tennis. Although it temporarily withdrew from the industry due to the rough waves of the times, it resumed production in 1990. Until now, the original form has been maintained while incorporating the changes in fashion, and each pair is handmade.