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A pair that never goes out of style

The Spring Court G2 model is known as the sneaker that John Lennon wore on the cover of the album "Abbey Road". It inherits the construction of the tennis shoes that took the world by storm, and its stable fit is one of the reasons why it is loved all over the world. The G2 HEAVY CANVAS OFF WHITE sneakers are made of durable thick organic cotton canvas fabric for the upper of the classic G2 model, and a gum sole with a retro texture is used for the outsole. In addition to looking good, it is a powerful pair of shoes with high grip and non-slip properties.

The secret to walking comfortably

The Spring Court G2 HEAVY CANVAS OFF WHITE sneakers are based on the brand's representative canvas sneakers that were originally made in the 1950s and 1960s, and while they are orthodox sneakers, they are full of the brand's commitment. Because the original model was tennis shoes, the outsole is flat and stable.

The biggest feature is the highly cushioned insole. It is soft to the touch when walking, and the burden on the feet is reduced. In addition, the eight air holes on the side of the sole are patented by the brand and are highly breathable. The insole has a mint flavor with a high deodorizing and antibacterial effect, and the grooves on the back allow outside air to be taken in through the insole, making it breathable and less likely to get stuffy. This is a high-quality pair of shoes with rich cushioning and breathability due to the four holes on the side of the sole, which is also a design feature.

The shoes are relatively wide, so they fit well with Japanese feet, and the shape of the shoes improves the fit of the heel by tightening the laces. The more you wear them, the softer they become and the better they fit your feet. In addition, the insole is removable, so you can wear them barefoot and clean them.

The G2 HEAVY CANVAS OFF WHITE sneakers go great with casual wear such as sweats and jeans, but also go well with more elegant items, giving a soft impression. The contrast in color between the upper and gum sole is somehow nostalgic, making them a great accent for your outfit. The timeless design means you can wear them for a long time.

"Shoes with a spring"

Spring Court is a shoe brand developed and founded by the Grimmeisen family in France. The shoes, which skillfully use rubber and cotton canvas, became a huge hit as tennis shoes for clay courts.

The origins of the brand begin with the story of Theodore Grimmeisen, a barrel craftsman. Theodore established a factory in Paris in 1870. His son focused on the properties of rubber to achieve a higher watertightness of barrels. Theodore's grandson, Georges Grimmeisen, also developed a completely waterproof rubber. The Colibri boots made from this material were waterproof and easy to walk in, and were widely used by farmers who worked in heavy wooden shoes that put a strain on the feet.

Then in 1936, Georges, who was also known to be a tennis fan, released a revolutionary tennis shoe called Spring Court, which used cotton canvas and a rubber sole. The rubber sole was made using a vulcanized manufacturing method, which made it both durable and stable. The canvas material was also breathable and lightweight, making it a very popular tennis shoe for clay courts that was easy to run in and comfortable. Many tennis players, both professional and amateur, loved Spring Court. The brand name was derived from a conversation at a tennis club where people said, "It's like jumping around on the tennis court in these spring-loaded shoes!"

Later, in the 1960s, Spring Court shoes became popular not only for tennis but also as town shoes. Due to the turbulent times, the company withdrew from the industry for a time, but production resumed in 1990. To this day, they have maintained their original form while incorporating changes in fashion, and each pair is handmade.