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Shoes that prevailed

Spring Court sneakers with a stable feel and refreshing cotton canvas. This pair is recommended when you want to finish it with a light foot.

A lot of secrets of walking ease

The Spring Court sneaker G2 is a canvas sneaker that represents a brand originally made in the 1950s and 1960s. Despite being orthodox sneakers, the brand's commitment is fully visible.

The upper, shoelaces and insoles are made of cotton. It has been washed and has a soft and refreshing texture. In addition, the upper is a heavy twill fabric, which is more durable and features a diagonal weave. Since the insole has cushioning properties, the return is soft and the burden on the foot is reduced.

Since the tennis shoes are the prototype, the outsole is flat and stable. The sole is vulcanized and crimped to the main body, so there is no worry of peeling and it is extremely durable. In addition, 8 air holes on the side of the sole are specifications that the brand has patented, and it is a mechanism that allows outside air to be taken in through the groove carved on the back side of the insole, which has the advantage of good ventilation and less stuffiness. There is.

The sneaker G2 WASHED OUT HT is comfortable and long-lasting even if you wear it for a long time. OLD PINK is a slightly dull pink like a vintage, and makes your feet cute.

"Spring shoes"

Spring Court is a shoe brand developed and founded by the Grimmmeisen family in France. Shoes that skillfully use rubber and cotton canvas have become the predominant tennis shoes that are favored on clay courts.

Tracing the origins of the brand, it begins with the story of the barrel craftsman, Theodor Grimmeisen. Theodore founded a factory in Paris in 1870. The son focuses on the properties of the rubber in order to make the barrel more watertight. Georges Grimmeissen, the grandson of Theodore, also developed a completely waterproof rubber. The "Colibri" boots made from this material have been made water resistant and easy to walk on, and have been widely used by farmers who wear heavy sabots (wooden shoes) that put a strain on their feet.

And in 1936, Georges, also known as a tennis enthusiast, introduced the revolutionary tennis shoes with cotton canvas and rubber soles as the Spring Court. The rubber sole adopts a vulcanized manufacturing method to achieve both robustness and stability. In addition, the canvas material is breathable and lightweight, making it extremely popular as a tennis shoe for clay courts that is easy to run and comfortable. Many tennis players, whether professional or amateur, loved the Spring Court. The brand name came from the topic of the tennis club saying, "It seems that you can fly on the tennis court with springy shoes!"

After that, in the 1960s, Spring Court became popular as a town shoe other than tennis. It temporarily withdrew from the industry due to the turbulence of the times, but resumed manufacturing in 1990. To date, the original form has been maintained while incorporating changes in fashion, and each pair is made by hand.