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Classic design

Chausser shoes with a classical shape, as depicted on page 1 of the story. That is supposed to be the case of shoes, as depicted in the paintings of the American painter Norman Rockwell, and they are carefully embodied one by one by the hands of designers. This time we will introduce a long-selling model slip-on even in such chausser.

I am fascinated by cutting

Slip-ons with beautiful cuts on the sides creating a classical atmosphere typical of chausser, while leaving the cuteness in a rounded form. The slightly upward toe looks somewhat adorable. With smooth black leather and cutting, the overall coordination is finished with a sophisticated impression. The shape is derived from the "doctor shoes" worn by doctors, and one of the features is the convenience of taking off and wearing. The leather used is that of adult male beef, steer leather. It is thick and durable, so you can wear it without hesitation.

Mannished feet

It is a slip-on that can be said to be a casual item, but the charm of this slip-on is that it shows a slightly different look depending on the clothes you match, with a profound appearance like chausser. Because the cutting is good, you can also enjoy playing with the socks in clear color scheme. The more you wear it, the more familiar it is to your feet and the more you add to the taste. When paired with wide pants and a fluffy skirt with visible ankles, the handsome appearance is enhanced. It is a pair that becomes a crisp accent.

Aim for "Shoes I want to wear even after 30 years"

The brand was launched by designer and owner Yoichi Maeda. Inspired by his father, who was a tailor-made shoemaker, he had a longing for making shoes since he was a child and had been in the shoe industry from an early age. After a variety of work to deliver shoes to human hands, I am involved in planning and learning how to make shoes. The shoe maker chausser was created through such many experiences. The brand name means "wear" in French. Based in Tokyo, it is currently deployed in seven countries around the world. Thirty years later, when I look at chausser shoes at a secondhand clothing store, I want to create universal shoes that are unrelated to the times and that I want to wear. And with care, I want to be a shoe that can be worn for 30 years. With that in mind, I aim to make shoes that I will always want to wear.
 
chausser shoes are not made for mass production. Warm and respectful shoes not found in mass-produced products. Even with the hands of the craftsmen, the taste will increase in layers as time passes with the wearer, and will eventually sublime into a unique existence. That may be the charm of chausser shoes.