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The Spring Court G2 model is known as the sneaker that John Lennon wore on the jacket of the album "Abbey Road". It is a model that is still carefully made one by one at the Spanish factory, and is one of the reasons why it is loved all over the world for its stable comfort that inherits the making of tennis shoes that took the world by storm. Sneaker G2 WASHED OUT OCHER uses durable cotton twill for the upper of the classic G2 model.

Plenty of secrets for ease of walking

Spring Court sneakers G2 WASHED OUT OCHER are based on canvas sneakers that represent the brand originally made in the 1950s and 1960s. You can Since tennis shoes are the prototype, the outsole is flat and stable. The sole is vulcanized and crimped to the main body, so you can use it for a long time without worrying about it coming off.

The biggest feature is the highly cushioned insole. The return when walking is soft, and the burden on the feet is reduced. In addition, the 8 air holes on the side of the sole are patented by the brand and have good breathability. It has a structure that can be incorporated, and it has good ventilation and does not get stuffy. It is a high-quality pair with rich cushioning and ventilation with 4 holes on the sole side, which is also a feature of the design.

The relatively wide width makes it easy to fit Japanese feet, and the shape of the heel increases the fit by tightening it with a string. Each time you wear it, it will become softer and your feet will feel better. In addition, the insole is removable, so you can clean it even if you wear it barefoot. The HEAVY TWILL series uses high-density woven heavy cotton twill for the upper material, making it a reliable series that is both comfortable and durable.

OCHRE gives your feet a bright impression with its lively orange color. It is a color that adds color to denim, cut and sewn T-shirts and casual outfits. One tone from the upper to the sole, and the brand logo on the tongue, which is usually sewn with a tag, is also embroidered. It's sneakers.

"Shoes with springs"

Spring Court is a French shoe brand developed and founded by the Grimmeisen family. Shoes that skillfully use rubber and cotton canvas have taken the world by storm as tennis shoes that are favored on clay courts.

Tracing the origin of the brand, it begins with the story of Theodore Grimmeisen, who was a barrel craftsman. Theodore established a factory in Paris in 1870. His son focused on the properties of rubber in order to make the barrels more watertight. In addition, Georges Grimmeisen, the grandson of Theodore, also developed a completely waterproof rubber. "Colibri" boots made from this material were waterproof and easy to walk, and were widely used by farmers who wore heavy sabots (wooden shoes) that put a strain on their feet.

In 1936, Georges, who was also known as a tennis enthusiast, introduced Spring Court, a revolutionary tennis shoe made of cotton canvas and rubber sole. The rubber sole uses a vulcanized manufacturing method to achieve both durability and stability. In addition, the canvas material is breathable and lightweight, making it very popular as tennis shoes for clay courts that are easy to run and comfortable. Many tennis players, both professional and amateur, used the Spring Court habitually. The brand name is derived from a topic at a tennis club that said, "It's like jumping on a tennis court with spring-loaded shoes!"

After that, in the 1960s, the Spring Court was widely popular as a town shoe other than tennis. Due to the turbulence of the times, we temporarily withdrew from the industry, but resumed production in 1990. To this day, each pair is handcrafted one by one while maintaining the original form while incorporating changes in fashion.