Iris camouflage
A limited production model that uses a camouflage pattern made of cotton and nylon jacquard fabric on the IRIS upper.
This material is woven using the high technology of "Banshu-ori", a specialty of the Kita-Harima area such as Nishiwaki City, Hyogo Prefecture, which has been famous as a cotton fabric production area since the Edo period.
The camouflage pattern emerges depending on the amount of light, and the pattern is subtly different on each pair because the fabric is cut.
The leather part is steer (cowhide). The opening is made of pig leather with excellent moisture absorption and durability. The laces are lightly waxed to create an elegant and luxurious pair.
Like the Iris, this model is also lightweight.
With the rolled up sole and narrow shoe width, it is also recommended as a driving shoe.
* About the size: Patrick's average wooden shape, but overall it is on the small side. If you have wide feet or high insteps, we recommend ordering one size up. The stadium, cool stadium, iris, and pamir are made from different materials, but all have the same wooden pattern.
*Since the upper material is a woven fabric of ultra-fine thread, wrinkles are a specification. In addition, since it is woven with threads of different thicknesses, color unevenness is also a specification. Because the patterned fabric is cut, there are individual differences in the pattern.
There may be a silver mark near the stitch, but it is for accurate stitching. It will naturally become inconspicuous during use.
In addition, since natural leather materials are used in some parts, the color and wrinkles of the leather differ for each part. , there may be individual differences.
In addition, there is an unavoidable possibility that the adhesive will scatter when gluing the sole, so you may see fine scattering.
As mentioned above, it is a feature of this product, so please understand the fashionability before purchasing.
Weight: 41" 230g per leg
Upper: Cotton, nylon, steer leather (cowhide), opening: pig (pig leather), sole: urethane, made in Japan
