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"Slip-on Museum" - Experience the "present, past, and future" of slip-on motorcycles in one place.（2/2）



The "past" that has graced gentlemen's feet is on display at 3 locations, with 15 pairs of shoes.

OLD HAT, located in Harajuku, Tokyo, has its origins in a vintage clothing shop in London . The shop displays a collection of rare shoes owned by owner Shinichi Ishida, who is also known as a shoe collector.



Dress shoes from the 1940s by N.TUCZEK/Nicholas Tuczek (Tuchek) (UK)

RRBUNTING (UK) shoes from 1946, made from a single piece of luxurious crocodile leather.


POLSEN SKONE & J.GANE (UK) tassel slip-on shoes from the late 1960s.


JOHN LOBB (UK) 1970s bespoke slip-on shoes from John Lobb London


THOMAS (UK) coat dress shoes from around 1900

A selection by Yukihiro Sugawara, editor-in-chief of 'LAST', a specialty magazine for men who love shoes.
(Top row, from left) G.RODSON (UK) 1980s slip-on "Grant". REGAL (Japan) 1970s slip-on with medal. D'AGATA (Italy) bespoke black loafers, believed to be from the 1950s.

(Bottom row, from left) Bespoke brown loafers from the 1960s-70s by MESSINA (Italy), and bespoke combination loafers by HERY MAXWELL (UK).




A selection by Takashi Horiguchi of SUPER8SHOES, a vintage shoe shop located in Sendagaya, Tokyo.


EDWIN CLAPP (USA) wingtip design with contrasting panels.


Crosby Square (USA) vamp loafers from roughly the 1960s (left), Bostonian (USA) in a dressy style from the 1950s-60s (right).


Bass Weejuns (USA) half-saddle penny loafers from around the 1960s (left) and Nettleton (USA) original "Loafer" from the 1940s-50s (right).

The joy of "future" shoes, as demonstrated by in-store stylists.


And the "future" of slip-ons can be Isetan Shinjuku Store, Men's Building B1F. Men's shoe stylists will be wearing today's slip-ons to share the joy of wearing shoes with "future customers." From historical masterpieces of the 1900s to cutting-edge designs exclusive to Mitsukoshi Isetan, and the "joy of wearing" born from conversations with stylists who wear them today, please come and experience it for yourself.

Slip-on Museum

□March 1st (Wednesday) - March 14th (Wednesday)
□ Isetan Shinjuku Store, Men's Building , B1F = Men's Shoes

*All prices include tax.

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Isetan Shinjuku Store, Men's Building , B1F = Men's Shoes
03-3352-1111 (main representative)

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