







FLEX — Elastic Sneaker
Tax included. Free shipping within Japan.
Only items and variants shown as in stock can be purchased online. For anything else, ask us about made to order.
Crafted at Our Asakusa Atelier
One pair at a time, in our own factory, in operation since 1950.
Try On at the Salon
Fittings are available at our Asakusa Salon (by appointment only).
Reliable Shipping Within Japan
In-stock items purchased from our online store may be returned only if unused and within 14 days of delivery. For details, please see our Refund Policy.
No laces to tie, yet it still looks sharp. An elastic sneaker born from the idea of “enjoying ease.” From workdays to weekends, it adapts freely to any occasion.
- Material: Du Puy leather
- Details: Elastic (laceless design)
- Sizes: 24.0–27.0 cm (in 0.5 cm steps)
- How to buy: Made to order, or consult us at our Asakusa Atelier
- Price: From ¥77,000 (excl. tax); the item price shown includes tax. The price varies with the leather used.
For each model, we carefully select leathers from some of the world’s finest tanneries, including Annonay and Du Puy in France and C.F. Stead in England. See each product description for the materials used in that model.
From Bologna construction to Vibram cupsoles, each model is built to suit its character. Every pair, from design through production, is finished one at a time in our own atelier in Asakusa. See each product description for construction details.
After wearing, insert shoe trees and brush off any dust. Regular conditioning with shoe cream keeps the leather beautiful for years.
Shipping within Japan is free (we cover the cost). In-stock items ship within 3 business days after payment is confirmed. For returns and exchanges, please see our policies. For made-to-order pairs, we’ll explain lead times and delivery terms when we provide your quote.
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In Asakusa, since 1950.
Skilled hands craft every pair.
At our atelier in Higashi-Asakusa, everything from design to production happens under one roof. It is the artisan’s hand that sets the precision of each pair.



