K-SWISS K-SWISS K-SWISS CLASSIC 66 JPN WHITE Classic 66 Japan white 【2KSU-0066】

Faithfully reproduced the Czechoslovakian products that were distributed from the 1970s to the 1980s.
Reproducing the meticulously crafted design based on dead stock from that time, from the silhouette to each part, made in Japan.
The original was the world's first leather tennis shoes, born in California, America in 1966.
The shoe lace holes adopt D-rings used in ski boots of the time to ensure a smooth tightening of the laces, and the five lines on the side provide a wrapping hold, making this sneaker a long-selling model from Case Swiss that has continued for over 50 years.
Especially in the 1980s in Japan, sneakers gained popularity due to the trend of all-white and all-black monochrome sneakers, earning a reputation as tennis shoes worn in the streets.

K-SWISS
The history of "K-SWISS" began when two Swiss brothers, who pursued the dream of starting a shoe company, moved to California, USA.
In 1966, they, who were tennis players and also skiers, created all-leather tennis shoes inspired by the functionality of ski boots.
The performance tennis shoes, "K-SWISS CLASSIC," quickly gained support from top athletes, and of course, also received backing from trendsetters, growing into a beloved shoe worldwide.
Since then, it has become a long-selling model that has continued to be supported by many fans for about half a century.

Material
Upper material: Natural leather Sole material type: Synthetic sole