G.H.BASS LARSON MOC PENNY /BA11010H

G.H.BASS (ジーエイチバス)LARSON MOC PENNY /BA11010H【2025年秋冬入荷モデル】

WEEJUN HERITAGE COLLECTION
The 11010H is a new specification called the "Heritage Model," which significantly improves the cushioning of the conventional model 11010. By adopting a three-dimensional cushion, it achieves an even more comfortable fit. (Due to the cushioning, it may feel slightly tighter than the displayed size.) The leather sole has also been changed to a slightly thicker one. While maintaining breathability, the fitting and strength have been improved.

Loafers are said to have their origin in the English word "loafe," meaning "lazy person," as they do not require tying shoelaces and are easy to put on and take off. They combine intelligence with a moderate sense of relaxation, making them highly practical leather shoes. They are a classic leather shoe that adorns the feet of Ivy Leaguers and continue to be loved as a staple of the Ivy look.

【Notice of Retail Price Revision】
Due to the recent rise in material and raw material costs, as well as transportation costs, retail prices have been revised.

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【G.H. BASS /ジーエイチバス】
Founded in 1876 by George Henry Bass in the United States, this is a long-established shoe brand. It is famous for being the first company in the world to create loafers. Originally, it was released under the product name "EEJUNS" (ウィージャンズ), meaning "of Norway," as it was based on shoes worn by Norwegian woodcutters. With a wide opening, no laces, and easy on and off, the shoes called loafers, meaning "lazy person," have gained high recognition as an essential item for Ivy. It became a trend among students to place a one-cent coin in the saddle part of this loafer, which is the origin of the name penny loafer or coin loafer.