Born in Japan and still hand crafted there to this day, our NIPPON MADE series packs serious streetwear punch, season after season.
Showcasing exactly why Japanese craftsmanship is so celebrated, the new-season TAI-CHI is turned out in high-quality materials with the benefit of artisans' hands. And, because each pair is pieced together manually, no two pairs of NIPPON MADE shoes are identical.
This iteration of an Onitsuka Tiger favourite is designed in leather to add an instant touch of luxe to your look. The key brand stripes are overlaid at the quarter, while original branding appears at the tongue and a stripped-back logo sits at the counter.
Material
smooth cow leather
Material Composition
smooth cow leather 100%
description
Born in Japan and still hand crafted there to this day, our NIPPON MADE series packs serious streetwear punch, season after season.
Showcasing exactly why Japanese craftsmanship is so celebrated, the new-season TAI-CHI is turned out in high-quality materials with the benefit of artisans' hands. And, because each pair is pieced together manually, no two pairs of NIPPON MADE shoes are identical.
This iteration of an Onitsuka Tiger favourite is designed in leather to add an instant touch of luxe to your look. The key brand stripes are overlaid at the quarter, while original branding appears at the tongue and a stripped-back logo sits at the counter.
Born in Japan and still hand crafted there to this day, our NIPPON MADE series packs serious streetwear punch, season after season.
Showcasing exactly why Japanese craftsmanship is so celebrated, the new-season TAI-CHI is turned out in high-quality materials with the benefit of artisans' hands. And, because each pair is pieced together manually, no two pairs of NIPPON MADE shoes are identical.
This iteration of an Onitsuka Tiger favourite is designed in leather to add an instant touch of luxe to your look. The key brand stripes are overlaid at the quarter, while original branding appears at the tongue and a stripped-back logo sits at the counter.
