Author: Shinichiro Takeda
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Hermes Hat and Rectangle.
I’d like to introduce the Hermès hat and Rectangle bag—accessories that elevate my everyday outfits with a refined touch. Beyond their exceptional materials and craftsmanship, incorporating the French flair of playing with color adds even more enjoyment to styling. read more
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John Lobb Barros : Things I have cherished for a long time.
For over 25 years, a quarter of a century, I’ve cherished my John Lobb Barros. They were my first pair of John Lobb shoes and hold a special place in my heart. Their form differs from the refined, clean lines of modern John Lobb designs, embodying the traditional British shoe style with a slightly rounded… read more
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Boncoura Fisherman Sweater
Introducing Boncoura’s signature fisherman sweater, crafted with meticulous attention to detail. While it features a chunky fisherman knit, the raglan sleeves ensure a flattering silhouette. Generously using premium Shetland wool and cashmere, it’s thick and densely knitted, providing warmth sufficient to wear alone even in the dead of winter. read more
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Brunello Cucinelli Mountain boots
At first glance, it appears rugged and substantial, yet when worn, it reveals a clean, refined silhouette. Crafted from Brunello Cucinelli’s signature high-quality, supple calf leather and featuring a TPU sole, this mountain boot offers exceptional lightness and comfort. Meticulously constructed, the leather is pleasantly soft, and the lacing system provides excellent adjustability for a… read more
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How to Wear A-2 REAL McCOY’S
Last time, I wrote about Real McCOY’S A-2 jacket. This time, I’ll introduce some styling combinations I couldn’t cover in that article. The previous piece explored how men in their 40s and older can wear the rugged A-2 without looking like old men, achieving a more refined look. This time, I wanted to write about… read more
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How to Wear Brunello Cucinelli Corduroy Jacket
Last time I wrote about the Brunello Cucinelli corduroy jacket, but the photos didn’t fully convey its texture and feel. So this time, I’m adding more pictures and showing styling combinations I couldn’t cover in the previous article. I’ve paired the corduroy jacket with Brunello Cucinelli’s five-pocket jeans-style corduroy pants and Levi’s 501XX jeans. read more
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Brunello Cucinelli Shearing Biker Jacket
Shearing involves trimming the wool from sheepskin to create a soft inner layer, resulting in a lightweight, supple, and warm leather item with the leather surface facing out. This shearing technique, interpreted through Brunello Cucinelli’s design sensibility, has been crafted into a double-faced biker jacket style—the Shearling Biker Jacket featured here. read more
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Berluti Galet Cursive Slippers : the long-loved ones.
The Galet Cursive Slippers I gifted to my junior colleague. Their playful design, quintessentially Berluti, appears flashy at first glance, but when worn, their sophistication shines through more than their boldness— truly befitting a prestigious Parisian house. read more
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Dior Cashmere Pea coat
The Dior cashmere peacoat I’m introducing this time has several distinctive features when actually worn, making it a piece that requires a bit more effort to achieve a truly sophisticated look. However, once you grasp the key points, it becomes an excellent peacoat capable of creating a very refined style. I’d like to cover these… read more
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A-2 REAL McCOY’S
My A-2 flight jacket is the REAL McCOY’S A-2 flight jacket. They meticulously researched the authentic A-2, enhancing the quality of the leather material, stitching, and rib detailing, while incorporating various innovations to ensure it remains comfortable to wear today. It’s an exceptional piece that elevates the quality without compromising the original style and form… read more
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