Suicoke Men

Far from being reserved for tourists, the strappy sandal is making a comeback with Suicoke. Founded in 2006 in Tokyo, its creator and origins remain deliberately a mystery so that its audience focuses on the products rather than the designer. Before venturing into the shoe arena, Suicoke offered small accessories like hand-painted Russian dolls, Matryoshka lamps, and pens. With the launch of the shoe line, Suicoke transcends the borders of Japan and secures a prominent place in the wardrobes of fashion enthusiasts internationally. The formula for success relies on pairs with geometric shapes and cutting-edge techniques promising unbeatable comfort. Indeed, Suicoke equips its sandals with Vibram soles, sourced from the famous Italian manufacturer or the Vibram Arctic Grip which guarantees optimal grip on icy surfaces for certain models. They are also equipped with water-repellent and anti-bacterial materials that withstand the test of time. To ensure the natural evolution of the heel and arch of the foot, the silhouette of the shoe is meticulously studied and designed with an ergonomic aesthetic, thus ensuring good posture. While technical innovation is at the heart of Suicoke's production concerns, the brand does not neglect its stylistic potential. The key models to discover without delay are named: Kisee-V, Depa, and Moto Cab. Camouflage patterns, VELCRO®-attached mules, serrated flip-flops with knitted uppers, unisex neoprene or nylon canvas sandals, the label's shoes are available in endless variations to please both outdoor adventure enthusiasts and fashionistas. Palm Angels and Moncler are also seizing these casual and luxurious creations by incorporating them into their fashion shows. A partnership that will give Suicoke visibility, alongside its multiple collaborations with Stussy, Norse Project, Slam Jam, Beams, and Blue Blue Japan.