Hender Scheme will release its Spring/Summer 2020 collection, "DIVERSE," from November 30th at its directly managed store SKIMA and participating retailers nationwide.
The title of the Spring/Summer 2020 collection, "DIVERSE," represents diversity. It not only represents the diversity of the collection, which is not bound by a single theme, but also embodies the brand's ever-expanding approach to diverse creations, with its identity spanning a variety of disciplines including fashion, craft, industry, and art. The collection will include not only shoes, but also clothing, bags, and the brand's first-ever iPhone case.
"maze" (54,000 yen)
The "maze" (54,000 yen) features a voluminous form, created by combining different leather finishes such as vachetta and suede to create a three-dimensional effect. Featuring a cushioned Vibram cup sole and fidlock fastening for easy on and off, these are highly functional, modern leather shoes. Also available are the "code tip" (56,000 yen), a full-brogue shoe with a rubber cord that replaces shoelaces and passes through the looped end of the wingtip and decorative holes, and the "dumple" (33,000 yen), made from soft sheepskin with a draped rubber cord.
In addition, there will be a wide selection of spring/summer shoes, such as the "Eric" sandals (36,000 yen), made from beautifully colored vegetable-tanned leather.
"manual industrial products 22" (56,000 yen)
The homage line will feature a new addition, the "manual industrial products 22" (56,000 yen). This latest model, which makes visible the manufacturing methods and craftsmanship that have been updated with each successive series, is a low-cut version of the line's first model, the "manual industrial products 01," and is a product that could be described as a return to the line's roots.
``Piano bag'' green/natural (32,000 yen)
A wide range of new bags are also available. The collection includes the "pocket tote" (32,000 yen) with a rounded body and large pockets, the "tape sack" (28,000 yen) backpack made from smooth, glossy nylon with a 3mm thick vegetable-tanned leather strap, the "origami bag" (small 14,000 yen, big 22,000 yen) made from linen, perfect for spring and summer, and the "piano bag" (32,000 yen) in new colors "blue/natural" and "green/natural".
The brand's first "iPhone case" (12,000 yen) is made from waxed vegetable tanned leather that develops a glossy finish with use. The "bellows wallet" (35,000 yen), a bifold wallet with an accordion-structured body and integrated bill compartment, is made from vegetable tanned calfskin that has been dyed to create a bright color and shine. The "construct strap" (12,000 yen) will also be available, made from arrow-shaped leather parts joined together, with the length adjustable depending on the number of parts.
In addition, this season, in addition to the "python" series, which uses python leather for classic accessories, the brand is also launching the "assemble" series, which uses cut leather rivets instead of stitching, and is shaped like assembling a plastic model. There is a wide range of products available, from bags and wallets to key cases and document cases. A new addition to the apparel line, made from supple pigskin suede, is the "not swim pants" (56,000 yen), a pair of shorts.
Sales will begin on November 30th at the directly managed stores Sukima Ebisu and Sukima Kappabashi, as well as at participating stores nationwide.
The title of the Spring/Summer 2020 collection, "DIVERSE," represents diversity. It not only represents the diversity of the collection, which is not bound by a single theme, but also embodies the brand's ever-expanding approach to diverse creations, with its identity spanning a variety of disciplines including fashion, craft, industry, and art. The collection will include not only shoes, but also clothing, bags, and the brand's first-ever iPhone case.
"maze" (54,000 yen)The "maze" (54,000 yen) features a voluminous form, created by combining different leather finishes such as vachetta and suede to create a three-dimensional effect. Featuring a cushioned Vibram cup sole and fidlock fastening for easy on and off, these are highly functional, modern leather shoes. Also available are the "code tip" (56,000 yen), a full-brogue shoe with a rubber cord that replaces shoelaces and passes through the looped end of the wingtip and decorative holes, and the "dumple" (33,000 yen), made from soft sheepskin with a draped rubber cord.
In addition, there will be a wide selection of spring/summer shoes, such as the "Eric" sandals (36,000 yen), made from beautifully colored vegetable-tanned leather.
"manual industrial products 22" (56,000 yen)The homage line will feature a new addition, the "manual industrial products 22" (56,000 yen). This latest model, which makes visible the manufacturing methods and craftsmanship that have been updated with each successive series, is a low-cut version of the line's first model, the "manual industrial products 01," and is a product that could be described as a return to the line's roots.
``Piano bag'' green/natural (32,000 yen)A wide range of new bags are also available. The collection includes the "pocket tote" (32,000 yen) with a rounded body and large pockets, the "tape sack" (28,000 yen) backpack made from smooth, glossy nylon with a 3mm thick vegetable-tanned leather strap, the "origami bag" (small 14,000 yen, big 22,000 yen) made from linen, perfect for spring and summer, and the "piano bag" (32,000 yen) in new colors "blue/natural" and "green/natural".
The brand's first "iPhone case" (12,000 yen) is made from waxed vegetable tanned leather that develops a glossy finish with use. The "bellows wallet" (35,000 yen), a bifold wallet with an accordion-structured body and integrated bill compartment, is made from vegetable tanned calfskin that has been dyed to create a bright color and shine. The "construct strap" (12,000 yen) will also be available, made from arrow-shaped leather parts joined together, with the length adjustable depending on the number of parts.
In addition, this season, in addition to the "python" series, which uses python leather for classic accessories, the brand is also launching the "assemble" series, which uses cut leather rivets instead of stitching, and is shaped like assembling a plastic model. There is a wide range of products available, from bags and wallets to key cases and document cases. A new addition to the apparel line, made from supple pigskin suede, is the "not swim pants" (56,000 yen), a pair of shorts.
Sales will begin on November 30th at the directly managed stores Sukima Ebisu and Sukima Kappabashi, as well as at participating stores nationwide.
