★ Brand New Barker black 6.5 25cm Tom Brown: Kirk Miller Era

Barker Black, a specialty shoe factory founded in New York by Kirk Miller, a genius designer who also served as a collection designer for Thom Browne, features their bit loafers.

Barker Black was founded in New York in 2005 and successfully released a modern collaboration brand that combines traditional Goodyear welt construction with fashionable prêt-à-porter by partnering with Barker, a long-established factory in Northampton, England.
This is a rare project where contemporary sensibilities and traditional techniques are seamlessly integrated at a high level.

Kirk Miller's world view, built on a foundation of contemporary traditionalism honed at Thom Browne, has earned high praise from fashion insiders, making it surprising that it hasn't gained much attention in Japan.

This is a bit loafer from Barker Black's main collection, featuring a dazzling orange color.
Bit loafers are currently experiencing a revival in popularity and are the most sought-after style of loafers!

This shoe is incredibly well-made yet exudes a sense of fashion, making the overall high quality evident.

It's a great shoe that ticks all the boxes in terms of design, materials, and craftsmanship.

As a side note, this type of product is a Japanese specialty. Seeing shoes like this makes me realize that Japanese design sensibilities still have a long way to go...

The condition is new, but it is a display item.

【Size】 Marked: 6 1/2

【Material】 Calfskin

【Color】 Orange

【Measurements】 Outsole - Maximum length: 27.8 cm, Maximum width: 9.0 cm

【Condition】 New

【Original Price】 Approximately ¥90,000

【Accessories】 Shoe cloth