Hender Scheme is a Japanese footwear and accessories label based in Tokyo, Japan, founded by designer Ryo Kashiwazaki in 2010. Everything started when Ryo, nephew of a dressmaker and son of an employee of Isetan, one of the most important department stores in Tokyo, found a part-time job in a small shoes factory. This occupation became a real passion, a passion that Ryo transformed into a an independent firm: Hender Scheme. The brand is notable for reproducing popular sneaker models, such as Nike’s Air Force 1, Air Jordan IV and Adidas Superstar , completely by hand in premium leather as part of its Manual Industrial Products (MIP) line. Aside from sneakers, Hender Scheme also produces an array of high-quality handcrafted leather accessories such as belts, bucket hats, laptop sleeves, notebooks, and keychains.
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Adidas, instead of suing Hender Scheme for infringement of patent rights, has decided to collaborate with Kashiwazaki and to create a capsule collection constructed with the handcraft process of Ryo, made with vegetable tanned leather in its natural color. The package includes a Superstar, a Micropacer and a NMD R1. Unfortunately prices of these limited editions are quite high, being above 900 euro.
From: adidasoriginalsbyhenderscheme.com - SUPERSTAR HS
From: adidasoriginalsbyhenderscheme.com - MICROPACER HS
From: adidasoriginalsbyhenderscheme.com - NMD R1 HS
