Tabi Mule

Tabi MuleA Tabi mule in shiny nappa leather. The split toe, inspired by the traditional 15th century Japanese sock, has been a house signature since the Maison's debut collection in 1989. A single wide band crosses the instep, elevated on a cylindrical block heel of 30mm.

Large patch pockets and a chest welt pocket heighten its functional aesthetic

A Tabi babouche loafer in soft aged leather

while a cotton-lined interior reflects its Anonymity of the lining ethos

and a zipped coin pocket

Sections are incorporated into the fabric itself

They feature the Tabi split-toe

architectural silhouette with a soft handle

this lustrous satin shirt tempers fluid drape with architectural clarity

allowing the silhouette to hold its structure while remaining supple in wear

shifting its depth into a lustrous

A single-breasted blazer in black wool

This short-sleeved top is crafted in silk knit with a textured finish that fades through the body – an expression of the Maison’s retrograding technique