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Visvim F.I.L. Kyoto Exclusive Footwear

09 July 2009, 14.03 | Posted in Shoes, Sneakers | 3 comments »

Two interesting new footwear styles have released exclusively at the new F.I.L. Kyoto store by Visvim. A low cut elk leather shoe comes in three colorways with short flap and further customization on the toe box. The high top version of the sneaker comes in two colorways. Both silhouettes are unique and different from pretty much everything else in the market place. Via honeyee.

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3 comments

Mike:

09.07.2009, 16.32

The top ones are totally gross… just because they\’re visvim, people will still buy them.
admin:

09.07.2009, 21.09

You have to try these on in order to really see whats up. I think the top ones will look pretty good on the foot. Butter soft leather, etc and something different, we already see too much of the norm.
nicolasfromparissoexcusemyenglish:

09.07.2009, 22.11

I don’t feel the 1st ones too, I aleady saw some images of these shoes in Visvim’s showroom in Paris and I din’t like them. they don’t grow in me. they looks like too much some “ethno-chic” stuff we already find in France

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