Hiroki Nakamura of Visvim presents their latest products, the Visvim Folk Series. The Folk Series seems to be a new line under the Visvim label very much inspired by native and folk life. Unlike all the other Visvim footwear it features thinner soles and almost has a used look to itself. Not only the look is different from other Visvim footwear, also the materials used differ. For the moment we don’t know much about it, but as we find out more, we’ll let you know.
After the jump another shoe out of the Visvim Folk Series.
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This remake is of the original Cortez with a nylon and suede upper, rubber reinforced toe unit, original Cortez sole and classic “Swoosh” in a metallic silver. It belongs just like the Air Max 90 that we presented to you yesterday to the Nike Running Man collection.
With their Spring/Summer 2008 collection, Japanese brand Visvim also introduces a new collection, the Folk Line. Continuing their constant strive to make the best product out there, they certainly go the right direction with the Folk Line, which only uses natural leathers. Honeyee sat down with Hiroki Nkamura from Visvim and talked to him about the new line, what the idea behind it is and what we can expect to come from it. 
John Jay from Wieden + Kennedy, that we also mentioned in the post before, is the guest blogger of the NY Times “The Moment” blog this week. His first post is entitled “Kicking It With Hiroki Nakamura” and is an interesting read about the background and inspiration of the Tokyo designer. 
