Let's create a pair that will be passed on to the future.—The 10th anniversary project for the Isetan Shinjuku Men's Building, starting September 11 (Wednesday), will feature a dazzling array of limited-edition items, events, and new brand openings on each floor. The shoe floor in the basement of the Men's Building will also offer special Isetan-exclusive items themed around “past, present, and future.”

The collection features world-renowned classic shoes, all based on the concept of “interpreting past archives in a modern way, connecting to the future.” Let's go see these unique shoes, available only this time, alongside a special window display by Nicolai Bergmann.

Silvano Lattanzi
Side Elastic x Crocodile Toe!

Founded in 1971, Silvano Lattanzi is an Italian shoe brand that continues to propose creative and unique styles ahead of their time. This is an ISETAN MEN'S exclusive model of the famous “Allemande” shoe, featuring side elastic for comfort and crocodile leather on the toe for elegance. The insole also includes a handwritten message.
Shoes ¥367,500 (Silvano Lattanzi / Isetan Shinjuku Men's Building)

J.M. Weston
The "180 Loafer" Appears in a Bi-Color Design

A quintessential shoe for men, the brand's signature "180 Loafer" is reinterpreted for the future by J.M. Weston'sCreative Director Michel PerryHis answer is a combination of black and navy. This creates a pair that modernly arranges the "classic, modern, and timeless appeal" of the 180 Loafer, further conveying its excellence into the future.
Shoes ¥94,500 (J.M. Weston / Isetan Shinjuku Men's Building)

Anthony Cleverley
The Atmosphere of the 30s Revived for Autumn/Winter 2013

Anthony Cleverley, the highest-end line from George Cleverley, which began handling at ISETAN MEN'S this spring and has been performing well.Anthony CleverleyThe chosen model is "Churchill," created with the know-how cultivated through bespoke shoemaking. This popular model from yesteryear is vividly revived, and its beautiful black and white combination, evoking the atmosphere of the 1930s, connects to the future.
Shoes ¥231,000 (Anthony Cleverley / Isetan Shinjuku Men's Building)

Crockett & Jones
A Fusion of Past and Present: The Revival Trio

From Crockett & Jones, born in the shoe mecca of Northampton, England, and delighting many shoe enthusiasts, ISETAN MEN'S has chosen three models from past samples. These are special Isetan-exclusive orders, re-lasted onto the popular "Paris Last" (Last 367), which is also comfortable for Japanese feet. The perforations and other decorative elements retain their original design, while the use of aniline calf in plain, lighter colors revives them for the modern era.
Shoes ¥79,800 each (Crockett & Jones / Isetan Shinjuku Men's Building)

Edward Green
Shoe Trees and Box Feature 10th Anniversary Message

Upon closer inspection, it resembles the popular current model "Dover," but it is actually a reissued ISETAN MEN'S exclusive model that appeared in a 1930s catalog. Compared to the Dover, the overall lines and patterns differ subtly. This model uses Last 32, popular among fans of slender designs. The use of Willow Calf, characterized by its grain, further emphasizes the feel of vintage British shoes. The 10th-anniversary message on the shoe trees and box is also an appealing touch.
Shoes ¥163,800 (Edward Green / Isetan Shinjuku Men's Building)

Enzo Bonafe
Enzo Bonafe's "First Design"

From Enzo Bonafe, founded in Bologna in 1963, this is a reissue of the Goodyear welted shoes that founder Enzo Bonafe himself called his "first design" when he started making ready-to-wear shoes. While no new elements have been added to this model for ISETAN MEN'S, it was chosen with the intention of "allowing people to discover these wonderful antique shoes in the future." It is a true masterpiece whose quality gradually shines through.
Shoes ¥132,300 (Enzo Bonafe / Isetan Shinjuku Men's Building)