Hender Schemes Adds Its Artisanal Touch to New Backpacks
Hender Scheme
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Hender Scheme is a Japanese footwear and accessories label based in Tokyo, Japan founded by designer Ryo Kashiwazaki. Hender Scheme is notable for reproducing popular sneaker models, such as Nike’s Air Force 1 and Air Jordan IV, 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, folios, laptop sleeves, notebooks, and keychains. Spotted on the heels of high-profile footwear enthusiasts such as Justin Bieber and Diddy, Hender Scheme has quickly become a favourite among the celebrity set.
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CORDURA nylon, EXCELLA® metal zips, vegetable tanned leather and detachable pouches, what more do you want?
The Japanese label drops two new collaborations, diffuser and a doorknob tag.
Timbs, brogues, an Instapump Fury and more.
The Japanese label drops new jackets, bags and belts.
The latest accessory from Ryo Kashiwazaki’s label.
Helping you get styled up this season.
“We are not necessarily making these shoes to impact sneaker culture, but it’s more important for us to do it the way we like.”
The moc-toe Wallabee gets the Hender Scheme treatment.
Constructed from overdyed cowhide and pig suede.
