Church’s ” Rider (RYDER) ” is synonymous with Bond’s casual shoes! Page 5

Perfect for Japanese people who often take off their shoes! Church’s ” Rider ” is easy to put on and take off and very practical!

The Rider is a “2-eyelet” chukka boot with two holes on each side for laces. The big advantage of these boots is that they are much easier to put on and take off than ordinary lace-up dress shoes or boots. In Japan, where people often take off their shoes when going to the tatami room or other places, chukka boots are attractive because the laces can be loosened the moment they are undone. Rider’s very careful sewing at the base of the wings is also a wonderful feature, creating a sense of high quality.

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The last “#81” of the Church “Rider” is a traditional model that has been used for more than half a century

The last (wooden pattern) is one of the essential factors in the appeal of leather shoes. In particular, the lasts produced by Church have many fans. Church has produced many masterpiece lasts, both old and new. The brand is known for its ability to create long-selling shoes by carefully using a single last for many years. It can be said that the brand’s specialty is to create long-selling shoes by carefully using one last for many years. The “#81” used for the Rider is one such last, and the fact that this last was used for the “Burwood” external wingtip shoe introduced in 1970 shows that at least half a century has passed since the birth of the “#81.

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The last “#81”, also known as “Old Old Church”, is the face of Church’s casual line!

The “Old Church” or “Old Church” is the name given by enthusiasts to the Church from the 1980s to around 1999, just before the Prada acquisition, but the “#81” last was created earlier than that. The last “#81″ was born earlier than that, in the period known as the ” Old Old Church. It can be said that this last allows you to experience the comfort of the good old Church shoes that gained cult popularity in the good old days. This last, which is often seen in Church’s casual line, is characterized by a toe that is rounder and slightly more voluminous than the last in the dress line. The short throw away dimension is also unique to the last of this era. The chunky form is charming and shows its true value in off-duty coordination such as casual jackets.

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