Hender Scheme is a brand that reflects perfectly care, precision and respect that Japanese have for their work. In this case there’s also the passion of its creative director Ryo Kashiwazaki, who in a quiet street in the Asakusa district -the suburbs of Tokyo- realizes his handcrafted footwear collection. In his small shop, next to shoes with classic lines and accessories of all kinds, born sneakers that recall the great success of Nike, Adidas, Le Coq Sportif, Martin Margiela, Vans and New Balance. The philosophy of his own project focuses on the recasting of the main features of these iconic models, through the use of premium materials, leather of the finest quality and an obsessive attention to details like stitching or strings.
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