PATRICK ARTHUN-DEER

Its history begins in 1892 with shoemaker Patrick Beneteau and his sons in the village of Pouzorges in western France. In 1930, PATRICK received high praise for its sports shoes, mainly soccer cleats, and in 1972, the ``two lines'' sharply engraved on the back of the shoes were introduced, further strengthening the brand's image. After that, it attracted attention from the fashion-conscious people of Paris, and in 1978, it first landed in Japan. At the time, sneakers were attracting attention only for their functionality, but PATRICK's vivid coloring and sophisticated form secretly attracted the attention of fashionistas who were not influenced by trends.

``PATRICK PROACT'' is a limited line by PATRICK, which develops environmentally friendly products in order to create a new trend in the post-pandemic era.
A new standard model proposed by PP for the post-pandemic era, inspired by PATRICK's masterpiece "ARTOIS". Premium, Athleisure style, using eco-friendly materials wherever possible. The upper is made from domestically produced chrome-free tanned cowhide.
PATRICK PROACT shoe boxes are made from environmentally friendly FSC-certified recycled paper, and the packaging uses 75% recycled paper and anti-mold wrapping paper.

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Upper: Domestic chrome-free steer leather + Italian LWG certified calf suede Lining: Domestic pig leather + recycled polyester Shoelaces: 100% waxed cotton
Insole: Cork sock + EVA recycled urethane footbed Outsole: Synthetic rubber with waste walnut shells

*Size notation is for reference only. Even if it is the same model, the size may differ depending on the material etc. Please note.