Le Yucca’s Bit Loafer Boots Release

Hello everyone.

This is Kubo from keylime Tokyo.



Today, we would like to introduce a new arrival from Le Yucca's.

Since its opening, keylime Tokyo has continuously ordered one style from Le Yucca's collection every season.



These leather shoes respect the brand's worldview while being traditional and familiar enough for everyday wear, fitting the style of keylime Tokyo.

We carry them with the hope of offering a special pair of shoes that you won't encounter at other shops.

And this season's new arrival has arrived.

The color name, Anthracite, derives from coal, signifying a deep charcoal that is close to black.

This season's new item is a bit loafer made from the suede side of Anthracite leather.



While the item is technically a loafer, it features a mid-cut design with a moderate volume, offering a balanced look that naturally blends into autumn/winter styling.

When many people think of Le Yucca's, they might imagine the alluring, slender shape of the Karena last and the elegant presence of a high heel. However, at keylime Tokyo, we aim to offer a gentlemanly and traditional suggestion while retaining the characteristic charm of Le Yucca's, which is why we ordered this bit loafer made with the Ball last again this season.

The subtle bit hardware, the three-dimensional and meticulously stitched split-toe (ogami-moca) seam, and the exquisite volume achieved by sandwiching a midsole between a lightweight McKay construction base and adding an outsole stitch (using a Vibram rubber outsole).

This is a pair that projects presence not through flashy decoration but through its structure and careful tailoring.

The choice of suede for the upper is also exquisite; unlike smooth leather, which becomes flat on the grain surface and gains a luster with continued wear, the charm here lies in the aging process where the fibers gradually become fuzzier, the color subtly fades, and the entire shoe develops a rich contrast.

I anticipate that by then, the bit part will have also developed a dull shine, making the shoes incredibly cool.



While the specifications are unique, they are by no means "gimmicky shoes."

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