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Fringed brown folk boots under wide indigo jeans and a cream cable knit in Kyoto
The fringed folk boots, on an old street in Kyoto.IRO KAMA (AI-GENERATED)
JAPAN · FOUNDED 2004 · 2 PIECES IN THE SELECTION

ŌMI FIELD GOODS

ŌMI FIELD GOODS was founded in Tokyo in 2004 by Kenji Ōmi, a former outdoor-gear buyer who wanted shoes that age like a good field jacket. The workshop makes footwear and a few goods in vegetable-tanned leather that darkens and softens with every wear.

Shapes borrow from old work and folk footwear around the world: fringed boots, moccasin toes, simple trainers. Soles are stitched, not glued, so they can be resoled again and again.

Everything is made in small numbers by a handful of craftspeople, and each pair is meant to look better in ten years than the day it arrives.

Ivory leather trainers with a cream outfit at a Tokyo crossing
The ivory trainers, out in Tokyo.IRO KAMA (AI-GENERATED)

In the Selection

Dark brown fringed folk boots under wide indigo jeans on a Kyoto street
Fringed Folk Boots
$2,310
Ivory leather trainers worn with cream trousers at a Tokyo crossing
Field Trainer
$1,410
ŌMI FIELD GOODS — Iro Kama