The collaboration model with FLOATER, a dad shoe not yet available in Japan, which has been a huge hit mainly in Korea, has been finished with a high-sense design that interprets the world of Miku from a new perspective. Miku = 39, so there are two models: a gray model with Miku worn in 39% black, and a black model with %39 (93% when read backwards). It is a must-see for Miku fans, combining fashion and playfulness. Of course, there are other Miku elements scattered throughout. The outer upper is embedded with a label that shows different designs of Miku's silhouette, 39% and %39, depending on the angle you look at it from. The shoe tongue is also embroidered with the katakana "Miku", making it a stylish yet playful design. The casually incorporated Miku elements make this a pair of shoes that can be used in any situation, regardless of the outfit.

FILA

FILA was founded in Biella, Italy in 1911. The origins of FILA are Italian-born, authentic bloodline, Italian style, passion, creativity, and Italian temperament, which we continue to carry on to this day. Founded in Biella, Italy by the Fila brothers as a knitwear factory, it then began selling original underwear, and in 1940 the company name was changed to FILA, taken from the names of the founding brothers. In the 1970s, the company developed cotton rib material and released sportswear made from this material. The design, which added color to tennis wear that had previously been all white, attracted a lot of attention from people at the time, and the company adopted a groundbreaking advertising method for sports manufacturers at the time, a sponsorship contract with a professional player. Gradually it became known as "slightly fashionable" sportswear, and now, in addition to clothing and shoes mainly for tennis and golf, FILA's sports lifestyle is expressed as "FUN FEEL LIFE". Rather than competing or challenging records, FILA is involved in sports by enjoying watching and participating in daily life.