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Giftur Crump

Two-Tone Penny Loafers

$145
Made in Japan
  • Leather upper; stitched leather outsole
  • Saddle strap with snake-pattern insert
  • Dark piping along seams and topline
  • Brogue perforations on the quarters
  • Stacked black heel
  • Gold Giftur Crump insole stamp
tagged size
EU 42
fit
runs large, fits a US 10
condition
7 out of 10
Marks on the leather Light scuffing on the heel stacks General wear on the outsole Minimal heel drag
price
$145
$105 from free U.S. shipping
About the brand
Giftur Crump is a second line of the Japanese designer Hiromu Takahara, made in Japan. Takahara built his name on Roen, the dark avant-garde house he founded in Tokyo in 2001, where the skull became his signature, a symbol of impermanence and strength. His reach goes far outside fashion: when Square Enix needed a wardrobe for the hero of Final Fantasy XV, it was Takahara who designed it, asymmetric in the Roen style, and the house has crossed over with names as unlikely as Disney.
Measurements
outsole length13.2 in / 33.5 cm
outsole width4.1 in / 10.5 cm
insole length~10.4 in / 26.5 cm
heel height1.6 in / 4 cm
Material
Leather upper; stitched leather outsole
Care guide
Store dry and out of direct light. Clean through a specialist rather than at home, and follow the label.
Barter

Proposals must meet these requirements to be answered. A trade proposal is one message carrying:

  • The item you are looking to trade for
  • Your item: brand, name, tagged size
  • Photographs of the front, the back, the labels and every flaw
  • Its measurements
  • Whether you want a straight trade or a trade with cash on either side

Trades can also be paid out in store credit. Credit offers run higher than cash offers.

Items offered in trade are valued as they would be listed here.

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