A distinctive low-top canvas sneaker from Japanese avant-garde designer Yusuke Mihara, known for deconstructed aesthetics and exaggerated proportions. The shoe features a deep teal-blue canvas upper with contrasting white topstitching, chunky layered white rubber midsole with irregular, sculpted contours, and a signature oversized toe cap that extends beyond the footbed—embodying Mihara’s 'deformed silhouette' philosophy. White braided laces and metal eyelets add functional detail, while the heel tab bears subtle branding. The outsole is black rubber with a fine zigzag tread for grip. Built for visual impact rather than athletic performance, it offers moderate cushioning and flexible canvas construction, ideal for streetwear styling. Perfect for fashion-forward daily wear in spring or fall; pairs effortlessly with wide-leg trousers, cargo pants, or denim. Its architectural sole and asymmetrical volume make it a statement piece in minimalist or experimental outfits.