Tabi County loafers

Tabi County loafersIn scratched waxy leather, the loafer shoes feature a chunky cleated sole and the Tabi split toe, inspired by the traditional 15th century Japanese sock bearing the same name launched for the Maison's debut collection in 1989. It captures the avant garde and insubordinate spirit of the Maison and exists as a heritage classic, continually explored through each collection. Maison Margiela's signature stitch appears at the back; the opposite of a label.

Two work-in-progress cross-stitches adorn the back hem to allude to a garment never being finished

The hooded sweatshirt comes in firm cotton fleece with a zip closure and split kangaroo pocket at the front

which is accented with the Maison Margiela numerical logo

the wallet comes in grainy leather

The studded base allows the bag to stand

the four stitches

This slightly oversized suit jacket in wool barathea is nipped in at the waist

The concept reflects the Maison’s notion of unconscious glamour and evokes its association to comfort

They are pleated

and the inner is adorned with the logo

The bag's metal rivets are covered in leather by hand

the wallet has a snap button closure and zipped inner section