We’ve added more Whites leathers and colours available to order via Benchmark!

First of all, take a look here☆

British Tan

The colour is a slightly lighter shade of brown
The texture is similar to Chromexcel.

It’s easier to see that the oil has been absorbed than with other leathers, and I think it’s a type of leather that develops character quite easily as you look after it and wear it in.
It goes perfectly with Mustang Paste!!
It’s nice and thick, so it’s perfect for any occasion☆

Up To Charge ¥6,480―

Elk Tan
From left: black, brown

Elktan isAs I mentioned previously,It is made from the same leather as the dress leather, but is a different thickness.

Dress leather is intended exclusively for semi-dress shoes,
As Elk Tan is quite thick, like oiled leather, it’s also a good choice for smoke jumpers☆

Up To Charge ¥6,480―

Water Buffalo
From left: Black Cherry, Cognac

We’ve added some new colours to this range☆

Black cherry, in particular, is quite close to a deep burgundy, so
I’d recommend this to fans of Alden.

Up to ¥12,960―

Crohm Excel
From left: Natural, Navy
New colours have been added to this range as well.

The navy I’ve always wanted!!
We’ve received many requests for this over the years, and it has been available to order since this spring.

Natural is a colour we recommend from summer through to autumn☆
I think it would go well with Hason’s Oxfords or low-top Smoke Jumpers.

Up To Charge ¥6,480―

Next up is exotic leather!!

Caiman Leather(Crocodile leather)
From left: black, brown
It is a relatively matt crocodile leather.
It goes well when combined with water buffalo leather, bullhide and oiled leather,
It’ll look great! ☆

Ostrich Leather (Ostrich leather)
From left to right: Buttercup, Black, Brown

The leather used is taken from the back of an ostrich.
It is characterised by its round protrusions, known as ‘quill marks’. It is also popular as a tough yet lightweight leather.

‘Buttercup’ is the English name for the flower known as ‘kinpōge’, which apparently produces butter-coloured flowers.

That looks delicious.

Lizard Leather　(Lizard skin)
From left to right: Black, Peanut, Brown
It is made from scales with a high gloss and a fine texture, and is characterised by its durability and the sense of volume it creates.

Shark Skin(Shark leather)
From left: black, brown
Shark leather is highly prized as a natural material; it is characterised by its distinctive wrinkles, offers excellent resistance to friction and water, and becomes softer and more lustrous the more it is used.

Exotic leather
Prices for ‘Up To Charge’ start from ¥50,000!

These are the new additions.

Now that there are more varieties available, I reckon we’ll be able to create even more original Whites, won’t we? ☆

We look forward to welcoming you all.

Benchmark　Kajiyama