One of the best shoe shops in the world. (well… at least for me haha) You could customise your own leather shoes by authentic leather and different material soles by 6 steps they design, and there’s not only leather shoes but also leather sneakers! For Chenjingkai is a curator, graphic designer and artist himself, the shoe office also collect lots of art books and graphic design books for visitors, you could read some of these books while visiting the shop. Don’t miss out on this shop when you visit Taipei city!
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Chenjingkai office, No.134, Tongan St., Da'an Dist. Taipei City., Taiwan, Taipei, Taiwan
Current city: Taipei
Other cities: London
Zhong Xian is a Taipei-based artist, 2D animator and illustrator, most of her works are wild and pure, she likes to do test all kind of art materials and experimental animation.
 

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