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ALIGN LINE Shoe horn / wood type

ALIGN LINE Shoe horn / wood type

A shoehorn designed to disappear from existence

This shoehorn was designed to disappear from existence. Using a 3D laser and welding process for the pipe, the shoehorn and stand support look like a single upright pole. The unprecedented style of the shoehorn blends in with its surroundings without looking like a shoehorn at first glance, even at the entrance.

Compared to wooden or leather shoehorns, stainless steel shoehorns are thinner and sturdier, making them easier to insert into shoes, even those with narrow heels, without losing their shape. The long type can be used without bending down, reducing the burden on the lower back. The grip section is blasted to prevent fingerprints from showing up, and the beautiful mirror finish is applied toward the tip. Careful polishing prevents socks and stockings from getting caught. The support base is machined from a cast block of stainless steel and is designed to have a low center of gravity to prevent it from falling over.

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[Designer] Kairi Eguchi
[Size]         Φ 97  x H 700 mm
[Weight]    2.5kg
[Material]  Shoehorn : Stainless steel (blasted + polished) 
                 Stand prop : Beach wood (urethane coated walnut color), rubber 
                 Pillar base : Stainless steel

Regular price ¥28,000 JPY
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TAKEDA / ALIGN LINE

The design thoroughly arranges the lines and shapes composed in the product to the product, bringing beautiful discipline to the space and the user. This brand was born from the TAKEDA DESIGN PROJECT of TAKEDA, a metalworking manufacturer in Tsubame City, Niigata Prefecture.

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Kairi Eguchi

Born in 1980 in Osaka. After graduating from the Product Design Course, Department of Design, Osaka Municipal Institute of Design Education, he became independent in 2008. He has been involved in many projects not only in Japan but also with overseas manufacturers in Brazil and Singapore. Winner of the Good Design Award and the LG Mobile Design Competition Gold Award.