George Cox × UNDERCOVER

A reinterpretation of George Cox’s archive model, the “Butterfly Derby.” Built on a lightweight EVA sole, it features a bold finish with a more classic silhouette than the creeper.

GEORGE COX
Founded in England in 1906, George Cox launched the world’s first shoes with rubber soles in 1949—known as Brothel Creepers. These distinctive and groundbreaking shoes quickly captured attention, sold at Malcolm McLaren and Vivienne Westwood’s boutique, and became a favorite of the Sex Pistols. As an iconic item of punk fashion, they remain deeply rooted in subculture. To this day, George Cox footwear continues to evolve, blending rich tradition with modern style.