[JELADO the BOOTED "JB94901" ENGINEER BOOT BLACK(Brown core)] These engineer boots are based on a vintage pair of boots owned by JELADO's Goto, believed to be from the 1950s.While retaining the unique details of the original vintage boots—such as the single leather sole, low heel, low-positioned vamps on both sides that meet the heel counter pocket, slightly wider shaft, reverse-curved buckle, pointed-toe strap end, and gusset at the heel—these boots add a new personality to the vintage style by changing the last, removing the toe cap, adding a curve to the base of the instep strap, and using black horsebutt leather with a brown core.The brown core will appear relatively quickly, allowing you to fully enjoy the aging process. *NOTE*This item cannot be exchanged or returned. Please carefully check the size before ordering.The official price (130,000 yen) will be the price listed on the shipping slip upon shipment.Price changes and gift delivery are not available.In addition, this item is made using materials that make the most of the natural texture of the leather.As a result, the item may have uneven color, varying grain, scratches, stains, or wrinkles.Please understand that these are inherent characteristics of leather.Even if the above conditions are present, this item is still authentic and cannot be exchanged or returned. ※ITEM DATE※• Item number: JB94901• Horsebutt• Goodyear welt construction• Made in Japan *Kikuchi's Sizing*When I wear these Sportif Horse Hide, I wear a US 8.5.My regular shoes are White's Semi-Dress and Smoke Jumper, and I wear a US 8.I wear a UK 8 for Paraboot Chambords.I used to wear a US 8.5 for Red Wing Beckmans.I used a US 8.5 for Nike Air Force 1s.Fit may vary depending on the height of your instep, so please use this information as a reference only.*Product photos were taken with a digital camera. Please note that the color may appear slightly different from the actual product due to the monitor settings. *Click here for detailed size measurement methods.
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