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KOTOKA Men's Derby One-piece Leather Tatsuno Hand-waxed Leather Burgundy [KTO-2002]

KOTOKA Men's Derby One-piece Leather Tatsuno Hand-waxed Leather Burgundy [KTO-2002]

¥ 39,600 JPY
¥ 39,600 JPY
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 These lace-up shoes are made from a single piece of leather that runs from the toes to the heels and are not lined. The leather gently wraps around your feet, providing a unique comfort.
The leather has a natural, moist texture and is made from tanned leather in Tatsuno, Hyogo Prefecture, and is hand-finished. It is a leather that changes with age and acquires a rich character.
The wooden last is an oblique type with a wide toe area, allowing for a relaxed fit.

  • The shape of a shoe is determined by the wooden last. At KOTOKA, we use two types of wooden lasts for both men's and women's shoes. The "oblique type" has a wider area around the toes and more room in the instep, and the "round type" has a moderately rounded toe and a sleek shape.
    These shoes are made on a slightly wider "oblique" last. There is no set width, but you can think of it as being about the same width as a regular EE shoe.

  • Shoe sizes vary depending on the compatibility between the shape of your foot and the wooden shoe tree, the manufacturer, and the structure of the shoe. Sneakers are often made smaller than leather shoes, so the fit is different from that of leather shoes. Please refer to the following as a guide when selecting the size of this KOTOKA shoe.
    [For people with wide feet and high arches]
    　A size 1.0cm to 1.5cm smaller than the sneakers you are currently wearing
    　The same size as your current shoes or about 0.5cm smaller
    [For those with narrow or thin legs]
    　A size 1.0cm to 1.5cm smaller than the sneakers you are currently wearing
    　The size is about 0.5 to 1.0 cm smaller than the leather shoes you are wearing.

  •  These shoes are made from "Tatsuno Hand Wax Leather," which is made by tanning tanned leather at a tanner's in Tatsuno, Hyogo Prefecture, and then rubbing approximately 10 kg of melted wax into the surface of the leather using a special hand iron to give the leather a soft luster and feel.

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