Mizutori two piece Piece Drill Design by DRILL DESIGN mizutori geta made in japan m×d (Two Design) (gray, L)

---------------------------------------------------------------------- *Product logo may differ from the one in the image. Thank you for your understanding. Wooden footwear with the warm feel of domestic cypress. The secret to its ease of wear is that two pieces of cypress are connected with elastic material, creating a structure that bends even though it is a cypress sole. Achieving unprecedented comfort. Wooden footwear is warm in winter and cool in summer. These are high-quality indoor shoes from Mizutori Industries, which continues to make geta that are comfortable to wear and won't cause fatigue, with an emphasis on designs that can be matched with modern lifestyles, daily life situations, and various fashions. Size: S(21.5-23.0)cm, M(23.5-25.0)cm, L(25.5-27.0)cm, LL(27.5-28.5)cm *When choosing the size, please choose the size of the shoes you usually wear. We recommend that you use this as a guide, but it may vary depending on the thickness of the instep of your foot. If you have low insteps, we recommend sizing one size smaller than usual. Material: Upper/Synthetic leather, Top plate: Shizuoka cypress/EVA, Bottom: EVA, Country of origin: Japan *[Material] Shizuoka cypress, genuine leather [Size] M (25.0-25.5), L (26.0-26.5) , LL(27.0-27.5) [Country of origin] Japan ※※Comes with a card protector to protect your card from skimming crimes. Wooden footwear with the warm feel of domestic cypress. The secret to its ease of wear is that two pieces of cypress are connected with elastic material, creating a structure that bends even though it is a cypress sole. Achieving unprecedented comfort. Wooden footwear is warm in winter and cool in summer. These are high-quality indoor shoes from Mizutori Kogyo, which continues to make comfortable clogs based on the concept. Design by DRILL DESIGN A design studio by Yusuke Hayashi/Yoko Anyo. Focusing on product design, we perform total design work including graphic design, package design, and spatial presentation. He has received many awards including the Good Design Award Special Award (2008).