These are straight-tip shoes from FABI, a long-established Italian brand sold at Ginza Mitsukoshi and Isetan. FABI was founded in 1965 in the Marche region of Italy, known as the holy land of shoes. The four founders, Enrico & Elisio Fabi and their wives, divided the work: the brother designed, his wife drew the patterns, and the brother and his wife sewed. The classic and elegant men's shoes quickly spread throughout Italy, and the brand built a career as an excellent factory brand. Since 2004, the company has operated a vast headquarters factory of approximately 15,000 square meters and was one of the first in the Marche region to introduce an automatic leather cutting machine. While inheriting the high-quality shoemaking that values traditional handwork, the brand combines the handmade feel and design unique to Italy, creating shoes that offer a comfortable foot sensation unlike any you've experienced before. The size is 6 (officially 24.5-25cm). I usually wear 24cm in Regal, 24.5cm in Jalan Sriwijaya, 24cmEEE in Scotch Grain, and UK6 in Cheaney Wilfred, but these feel just a little roomy. They fit perfectly with a thin insole. The insoles were used, so the inside is very clean with no fading of the logo. There is almost no wear on the heels. The texture of the box calf leather is also very good, and the shoes are soft and comfortable, making them less likely to cause foot pain. I wore them about once a week, about 5 or 6 times. I have cared for them with M.Mowbray Delicate Cream and English Guild Bees Rich Cream. I also applied M.Mowbray leather sole cream to the soles. They will be sent with the original wooden shoe trees, shoe bags, and shoe box set. The original price was 76,000 yen, so I think this is a bargain. Recommended for those who like Regal, Shetland Fox, Union Imperial, Scotch Grain, Jalan Sriwijaya, Sanyoyamacho, Raymar, Cheaney, Santoni, Church's, Allen Edmonds, Berluti, Ferragamo, Grenson, Tricker's, Carmina, Yanko, Berwick, Alden, Crockett & Jones, etc. Thank you. Shoe type: Straight tip Color: Brown