Teva snow boots. Purchased at Oshman's in Harajuku. The original laces were black, but I customized them with white round laces of the same material and length because they looked washed out with my styling. Worn for one season. They're incredibly warm, even in heavy winter snow, and once you wear them, you won't want to take them off. Really! (｀_´)ゞ I really want you to experience them, starting this season. I live in Tokyo, and I've come to realize how important it is for men to keep their feet warm. "Head cool, feet warm" (zukan sokunetsu). It's a saying from the old days, but the wisdom of our ancestors is not wrong. Your physical condition will improve dramatically. So, why am I getting rid of them? Well, I've been enjoying the green ones, a different color, for about 6 years, changing the laces, and I just haven't been able to give the navy ones the attention they deserve. Thank you for reading this far. I hope you'll become their new owner. I'm sure the founder, Mark Thatcher, would be happy. Because when he was a river guide, he was dissatisfied with how easily his beach sandals came off in the water. He tried attaching a watch's Velcro strap to the sandals, which led to the creation of the world's first sport sandals with straps, and the birth of the Teva brand. And that brand makes snow boots! I'm sorry for the overly passionate writing, I just love them so much. ※ The box is a sample and is not included, sorry. It's just to show you what kind of box they came in. If you like American-made brands like Levi's, Ralph Lauren, Polo, Vans, Converse, All Star, Champion, Cone Mills, Danner, North Face, Patagonia, Red Wing, Alden, Allen Edmonds, Alternative, Arrow Moccasin, Avirex, Barons Hunter, Battenwear, Briefing, Camber, Camco, Chippewa, Drifter, Fidelity, Gregory, L.L.Bean, you'll probably like these too (^^) Additional information: The reason they're warm is Thinsulate. Thinsulate™ is a high-performance insulation developed by 3M in the United States, known for being thin and warm. Your body heat is retained through the fibers, keeping you warm.