The design is a short pecos type. Cork soles were originally made for the soles. Rubber soles were used for working-class shoes (work boots) from the 1930s to the 1970s, but they had weak grip. Cork soles improved softness and grip by blending cork chips into the rubber. The completely original soles are made with a unique blend of rare materials that are no longer available today. Craftsmen first attach the lining leather and then the upper leather, creating wrinkles by hand. This two-step process allows for natural wrinkles to appear as the shoes are worn. High-quality A-rank leather is used, and the shrink leather is finished with a fine grain, few wrinkles, and a soft texture. Mr. OLIVE's unique processing method permanently bonds fluorine to the fibers, "reducing absorption by 80%." The high water repellency and stain resistance are maintained almost permanently, so you can wear them without worry even on rainy days. They also dry very quickly, overcoming the cause of mold. The heels and full soles can also be replaced. Retail price: 50,000 yen Please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned about the condition, as these are used items.