These are Allen Edmonds Hancock shoes from 2003-2005, a period when the quality was high, and the leather was very good. I am selling them because I have too many leather shoes and am decluttering. The soles have been replaced once, but the stitching line is wavy (see image 19). There is no problem with normal wear, but please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned. They are US size 9, but the width is a narrow D, so they should fit someone who usually wears a 26.5cm shoe size. The shoe trees are for photography purposes and are not included. I think the overall condition is good, but they are used items, so please purchase only if you understand this. *Please note that if they are sold elsewhere first, I may not be able to fulfill your order. (Brand Introduction) When it comes to American leather shoe brands, many leather shoe enthusiasts will mention "Alden" and "Allen Edmonds." Alden may be more well-known in Japan, but Allen Edmonds surpasses Alden in popularity and company size within the United States, and is loved by a wide range of men, from U.S. presidents to businessmen and celebrities. Leather shoes made with a focus on American practicality and comfort have a charm that British and Italian shoes do not have, and Allen Edmonds isまさにその代表格です (precisely the representative). Many U.S. presidents have loved Allen Edmonds. Ronald Reagan, John F. Kennedy, George H.W. Bush, Bill Clinton... It became a tradition of sorts, with the custom of wearing Allen Edmonds leather shoes for inaugural addresses and first visits to the White House. However, when President Barack Obama was inaugurated, the fact that he did not wear Allen Edmonds at the inauguration became a big topic of conversation. But, like many others, Mr. Obama was also a fan of Allen Edmonds. And not only presidents, but many American celebrities, including actors such as George Clooney, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Michael Douglas, love Allen Edmonds.