Italian shoe brand, Italian-made suede leather shoes by ENZO BONAFE. These are side lace-up shoes, a special order for BEAMS. The size is 40.5, and the actual size is approximately 28.3 x 10.4 cm. They are in beautiful condition with only minor wear and tear, and they still have a lot of life left in them. The 5-eyelet side laces not only look elegant and beautiful but also provide a gentle fit on the instep, making this a model that combines design and functionality. The three-dimensional quality of Bonafe shoes, created by hand-lasting, is a highlight of these exceptional shoes. They are shoes with a beautiful aesthetic expressed through careful finishing. They use suede leather with short nap, and the brown color makes them a stylish item. Please note that they are also listed on other sites, so they may sell out. I also have Crockett & Jones, Edward Green, John Lobb, and other brands for sale, so please take a look if you're interested. Please feel free to comment if you have any questions. Thank you. Here is a brand introduction: "Enzo Bonafe" was founded in 1963. Enzo Bonafe, a craftsman who has been involved in the world of shoes for over 50 years, trained and gained experience in shoemaking at "A. Testoni," a famous Italian shoe manufacturer, and then started making shoes under his own brand name in 1963. With a workshop in Bologna, the high quality and sincere attitude towards shoemaking are worthy of a long-established brand. In the small workshop, they continue to make shoes using high-level techniques, mainly with the "Goodyear a Mano construction (hand-sewn Goodyear welt, where the welt is sewn by hand after making incisions in the insole)." The policy of "Enzo Bonafe" is to continue honest handwork without any compromise. "Enzo Bonafe" has VIP customers from various European countries, and it was also favored by Pope John Paul II. When Italy celebrated its 40th anniversary as a republic, the company was honored with an award from the President as one of the 100 companies that are important to Italy and have contributed to the promotion of Italian culture.