※ Only tried on indoors, but there are wrinkles, etc. See photos 7 onwards. With a country-like, rustic appearance, a plump upper, and a voluminous track sole, these shoes perfectly match the current trend. Among moccasins, the "covered moc" construction is a characteristic of Tyrolean shoes. Covered moc refers to the moccasin stitching that covers the vamp of the upper, and the biggest feature is that water is less likely to enter through the seams. Compared to "skin stitching" or "praying moccasin," it has a casual and rugged look, and as the appearance suggests, it is very durable. Even when worn in, the cracking of the flex points, which is the fate of moccasin stitching, is less likely to occur, making it possible to use them toughly. They go well with both skirts and pants. It's also a nice point that they can be used all season. 【What are Tyrolean Shoes?】 The prototype was the shoes worn by shepherds in the Tyrolean region of the Alps, which has many slopes and is closed off by snow in winter, when they were herding sheep. Therefore, while it has an easy-to-tailor upper design like a chukka-type moccasin, it adopts a robust and waterproof manufacturing method, such as the Norwegian welt construction, which is also used for mountaineering boots, making it the basic style of Tyrolean shoes. 【Wearing Comfort】 They look large, but size 37 is 23.5 cm. Due to the characteristics of the last, the toe area has a relaxed fit, but they fit the foot when the laces are tightened. Please be careful as the heel may slip out because of the thickness of the sole if you don't tighten the laces firmly.