This is a re-release of the Pro Leather 76, a model that represents the 1970s Converse. The Pro Leather in white and light blue is the model that basketball legend Michael Jordan wore during his time at the University of North Carolina. This is a re-release of that model, with different materials and colors! NIKE Air Jordan sneakers are cool, but wearing the model Michael Jordan wore in college is also cool! Compared to the Japanese re-release model (white and red) from around 1996, size 27.5cm, the toe is slimmer and the toe box is lower. (See photos from the 10th photo onwards) It's a very cool design, similar to the white and gold ones I previously listed. The Japanese-planned Pro Leather is about 1cm larger than the All-Star, but this USA-planned model is about 0.5cm larger than the All-Star. If you wear 27.5cm in the Japanese re-release Pro Leather, or 28.5cm in the All-Star, that should be the right size (this is just my personal feeling). The upper is made of suede, and the insole uses LUNARLON soles, which greatly improves the comfort and has been updated for the modern era. It's about the same size as the 27.5cm Pro Leather that is a collaboration with nonnative. Also, it's more gray than the light gray (close to white) of the nonnative collaboration Pro Leather, and it's a slightly darker gray than the New Balance 996 gray. It's not as dark as charcoal gray, so it should be easy to match. American Converse are prohibited from being imported and sold in Japan, and the only way to obtain them is to bring them from overseas or through personal transactions, making them very rare. There is some wear and tear, as well as scuffs, but there is no fatal damage, and I think you can still enjoy wearing them. Shipping will be in simple packaging, so please understand. These are used items inspected by an amateur, so please be careful if you are sensitive or looking for perfection. I will consider price negotiations, but since many people who request a discount end up not buying, please request a discount from the comment section.