② I customized a NIKE general-use soft-ball glove, Iwakuma model, in the style of Yoshinobu Yamamoto. The base was a used blue glove, and I dyed the thumb, ring finger, pinky finger, leather laces, welting, binding, stitching, and finger loop black. The Nike mark is white. The Nike mark area has been repaired and improved (it's stiff). There are color unevenness and color transfer in various places, especially around the mark. The pattern is a vertical type and I don't think it's very large for a pitcher's glove. Grease reinforced. Leather laces replaced. It still has some stiffness, but it's ready to use. ※Caution⚠️ I haven't actually used it after dyeing, so there's a risk of the color fading gradually. I think that using it in the rain, steam molding, and hot water molding can also cause color fading, so it's best to avoid those. The mark is molded and hardened, then glued on, so if you bang it down with the mark facing down during molding, it may peel off. In that case, please reattach it with adhesive. This is just a custom job by an amateur, "in the style" of Yoshinobu Yamamoto. It's a glove that combines practicality and buzz, so please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for perfection. Please consider these points before purchasing. Please note that all sales are final, with no returns or exchanges. From afar, it looks like pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto "style," and up close, it's a "laugh" of a glove. A must-have for those who want to stand out. Also, Nike has stopped selling gloves except for professional models. There are some US models available. Thank you for viewing.