⭐️Made in USA, Excellent Condition, Extremely Rare⭐️ YUKETEN Maine Guide Boots, Beige, YUKETEN, 7-Hole Boots, Pebble Grain Leather, Women's, Yuki Matsuda, American Casual, Maine Guide Boots, Yellow Leather, Banana Yellow, Vintage, Real Leather YUKETEN was established in California, USA in 1995 by Japanese designer Yuki Matsuda, a leather shoe & boot brand that fuses traditional American craftsmanship with Japanese aesthetics. They produce moccasins, boots, bags, belts, etc. by hand by skilled craftsmen, and are particular about "Made in U.S.A.", and are highly evaluated by buyers all over the world. Brand Features YUKETEN's Maine Guide Boots are authentic, handmade moccasin boots that are particular about traditional American manufacturing methods and the highest quality materials. In particular, they use Horween's Chromexcel leather (attractive for its water resistance and aging) and Vibram soles (cushioning and durability), and are characterized by being carefully hand-sewn by skilled craftsmen, and the more you wear them, the more they fit your feet and gain a unique texture. Main Features * Manufacturing Method: A complex and durable construction that combines the moccasin method (hand-sewn to wrap the instep of the foot) and the Goodyear welt method. * Materials: * Upper: Horween Chromexcel leather. Wax is impregnated, and it is characterized by water resistance and ease of repair of scratches. * Sole: Vibram. Excellent cushioning, durability, and grip. * Insole/Midsole: Vegetable-tanned leather is used, and the structure fits the shape of the foot. * Background: The designer, Mr. Yuki Matsuda, was inspired by American craftsman culture and produced based on traditional techniques. * Comfort: Although it is hard at first, it fits your feet as you wear it, and the unique fit and comfort increase. * Design: Some designs incorporate Native American elements (such as conchos), combining toughness and elegance. Size: 23cm ⭐️Follow Discount⭐️ ¥1000-¥2999 ← ¥100 discount ¥3000 and up ← ¥300 discount #Seven'sDenimList #Seven'sVintageList