Edoten Geta Sandals, Made in Japan, Yellow Tatami Sole, Patterned Strap, Shippo Green, Size LL

Description

Ame-sole Geta Sandals: Excellent cushioning and grip for a non-slip feel. The durable hardened rubber sole prevents gravel from sinking into unpaved surfaces. They also offer excellent slip resistance on wet floors.

Size: M: Approx. 24cm long x 10cm wide x 1cm thick (front approx. 1cm, back approx. 3cm) Size: L: Approx. 25cm long x 10cm wide x 1cm thick (front approx. 1cm, back approx. 3cm) Size: LL: Approx. 27cm long x 10.5cm wide x 1cm thick (front approx. 1cm, back approx. 3cm)

Recommended Sizes: M (23cm-24cm), L (24.5cm-26cm), LL (26.5cm-27.5cm) Made in Japan Sole: Ame-sole (hardened rubber) Outer: Embossed vinyl Ame-sole geta sandals are the most slip-resistant geta sandals, even on wet floors. However, the sponge area above the brown rubber sole is vulnerable to water. If they get wet, wipe off any moisture and dry thoroughly in a well-ventilated area for care. These everyday geta sandals feature a cushioned sole for a non-slip feel, making them comfortable even when worn for long periods of time. Sizes: M: 24cm, L: 25cm, LL: 27cm. Made in Japan. Sole: Brown sole. They look great with jeans or everyday wear! The brown sole makes them non-slip and easy to wear, making them a great choice for first-time geta sandals. It's stylish to wear geta sandals with your heel exposed! Even if your heel is exposed by about 2cm, it won't be a problem. For those who are used to wearing geta sandals, I wear the L size even if they're size 26.5cm. Just like sandals! These geta sandals are easy to wear. The cushioned sole makes these everyday geta sandals comfortable even when worn for long periods of time. For those who wear geta sandals for the first time and are size 26.5cm, we recommend the LL size, as the thongs often feel too tight. We also recommend the LL size for those with thick insteps. Once you're used to wearing geta sandals, the longer heel makes them difficult to walk in larger sizes. There are no right or left setta, and it is normal for the heel and little toe to be exposed. It has been a long-standing custom to wear smaller sizes.