Ultra-rare KADOYA BOOT Ando Seika Limited Edition Burgundy Engineer Boots 8EE

Free Shipping! This is a listing for KADOYA KADOYA Ando Seika Engineer Boots (26cm-27cm).

The size is a rare 26cm. The construction and leather quality are comparable to Wesco or White's Boots, and several levels above Red Wing.

There are no noticeable scratches, stains, or mold, but please refrain from bidding or purchasing if you are sensitive about such things.

If you have any concerns or specific requirements, please ask questions in advance. No claims, no cancellations, no returns, please.

Below is from the KADOYA HP:

■ Design
The raw leather is processed by VESTA Inc. in Italy, known for its delicate and high-quality European materials.
Thick leather is thoroughly impregnated with oil, and then a thin coating is applied to the surface to ensure waterproofing, protection from external scratches, and durability.
The finest Belgian benzin is used for the boot body, the midsole that supports the foot, and the stacked heel to enhance strength and durability.
The wooden last is designed to fit Japanese feet, providing a significantly different fit compared to other boots.

■ Product Features
Boots & Boots NORWEGIAN PROCESS Stitching the sole vertically and horizontally. One thread is sewn horizontally and in reverse to the rib of the lining leather and the core leather insole.

The other thread is sewn vertically to the sewn body and the welt (midsole), creating a welt stitch.

The former prevents the insole from falling out and side-to-side swaying of the foot, while the latter is sewn to the welt, creating a unified boot.

Although it is a very labor-intensive process, the sole itself can be replaced as many times as needed due to wear and tear.

As such, the Norwegian process requires the upper leather to have firm, strong fibers that retain their natural stiffness, as the insole and upper leather are sewn directly together.

Furthermore, this process demands careful selection of materials without compromise.

The Norwegian process, which sews the material itself horizontally and vertically, results in an extremely robust construction.

The logo on the side of the shaft is the smaller, less conspicuous logo. This is your chance if you were bothered by the larger logo. This is the burgundy color from the limited edition at the time, not the blue one. These are extremely rare boots, as even the standard version is no longer available.