【Tea Core・Made in USA】Beckman Flatbox Black 9060 6D 24cm

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[Item History]
Purchased a few years ago at the "Red Wing Shoe Store Osaka LUMBER CO." in Osaka.
Selling because my clothing style has changed and I haven't worn them much.

[Brand Introduction]
No explanation needed, but...
'Red Wing' boasts a history of over 110 years.
Founded in 1905 in the city of Red Wing, America, by Charles Beckman and his colleagues.
Committed to domestic production in the United States, the brand's authentic construction at a reasonable price was well-received, and it has grown into a brand that represents work boots worldwide.

[Product Introduction]
This is a Beckman Flatbox from Red Wing.
Red Wing is known for popular models like the Irish Setter, Postman, and Engineer boots, but this model is especially popular.
The Flatbox is a reproduction of the round-toe boots that existed since the company's founding.
It also reproduces the 6-inch boots of the time, which did not have a toe cap.
As a result, the leather conforms to the foot, and the toe flattens, creating a unique shape.
The leather of this , Black Klondike, is a so-called "tea core" leather, where a black coating is applied over brown-dyed leather.
The more you wear them, the more the brown color underneath the black coating becomes visible from scratches and areas of friction, allowing you to enjoy a unique aging process.
Tea core leather is easy to care for, making it suitable for beginners.
In recent years, American-made, tea core boots have been increasing in price, so take this opportunity.

[Condition]
Used for about 1 year (4 seasons).
The soles show little wear.
The black coating on the toes has thinned with use, revealing the tea core.
Please check the condition in the photos.

[Retail Price]
¥61,270

[Lot]
9060

[Material]
Chromexcel Leather (Tea Core)

[Size]
size: 24cm (6D)

※ For reference, my Vans and Converse fit a size 25.5cm perfectly.

If you have any questions, I will do my best to answer them, so please feel free to comment.