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(Design and Comfortable) Since there is no cap on the toes, it is not too casual, so you can wear it with a mature look. The side tulle (lace pattern) part is not lined so it is transparent and has a silhouette that is more relaxed around the instep than other low-tech sneakers, and the toe part is designed to be thinner than other low-tech sneakers, so it has a sophisticated silhouette but is easy to put on. The outsole is designed with a thickness of 1.4 inches (3.5 cm) (0.1 - 0.1 inch (2.5 - 3 mm) (typical low-tech sneakers), and the cup insole provides excellent cushioning. Designed to wipe off the images of "hard and thin bottom" and "fatigue" that are common with low-tech sneakers. It has a slight wedge, so you can expect a better style effect. The opening of the shoe is rubber, so it is easy to put on and take off. A versatile item that can be used as a slip-on by removing the lace. These low-tech sneakers have been updated slightly from the traditional standard in terms of design, detail, comfort, and functionality. [Regarding the Size] Staff who usually wear 23.5 would wear a size M and was just the right size. The L size was just right by our staff at 9.4 inches (24 cm), and if you remove the laces and use it as a slip-on specification, you can wear it in size M. There are individual differences in the size, but we recommend that you choose one size down if you are considering slip-on as the main one. Kitson is a select shop made by celebrities from the USA LA. Since the first store was opened in Los Angeles in March 2000, and since it launched in Japan in 2008, "Kitson" has received high support in the country, and many celebrities and models of Kitson fans, she wore them and became recognized as a brand in Japan.