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Men's Moccasin Shoes, Oil-waxed Leather Sweatshirt The History: Sashiko (刺し子) means VT-MJ-4
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Men's Moccasin Shoes, Oil waxed Leather Sweatshirt The History: Sashiko (刺し子) means VT MJ 4 The History: Sashiko (刺し子) means "little stabs"—a 19th century Japanese stitching technique used by farming families to layer and reinforce fabrics against cold winds Versatile outerwear combines durability with timeless style The vegetable tanned leather midsole and insole Feature Specification Leather In house oil waxed leather Color Options Black Burgundy Dark Coffee Construction Stitch down construction Sole Vibram mini lug wedge sole Insole Midsole Vegetable tanned leather insole + vegetable tanned leather midsole Toe Structure Celastic toe stiffener (leather upgrade available upon request) Heel Structure Celastic heel counter (leather upgrade available upon request) Width E width (standard) Lead Time Made to order: 2 4 weeks (may extend during holidays)
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