This is a masterpiece, the Alessandro Scars Patina Leather Shoes from Berluti's Madame Olga era, which are rarely seen nowadays. The Alessandro, Berluti's signature shoe since its founding, is the most difficult to make, and is a masterpiece that embodies the high skill of the manufacturer with a single-piece leather whole-cut in the finest Venezia leather. It fits any scene so well that you could say you don't need anything else, and we recommend it as your first Berluti leather shoes. This is a limited edition model with unique pinched moccasin stitching, commonly known as scars, decorating only the outer sides of the left and right shoes with two lines. "Scars" is the translation of "kizuato" (scar) in Japanese, and this design was inspired by the scars of warriors, created for men fighting in today's capitalist society. It also uses finer, higher-quality leather than current products. The color is a deep vermilion, layered in multiple layers that change expression the more you use it. Berluti has many reds, but I think this color is not too flashy and has a refined texture. The patina of this era, which continues to shine over time and allows you to hear the breath of the craftsman, is undoubtedly magnificent. The simple yet dignified appearance is overwhelming, and even everyday scenes such as crossing your legs or going up and down stairs look artistic, with a unique presence that is unmatched. The last is the valuable Club Collection. It is one of the versatile lasts that became the mainstay at the time when Berluti's bespoke shoes were developed as ready-made shoes in 1990, during the heyday of Madame Olga. It is a last that is higher on the instep than the current main Demesure, and is suitable for Japanese people. I think it is a classic and elegant shape that is relaxed and not too formal, typical of France. Even now, there are many customers who say that the Club Collection was the best last in Berluti. Retail price: 353,100 yen Size: 7.5 Around 26cm #Click here for other size 7.5 As it is a genuine product, free and paid maintenance, including polishing, is available at Berluti stores throughout Japan. A genuine storage bag is included. The condition is good, with some signs of use after being used about 20 times, but no significant damage or stains. Maintenance has been performed, and the leather is in good condition. We also have various other Berluti items for sale, so please take a look.