These are full brogue shoes made by Alden as a special order for Brooks Brothers. I am selling them because I have too many leather shoes and am decluttering. The cordovan is in good condition and the heel tops are still intact, so overall they are in good condition. However, as shown in the 19th and 20th images, the piping on the heels is damaged. It's not a problem for wearing, but please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned. The size is 9 1/2, but the width is C, which is narrow, so it is likely to fit someone who usually wears 26.5cm leather shoes. The shoe trees are for photography and are not included. Please understand that these are used items, and only purchase if you are comfortable with this. *Please note that this item is also for sale elsewhere, so please forgive me if it sells out first. (Alden Brand Introduction) Founded in 1884 in Middleborough, Massachusetts, Alden is a shoemaker that symbolizes American shoe culture. Using the finest selected materials and providing a comfortable fit, their shoes are essential for talking about American traditional style. In the 1970s, their specially shaped medical orthopedic shoes were highly regarded in the fashion scene, and they gained fame worldwide along with their wonderful comfort. Alden's shoes, which have brought innovation to comfort, are loved by shoe lovers around the world as a peerless and supreme presence. (Brooks Brothers Brand Introduction) Brooks Brothers, founded in 1818, is a historic brand that has been creating American traditional style for two centuries. It is also famous for producing button-down shirts and three-button suits with a rolled lapel. It is said that Ralph Lauren, a leading figure in American traditional style, and Tom Browne, a genius, also gained experience at Brooks. Alden is a long-standing shoemaker that has partnered with Brooks, the mecca of American traditional style, for many years. From the mid-1900s to the present, this historic partnership has continued, and Alden is responsible for producing Brooks' USA-made shoes. Due to Brooks' policy, the Alden name is not printed on the shoes, but the legendary double name was quietly born. Alden's reputation, which was a small shoemaker, quickly spread around the world.