Thank you for viewing! These are geta (Japanese wooden sandals) without thongs, featuring a dragonfly pattern. They have rubber soles, so they don't make noise. They can be worn with Western clothes. I bought them this year and wore them twice. Please see the images for the wear on the soles. Manufacturer: (Yugen Kaisha) Nagahama Mokuri Kojo Retail Price: 4,080 yen Colors: Navy, Indigo, Beige Material: Cedar Size: Length 24 cm, Height 4 cm, Width 7.5 cm Pattern: Japanese pattern, Japanese style Alcohol-sterilized [Excerpt from Amazon] ・Precautions for Use 1. Wooden products are easily scratched, so please handle them with care. 2. Be careful of slipping in wet places. 3. If they get wet, there is a risk of the straps breaking or the color fading. 4. Because they are natural wood, sap may come out. ・Quality Indication Platform: Cedar, Country of Origin: Japan ・Because natural wood is used, the wood grain may differ from the photos. The fabric also has variations in the pattern appearance. ・Features 1. The traditional shape that fits the soles of the feet makes them easy to walk in. This curve is a shape born from the history of geta making, and it has been carefully designed so that more people can wear them comfortably. Feature 2. The hinoki-yaki-nuri sandals, carefully finished by craftsmen using traditional techniques, contribute to the achievement of SDGs goals by utilizing "hinoki" (Japanese cypress), which is thinned wood from Ehime Prefecture, etc. The surface of the sandals is resistant to dirt. They have a chic and cool finish. Feature 3. Proof of commitment: MADE IN JAPAN. They are manufactured at the long-established Nagahama Mokuri Kojo, founded in 1949, in Ozu City, Ehime Prefecture, where craftsmen, including Ehime traditional craftspeople who possess excellent skills, produce everything in-house, from raw wood to products. We are promoting the use of wood such as "hinoki and sugi" from Shikoku. ・About Care If they get wet, dry them well in a shaded, well-ventilated place and do not dry them in direct sunlight. Sudden temperature changes may cause the wood to crack or warp. If the straps get dirty, remove the dirt with a soft brush and wipe them with a soft cloth wrung out in lukewarm water. Depending on the fabric, the dye may bleed, so test it in an inconspicuous area. If the wood chips, you may be able to repair it by gluing the pieces together. If the rubber soles wear down, we recommend replacing them before the wood wears down. Thank you very much.