Berluti's Andy Patina Leather Derby shoes, sold during the Madame Olga era. A masterpiece of the era, this model is a Derby version of the iconic Andy loafer, and was only available during this time. The simple yet refined two-eyelet design, characteristic of early Berluti, features a square moccasin stitch on the toe, just like the Andy. The amber-brown patina, which showcases the natural beauty of the leather's fine grain, is a testament to its quality and is in excellent condition as you can see. The soft, comfortable Venezia calf leather has a deep, wet-look shine, and the high quality of the leather is a testament to the fourth-generation Olga Berluti's world-renowned shoemaking. These Derbies are versatile, pairing well with suits, jackets and trousers, or even casual wear, and their simple design complements any outfit. The last is the rare Club Collection, which is no longer in production. The Club Collection was one of the main versatile lasts created in 1990 when Berluti launched its bespoke shoes as prêt-à-porter (ready-to-wear) during the height of Madame Olga's era. It is a last that is more suitable for Japanese feet, with a higher instep than the current main last, Demesure, and I think it has a classic and elegant French shape that is not too formal and relaxed. Even now, many customers say that the Club Collection was the best last Berluti ever made. Size 8 Approximately 26.5cm Actual size: outsole approximately 29.5cm wide, 10cm #Other size 8 items are here Authentic product purchased at the Berluti Aoyama store, and free and paid maintenance is available at Berluti stores nationwide in Japan, including polishing. Currently, Andy Derby shoes are no longer available, and this model has already been discontinued, but it seems that a special order is possible for around 500,000 yen with a six-month lead time. (Made with current leather.) No accessories. The shoes have only been worn about 10 times, so there is some wear and tear, but they are in excellent condition with no noticeable damage or stains. There are no wrinkles, and the insoles are also very clean. I regularly maintain and carefully store them, so the leather has a shine as you can see, and I think they are in good condition both inside and out. I am planning to move soon, and I am also listing various items from Berluti and other famous Italian and French brands, so please take a look.