This is the pride of the good old Dr. Martens, This is the Martin of Martins! More than JADON and SINCLAIR, this is it♪ The origin and the pinnacle of the Martin platform series! An unquestionable, immortal masterpiece, "CRAZY BOMB". While even the re-editions are becoming premium, This one is an original, made in England! And, it's neither 8-hole nor 10-hole, It's a super rare 3-hole!!! Furthermore, it's a super rare men's UK7 size. I bet many of you are looking for this? A powerful, voluminous silhouette, An upper made of thick smooth leather, Black stitching instead of yellow, Brand-stamped eyelets, The brand logo also engraved on the ankle, And the sole is the now discontinued ENVY sole! The thickness is about 3 times that of the standard DMS sole. It's so durable that it's called a "10-year player", It makes your legs look beautiful and your style look better It's a super rare sole with a huge impact. It's packed with fascinating details, The punk and rock atmosphere is in full swing♪ While current products like 3-hole and 8-hole are overflowing in the market, This rare treasure will captivate those who see it with its different, overwhelming presence! There are some signs of wear, such as small scratches, scuffs, wrinkles, and slight sole wear, but it has been carefully cleaned and maintained and can still be worn for a long time. Color: Black Size: UK7 For those around 25.0cm to 26.0cm ◎ For those around 24.5cm with insole adjustment It will be shipped in simple packaging as there is no box. Dr. Martens are rock and punk leather shoes born in the UK. We recommend them to those who like London shoes such as George Cox, TUK, and Robot. Of course, they have a high affinity with rock items such as Foot the Coacher, Rude Gallery, Hysteric Glamour, and 666, and are also recommended for genuine punks like Seditionaries, Vivienne Westwood, and Cream Soda, as well as those who like rockabilly. They are also popular with artists, such as Kyosuke Himuro, Hiroto Komoto, and Hyde (L'Arc-en-Ciel), and overseas, the Sex Pistols and Nirvana are known as Martin enthusiasts.