Barneys-exclusive Crockett & Jones apron derby U-tip shoes, made of rare cordovan No. 8. The width is a D model, slimmer than the standard, and the waist is sharply defined, making them classic, handsome British shoes. When it comes to cordovan shoes, the standard is, of course, Alden from the US. However, regarding this model, the long-nose shape will give shoe enthusiasts the impression of: Alden? Huh?! What is this, I'm intrigued... British manufacturers like Tricker's often have cordovan bespoke models, but when finished, they end up looking very similar to Alden. In contrast, these shoes assert their Britishness, which I find interesting. The thick leather on the slim last might not feel as supple as they look? That's part of their charm ^^; Compared to Alden's V-tip, they feel quite sturdy. More "robust" than "stiff"? In that respect, they're different from the well-made Crockett & Jones or Church's hand-grade lines, or E. Green. The feeling when wearing them is very similar to Shannon. And that's what makes them unique. They were one of my favorites, but I rarely wear suits anymore due to my age, so I'm reluctantly decluttering them. I hope someone who will wear them for a long time will take them. Size 8-D Accessories: shoe bags only. The box will be a substitute. No returns or exchanges. Feel free to ask any questions about the size, etc.