This is a limited-edition Art Collection version of the Andy suede leather loafer shoes, a flagship shoe alongside the Alessandro, from Berluti's leather shoes. The Andy is a masterpiece with a sophisticated impression, possessing an allure and glamorous atmosphere that one wouldn't expect from a loafer. The model name "Andy" comes from a 1962 bespoke request by the modern art master Andy Warhol, from which Madame Olga drew inspiration to complete the design. It has remained unchanged since then and has been popular as the face of the maison, continuing to this day. This is an Art Collection that was specially designed and supervised by the fourth-generation Olga Berluti, who, to everyone's regret, ended her career at Berluti in 2012. The Art Collection, with specifications as luxurious as bespoke, was not available as prêt-à-porter and was a very valuable series sold only through customer orders. These are Madame Olga's final and ultimate leather shoes, packed with special features in every aspect. The uppers use high-quality suede material, different from the regular products, and the patina on the suede is a detail that symbolizes Berluti during the Madame Olga era. The contrast with the Venezia leather on the saddle and heel parts is a beautiful finish. Berluti has significantly increased the use of suede shoes, jackets, and blousons since last year, and this year, they are also available alongside leather items, but there are no Andy suede models, so I think this is valuable. The extraordinary passion can be felt from the special insole specifications engraved with "Berluti Art." The color is a gray patina that is easy to wear regardless of the season, so you can use it in a wide range of situations, from casual to jackets and suits. Of course, these are genuine products, so free or paid maintenance is available at Berluti stores nationwide in Japan. Size: 9 Around 27-27.5cm #Click here for other size 9 items The condition is good, with some signs of wear after being worn about 20 times, but there are no noticeable damages or stains. No accessories. Currently, it is impossible to purchase even through special orders, and the regular Andy has a retail price of 353,100 yen, so I think this is a good deal. I also have various other Berluti items for sale, so please take a look.