These Salvatore Ferragamo pumps were purchased about 7 years ago at a duty-free shop in Honolulu Airport, Hawaii, for approximately 55,000 yen. They are pumps that look like loafers at first glance, and I fell in love with them and bought them. The size is 6D, which is about 23.5cm in Japanese size. It is slightly wider than a typical C width. I intended to use them for formal occasions such as entrance ceremonies, but I ended up storing them in the closet without using them. Although the heel is 5cm, it is a thick heel, so it is stable, less tiring, and easy to walk in. They seem suitable for standing work or walking. When I actually measured the heel, it was about 5.5cm. There is a silver buckle on the front with the Ferragamo logo. The refined, high-quality leather and silver buckle exude elegance. Due to long-term storage and the passage of time, the heels, which are consumables, may have deteriorated. If you wear them as they are, the heels may crack (the ones I used, purchased at the same time, cracked, so I had them replaced), so please have the heels replaced before using them after purchase. Heel replacement should cost around 1,500 to 2,000 yen. Also, since Ferragamo soles are very slippery, I recommend having soles applied to the front of the shoe as well. This will make the shoes last longer and make them easier to walk in. Please purchase with the understanding that these are items stored at home for a long time, and please refrain from purchasing if you are overly concerned about details.