These geta are made from genuine Japanese paulownia wood. The metal fittings on the back are decorative when the shoes are new. They may come off while walking, but this does not affect their use.
M size: Actual measurements: Approximately 24cm long, 11cm wide, 5cm high (suitable for sizes 23.5-24.5cm)
L size: Actual dimensions: Approximately 25cm long, 11cm wide, 5cm high (suitable for sizes 25-26cm)
Size 2L: Actual dimensions: Approximately 26cm long, 11.5cm wide, 5cm high (suitable for sizes 26.5-27.5cm)
Size 3L: Actual dimensions: Approx. 27cm length, 11.5cm width, 5cm height (suitable for sizes 28-29cm)
These are authentic geta sandals made from genuine paulownia wood, produced in Japan.
M size: Actual measurements: Approximately 24cm long, 11cm wide, 5cm high (suitable for sizes 23.5-24.5cm)
L size: Actual dimensions: Approximately 25cm long, 11cm wide, 5cm high (suitable for sizes 25-26cm)
Size 2L: Actual dimensions: Approximately 26cm long, 11.5cm wide, 5cm high (suitable for sizes 26.5-27.5cm)
Size 3L: Actual dimensions: Approx. 27cm length, 11.5cm width, 5cm height (suitable for sizes 28-29cm)
*The correct size for geta is when the heel is slightly exposed.
Material: Base: Paulownia wood, Strap: High-quality lambskin
○Points to remember when walking to ensure your geta last a long time
Geta sandals will not break easily if you walk around in them normally, but the teeth will wear down.
Unlike shoes, they are made of wood, so you need to be careful.
It won't break immediately if you walk on it normally, but it is vulnerable to impacts, weight on only one side, weight applied when there is a threshold or step and the board is bent, and partial weight applied.
If such a load is applied to the thinnest part of the geta, even new geta may crack.
If you hit the parts of the board that are not part of the teeth with hard objects such as stones or steps, they will easily chip or become damaged.
Also, since it is made for walking, when you run it will be subjected to impacts many times greater than when you walk, making it more likely to crack.
Do not pedal a bicycle while wearing geta, as the impact may cause the thinnest part to crack.
The metal fittings on the back are decorative when the shoes are new. They may come off while walking, but this does not affect the use of the shoes.
