GUIDI
Men's Mountain Shoes VS19 BLKT / Calf Reverse

Product information

GUIDI's mountain shoes VS19 are crafted with traditional craftsmanship and have an overwhelming presence. The upper is made of soft yet strong calf reverse leather, which develops a unique texture and depth the more you use it.

The color notation is Although it is black, it actually has a deep tone with a hint of brown in it. The brushed leather softly catches the light and shadow, creating a unique depth of color, which is one of the charms of this material.

The shoes are made using mounted needlework, an advanced technique in which the thick sole is hand-sewn directly onto the leather, resulting in exceptional durability and rugged beauty. The more you wear them, the more they will conform to your feet, and over the years, they will develop a unique look.

Equipped with a heavy Vibram rubber sole, it gives off a sense of its roots as a mountain boot, while also blending naturally into modern styles for an appealing balance. The voluminous silhouette goes well with a wide range of bottoms, from wide pants to slim fit, and adds a powerful accent to your outfit.

Brand introduction

GUIDI

GUIDI is a leather brand founded in 1896 and has its roots in a long-established tannery in Tuscany, Italy.
While inheriting traditional tanning techniques, the brand is known for its designs that bring out the pristine beauty inherent in leather to the fullest.

The brand's signature "Object Dye" method involves dyeing the finished product once more, allowing the dye to penetrate deeply into the seams, metal fittings, and every detail, creating a unique texture and worldview that is unique to GUIDI.

Its outstanding tanning techniques are highly regarded by designers known for their insatiable pursuit of materials, such as Carpe Diem and Carol Christian Poell, and are backed by its track record of supplying leather.
GUIDI leather develops a deeper luster and wrinkles with use, growing alongside its owner and reaching perfection through changes over time, earning it the support of enthusiasts around the world as an "art piece."