Aiai White Paulownia Wood Geta Sandals with Two Made In Japan Men's Teeth, (White, Xx_l)

Geta have a simple and standard shape and are a great match for kimonos and yukatas, but also look great with everyday clothes. The two stable teeth provide peace of mind when walking. Enjoy the rattling sound. These chic geta sandals with black straps go well with casual kimonos, jinbei, and samue. The beautiful white base gives them a refreshing impression without being too heavy. They also go well with Western clothing. Wear geta sandals that are good for your health when you go out. Unlike Western-style shoes, the correct way to wear zori and geta is with your heel slightly exposed, and the appropriate size is generally when your heel and little toe are slightly protruding from the base. When putting them on, only hook the tips of your toes slightly into the thong, do not push your toes all the way in. Be careful not to push your toes too far in, as this will make them feel too sticky and make it difficult to walk. *The thong may feel a little tight when you first put them on, but it will become more comfortable as you wear them. Walking with small, narrow steps will make you look cooler and more stylish. As shown in the image, tilt the geta so that the tip of the platform touches the ground, and kick the platform with your toes as you walk. Also, if your geta have high tines, such as two-toothed geta, try to land on both tines, not on your heel. If you land on your heel like you would with shoes, your heel will stick out from the platform, which will cause pain. Walk with good posture, with your center of gravity slightly forward. *When you're not used to wearing geta, the thongs may rub against the geta, so it's a good idea to carry bandages or something similar.