White thong setta urethane sole Ukon (M/L/LL/3L) (M approx. 24-24.5cm)

---------------------------------------------------------------------- Main material: Synthetic leather Perfect for priests at temples and shrines. The urethane sole prevents slipping even in the rain. [Dimensions] M: Length 23.5cm x Width 9cm x Heel Height 4cm L: Length 25.5cm x Width 10cm x Heel Height 4cm LL: Length 26.5cm x Width 10.8cm x Heel Height 4cm 3L: Length 28cm × Width 11cm × Heel height 4cm Setta are worn with the heel exposed, so the length is smaller than the foot. It is OK even if the heel sticks out by about 2cm. Made in Japan for peace of mind When you first start wearing them, the thong may feel stiff and difficult to wear, so you can make it easier by pulling the back of the thong or the tip of the thong lightly and squeezing the thong with your fingers to soften it. *If you pull it with too much force, the thong may come off. The thong will feel tight when you first wear it, but the more you wear it, the more the thong will stretch and adapt to your feet. When wearing setta, leave some space between your thumb and index finger, and wear them shallow enough so that the heel sticks out a little, so that the thong will not hurt the area between your fingers. The trick is to keep your center of gravity in front of you when walking. [Points to consider when choosing size] The common way to wear setta is to leave the heel slightly out. The size is just right so that your heels don't hurt when you wear them. Some people find it more comfortable to have their entire feet on the platform, so choose the size that best suits your style. [Tips for long-term use] Setta don't have left and right sides, so if you change the left and right sides from time to time, they will last longer. ＜Note＞ - Please check the image for actual size. ・Due to measurement using a tape measure, the actual size may differ slightly. ・The product is made of material that is resistant to water. However, please note that leaving it wet for a long time may accelerate deterioration.