Super cute red side tie mocs with really cute REAL nickel button / concho. Native concho makers used to turn these nickels into a bunch of stuff for tourist trade, the nickel was made between 1913-1938 and has always been the same price. I've heard this Wild Soles brand described as "hand made" and I don't have any proof to that but yeah, it looks like it! Sure wish these were my size! High quality suede, really buttery and this dusty red is perfect. Made for tourist trade, probably a roadside trading post! If I saw these when I stopped for a Payday bar I'd be a player for sure!

Maybe worn once or twice! Stain inside the sole seems to be from an old price sticker but it's not sticky, just discolored. Inside foot bed is squishy with no signs of conforming to anyone's foot shape.

Still lots of flex and I really gave the soles the business- so far no splits or signs of crumbling. I'm pretty confident these have a few miles to go.

These say 6 and look like a 6 but measure as follows:

Inside sole: LENGTH- 9

WIDTH- 3

Outside sole: LENGTH- 10

WIDTH- 3. 5

This item is sold from an excellent, highly rated vintage boutique in Portland, Or.