Canvas shoes with jute soles. Originally worn in the Mediterranean region, they had laces wrapped around the ankle several times. Today, they are laceless and are widely used for everything from resorts to town. Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
底がジュート(麻)で作られたキャンバス地の靴。もともとは地中海地方の履物で,紐を足首に何重にも巻いて履いていた。現代では紐がなく,リゾート用からタウン用まで幅広く用いられている。
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