Salvatore Ferragamo has launched a made-to-order service for men's driving shoes. In addition to ordering at its Ginza flagship store and seven other stores across Japan, customers can also simulate their order through a special site on its official website.

This program offers 112 combinations of upper material and color, sole color, and Ferragamo's iconic Gancini ornament. Customers can also choose to have their name engraved on the inside of the shoe, allowing them to create a truly unique pair.

The upper is available in four types: calfskin, suede, ostrich, and crocodile, for a total of 35 colors. There are 11 ornament colors and six sole colors, allowing customers to select even the smallest details (color options vary depending on the material color and type). Customers can also choose to have their name engraved on the inside of the shoe, up to a maximum of 20 characters. Sizes range from 5 to 11 (23cm to 29cm, in 0.5cm increments), and widths can be selected from three types: D, EE, and EEE.

Prices vary depending on the material, with calfskin and suede going for 96,000 yen, ostrich going for 280,000 yen, and crocodile going for 300,000 yen. Delivery is expected to take 3.5 to 5 months from the time of order. As an option after ordering, customers can also order a belt in the same material and color as the shoes.

Orders can be made at the Ginza flagship store, Roppongi Hills store, Osaka Umeda flagship store, Isetan Shinjuku men's boutique, Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi men's boutique, Hankyu Men's Osaka, Iwataya flagship store men's boutique, Daimaru Fukuoka Tenjin men's boutique, and Salvatore Ferragamo customer service (in the Fukuoka area, the Iwataya flagship store will be open until June 30th, and the Daimaru Fukuoka Tenjin men's boutique will be open from July 3rd, with alternating dates from August onwards).

In addition, a special site will be opened on the official website on June 2nd where you can enjoy a made-to-order simulation. After trying out the program on the site, the completed plan will be sent to you by email, and you can then proceed with the procedure.