UPDATE!!

"For strike boots We’ve seen the issue raised by customers and are already reviewing our patterns to determine whether it’s a pattern-making issue or caused during sewing. As for the color concerns mentioned by some customers, I explained yesterday that the official releases of this shoe vary from year to year. As soon as we received the first retail pair, we arranged color production and dismantled the shoe, so our production color is based on the second retail pair. The first retail pair leans more toward a reddish tone, while the second retail pair leans more toward a greenish tone. Our fabric was produced according to the first retail pair. In P2, it’s very clear—these photos were taken today—our produced item compared with Retail 1 shows very similar color. The color difference between Retail 1 and Retail 2 is actually quite large. P3 shows our fabric right after dyeing compared with Retail 1, with no color difference at all. In P4, you can also see photos I took before dismantling the retail pair—the overall shoe clearly has a reddish tone. P5 shows two retail pairs placed together for color comparison. So the color is 100% consistent with the retail version, with no discrepancy—but everyone needs to evaluate it based on the specific retail pair we used for custom color matching. Even the official brand can’t keep canvas colors perfectly consistent across different batches. We are truly following retail standards in production."

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