Scudo is Italian and means shield. In its diminutive form as a scudetto, it stands for a badge in Italian soccer that symbolizes winning the championship in the top division, the Seria A. It is therefore a symbol of sporting success that the team is allowed to wear the following season. It is therefore a symbol of sporting success that the team is allowed to wear in the following season. The name of this sports shoe, whose upper material is a strikingly grained pull-up calf leather, should also be seen in this context. It quickly develops visible signs of wear due to creasing, stretching, abrasion and similar stresses, resulting in a beautiful patina. The lining leather is also made from calf, but is smooth and soft. The dust flap is padded, which makes it more comfortable to wear. The insole is removable and can be replaced with your own insoles if required. Thanks to its lacing that extends to the toe cap with seven pairs of metal eyelets, the shoe can be easily adapted to the individual shape of the foot. The non-slip rubber outsole is slightly profiled.

Founded in 2014, the Belgian label Kamo-Gutsu stands for sporty casual shoes that are characterized by a mix of retro sports design, Japanese heritage and Italian craftsmanship. The designs are mostly inspired by classic sports shoes from the 1920s and 30s. The Japanese heritage is reflected in the name: Kamo means duck and Gutsu means shoe. These "duck shoes" are the footwear for Kemari, an original version of soccer. And finally, Kamo-Gutsu has its production facilities in the Marche, a region in Italy that is known for handcrafted shoes with high quality standards. What comes first in all of this: Kamo-Gutsu's casual shoes are characterized by fresh, colourful designs and high wearing comfort.