I purchased these a few years ago when I was working for a local college. Unfortunately, I can’t wear narrow toed shoes of any kind anymore! They are from an sustainable and ethical shoe maker and made in Trujillo, Pero. They have some water damage on the toe that is visible close up but not noticeable when you are actually wearing them. Perhaps someone with experience in leather boots could address this. Soles have some wear, but have a lot of life left in them. They look a little “shaggy” because of the type of sole that was used. For these reasons, I would say they are in fair-good condition aesthetically and good-great condition in terms of structure and function. Let me know if you have any questions!