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Unification Shoes
Hangul	통일신발
Hanja	統一신발
Revised Romanization	Tongil Sinbal
McCune–Reischauer	T'ongil Sinbal

Unification Shoes are shoes of which the soles are made in South Korea and the uppers in North Korea. The shoes are marketed under the "Stafild" brand name in South Korea. The North Korean portion of the shoes is manufactured at the Kaesong Industrial Region.

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