Dutch traditional attire is in most cases strongly related to the fishery community. Fishing villages like Scheveningen, Urk, Marken and Volendam until today attract many tourists from all over the world for their colourful sights. Some more inland communities however, like Rijssen and Staphorst also maintain their century-old cultural habits until today. Not for the tourists but for their way of life based on strict religious beliefs. A common factor for all traditional costumes in Holland however is footwear. It is either the famous wooden shoes mostly worn on weekdays or the black leather shoes with silver buckles for festivities and Sundays. Above is an example of such a shoe originating in Staphorst. The hallmark on the buckle dates it to 1917.