To provide a split-toed heavy-cloth shoe that can be comfortably worn without tightening the foot even with an insole inserted, and to attain a high fit-feel, particularly with the tip end of the toes inserted to the depth of the shoe.

In the split-toed heavy-cloth shoe, a housing space SP for housing a foot inside is structured by combining: a sole part 1; inner vamp part 2 situated on the big toe side; and an outer vamp part 3 situated on the small toe side. Also, on the rear end side of the inner vamp part 2 and the outer vamp part 3, an engaging unit 4 for engaging these parts together is provided. Among the housing space SP, in the toe space AP which is a portion for inserting the toes FG, an expansion space KP is communicated that is expanded in the height direction. As a result, this is not for making the size of the shoe larger as a whole, but for making a room in the thickness direction while maintaining the length direction. Also, without changing a distance to the split part, the toes can be inserted as they are into the expansion space while a space for inserting an insole is secured; thus, comfortable wear can be materialized.