Waterproof Espresso Grizzly leather. Handmade in León, México the shoe making capital of the world. 6 antique brass eyelets with two antique brass speed hooks. LIMITED EDITION (Sold out on the Official Website).
Whiskey leather. LIMITED EDITION (Sold out on the Official Website). Natural leather midsole and storm welt. Fully lined leather insole. 6 antique brass eyelets with two antique brass speed hooks.
Waterproof Loden suede. Handmade in León, México the shoe making capital of the world. Waxed cotton round laces. Three blind eyelets. No break in period. LIMITED EDITION (Sold out on the Official Website).
Lined with a soft, natural pigskin leather that feels great right out of the box. The uppers are built from premium, 4 oz waterproof Espresso Grizzly leather. Handmade in León, México the shoe making capital of the world.
Whiskey leather. LIMITED EDITION (Sold out on the Official Website). Natural leather midsole and storm welt. Fully lined leather insole. No break in period.
Whiskey leather. LIMITED EDITION (Sold out on the Official Website). Natural leather midsole and storm welt. Fully lined leather insole. 6 antique brass eyelets with two antique brass speed hooks.
Waterproof Espresso Grizzly leather. Handmade in León, México the shoe making capital of the world. LIMITED EDITION (Sold out on the Official Website). No break in period. Triple-needle lockstitch construction.
Whiskey leather. LIMITED EDITION (Sold out on the Official Website). Natural leather midsole and storm welt. Fully lined leather insole. 6 antique brass eyelets with two antique brass speed hooks.
Model: Plain Toe Blucher in Shell Cordovan. Make: Abercrombie & Fitch (Believed to be manufactured by Alden). A few cracks in the binding. Sold as a collectors item.
The abalone shell accents provide a natural iridescence that shifts in the light, a hallmark of genuine shells. Designed for versatility, the rectangular shape and sturdy double brown leather handles make it a standout accessory for everything from tropical travel to casual workwear.
