materials

the leather

most of our shoes are cut from deadstock italian cow leather: the final metres of hides left over from the production of large luxury houses. without us, much of it would go to waste. when a hide runs out, that colour is gone for good, which is why some styles are limited.

upcycled pieces

some pairs are made from second-hand materials: antique curtains, bed throws, vintage fur from coats with holes. each one is a little different, because the material it came from was.

inside every pair

leather lining and a lightweight, flexible microcellular rubber sole.

caring for your pair

• store them in their dust bag, away from direct sun and heat

• wipe smooth leather with a soft dry cloth, and use a suede brush on suede

• if they get wet, let them dry naturally at room temperature, stuffed with paper, never on a radiator

• keep pairs with metal spikes from rubbing against other shoes

• when the heel tips wear down, any local cobbler can replace them in minutes