Leather Shoes
Leather shoes here are cut, lasted and closed by hand rather than pressed out on a line. The range covers brogues, loafers, mules and low-tops, finished in black, cedar brown, olive green and red. Every pair is made after you order it, so nothing sits waiting in a box.
Cranium Loafers Men – Olive
Leopard Mules Men
Texo Brogues Men – Olive
Leopard Brogues Men
Leopard Cone Mules Women
Callidus Loafers Men – Coal
Giraffe Cone Mules Women
Patola Brogue for Men – Cedar
Giraffe Loafers Men
Texo Loafers Men – Crimson
Zebra Mules Men
Python Cone Mules Women
Cranium Loafers Men – Crimson
Texo Brogues Men – Crimson
Giraffe Mules Men
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Genuine leather shoes and how they wear
Genuine leather wears differently from a coated or synthetic upper: it softens to the foot, takes polish, and marks rather than peels. Each product page lists the exact upper in its specification table, so you can see what a pair is made of before you buy it.
Handmade and handcrafted leather shoes
Handcrafted leather shoes take a bench, not a line. The pattern is cut by hand, the upper is closed by one maker, and the sole is attached and trimmed by the same pair of hands. That is why nothing here ships from stock and why no two pairs are identical.
Indian leather shoe brands
India tans some of the world's best hide, most of it for export. An Indian leather shoe brand buying from those same tanneries can put a better upper on your foot than an imported name charges several times more for. That is the whole argument for buying leather here.





