The black suede is selected for its smooth appearance and soft feel, and should last a lifetime if cared for properly. All our shoes are crafted by hand in a family-owned factory that has produced shoes the same way for five generations. All shoes come with an extra pair of laces, a shoehorn and a tote bag.
Our factory has manufactured shoes the same way for four generations. Every pair takes about four hours of handwork. This means that every pair is unique.
Award-winning tanneries
We only use the best sustainable leather for premium sneakers. We use soft, full-grain A-grade leather. We work only with award-winning tanneries.
vegetable-tanned leather
All our shoes are full leather. This also includes the lining in vegetable-tanned leather which improves comfort and longevity.
Accessories
With every pair of sneakers you will get an extra pair of laces, tote bag and a shoehorn.
- Handmade shoes
- Premium full calf leather sneaker
- Leather lining in soft calf leather
- Stitched soles
- Made in Istanbul
- Designed in Sweden
Shoe care
The first step in any shoe-care routine is cleaning. Start by considering the material and use the right accessories. Learn how to take care of your shoes, which products to use for different materials, and how to extend the lifespan of your shoes.
Suede
Use a suede brush for cleaning suede. Using a waterproofing spray makes the material more resistant to moisture and dirt, which is a great starting point in your routine for caring for your shoes.
Leather
Use shoe cream to restore the shine of leather shoes, and waterproofing to protect against dirt and water. We recommend using shoe cream or shoe wax as part of a shoe-care routine.
Shoe trees aren't just for formal leather shoes. Like leather shoes, sneakers often retain moisture, leading to odors and potential damage. Shoe trees absorb this moisture, maintain freshness, and prevent bacterial growth.
Don't leave your shoes in strong sunlight or under direct spotlight for too long, the color will fade. To avoid this please switch pairs occasionally and keep the other pair in your shoe box or tote bag.
