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Russet Antique Barefoot Leather Boat Shoe

Russet Antique Barefoot Leather Boat Shoe

$169.00
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Why this sells

  • All-leather build, zero synthetics — grounding conductivity never broken
  • Visible copper rivet at the K1 point your customer can touch
  • Hot-pressed buffalo sole — real grip without rubber
  • Calfskin lining where competitors settle for lambskin
  • Develops a one-of-a-kind patina — buyers come back for a second color

Built for resellers

  • Start with a single pair — zero inventory, zero risk
  • We ship DDP straight to your customer; tracking lands in your inbox
  • Free professional photo & video kit — list it the day you're approved
  • Your logo laser-printed inside every pair, white-label box
  • Defect remake guarantee — we stand behind every stitch
Product details
In hand · leather & sole detail

This colorway in production

Sole & construction

Rawhide lacing, a low collar, and leather that only improves when it gets wet and dries again.

This one is Russet — a warm reddish brown with visible depth in the grain. Antique-finished calfskin, hand-burnished at the toe and heel so the colour sits deeper at the edges than across the vamp.

Salt, sand and sun mark the leather, and the marks are the point.

  • Drop — zero, heel to toe
  • Toe box — anatomically wide, no taper at the little toe
  • Outsole — 5–8 mm recycled buffalo leather, hot-pressed traction pattern. Grip without rubber, so grounding conductivity stays unbroken
  • Grounding — copper rivet set at the K1 acupressure point
  • Insole — 1 mm buffalo leather
  • Lining — calfskin, not lambskin
  • Construction — hand-cut and hand-stitched, iconic perimeter stitch
  • Sizes — US men's 6–14, half sizes throughout

Cut, stitched and finished by hand in our Gaziantep atelier — three generations in one workshop. Available to stock or dropship under your own brand — wholesale from ten pairs, dropship from one, delivered duty-paid.

See this model made · Gaziantep atelier

Anatomy of every pair

Construction details of an Ede barefoot shoe