Ocean Blue Barefoot Leather Moccasin | Copper Grounding
Product details
This colorway in production
Sole & construction
If you want to feel the ground, start here — this is the least shoe of any shoe we build.
This one is Ocean Blue — a clear mid-blue that stays blue rather than drifting grey. Smooth full-grain calfskin, hand-cut from the hide. It takes a polish, holds a crease, and reads cleanly in any light.
Best worn barefoot; the leather takes the shape of your foot within days.
- 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 women's 3.5–12, 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.
Anatomy of every pair
Size Guide
Your customers’ feet deserve shoes made just for them
- Stand on paper with full weight and trace the foot, pencil upright at 90°.
- Measure the straight heel-to-longest-toe distance — never a diagonal.
- Measure both feet, use the larger one, then find it below.
Watch the 15-second video
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Measurements are based on foot length. US sizes apply to orders.
Important notes
We use a special barefoot shoe last — it is normal to land on a different size than a regular shoe size.If the customer has a special foot structure (very round, short, wide, or thin and long), contact us with measurements before ordering.
Crazy (stiff) leathers: stretch approximately 2 mm after the first week.
Other leathers: stretch approximately 5 mm after the first week.
Need help with a customer’s size? Contact us — we are happy to assist.