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Burgundy Barefoot Leather Sneaker | Handmade

Burgundy Barefoot Leather Sneaker | Handmade

$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

What a trainer looks like when you remove everything that gets between you and the ground.

This one is Burgundy — a deep wine red that darkens toward brown in low light. Smooth full-grain calfskin, hand-cut from the hide. It takes a polish, holds a crease, and reads cleanly in any light.

Laces to the toe for a fit you can adjust as your foot swells through the day.

  • 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

Made to order in Gaziantep, in a workshop that has been cutting leather since 1950. 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