Shop by what it is made of.

A-01 · cupsole · White

The plain white cupsole this whole line is measured against: full-grain calf upper, one piece of rubber under it, nothing else going on.

A-02 · vulcanised · White

Same leather as the cupsole, cured onto a thin vulcanised sole instead. Softer underfoot and it folds with your foot from the first day.

A-03 · cupsole · White

Perforated quarter and toe for summer. Air moves through the upper; water does too, so this is not a wet-weather shoe.

A-04 · cupsole · White

For heels that get rubbed raw by a firm collar. 12 mm of foam around the ankle opening and a softer heel counter behind it.

A-05 · cupsole · White

Heavier hide, leather lining. It holds its shape far longer than the entry models and it takes about two weeks to stop feeling stiff.

A-06 · vulcanised · White

The thinnest sole we make: 20 mm at the forefoot, 22 at the heel. Unlined through the quarter so the upper is the lining.

A-07 · cupsole · White

The A-01 built on our wide last: 105 mm across the forefoot at EU 42 instead of 98, with a rounder toe box and the same length.

A-08 · cupsole · White

The best hide we buy, cut to the fewest panels, lined in leather. It is the same silhouette as A-01 — you are paying for material and for seams that are not there.

B-02 · cupsole · Navy

Deep navy aniline-dyed calf on a white cupsole. Dark dye on light rubber: expect a little colour transfer onto the foxing in the first weeks.

B-03 · cupsole · Tan

Vegetable-tanned tan calf, leather-lined. It darkens where it is handled and where the sun hits it, and that is the reason to buy it.

B-04 · cupsole · Cream

Cream rather than optical white. It does not photograph as sharply and it does not show a bad week nearly as fast.

B-05 · cupsole · Bone / Forest

Bone toe and heel, forest green quarter. Two hides from the same tannage so they age at the same rate rather than drifting apart.

B-06 · cupsole · Olive

Olive calf on the wide last, lined in coated leather so the inside wipes out. Built for wide feet that also sweat.

B-07 · cupsole · Burgundy

Burgundy, hand-burnished at the toe and heel before assembly. Every pair comes out slightly different and we do not correct that.

C-01 · cupsole · Sand

Sand suede on a white cupsole. Suede is leather — the nap is the flesh side raised — so the label still reads couro.

C-02 · vulcanised · Grey

Grey suede cured onto a thin vulcanised sole. The softest combination we make, and the one that shows its age fastest.

C-03 · cupsole · Taupe

Nubuck is the grain side sanded, not the flesh side raised. Shorter nap, denser surface, and it survives being brushed far more often than suede.

C-04 · cupsole · Chocolate

Chocolate suede with the 12 mm collar from A-04. Dark nap hides the marks that a padded collar picks up from trouser hems.

C-05 · cupsole · Sand / Moss

Sand toe and heel, moss green quarter, both in the same suede. The seam between them is where dirt collects — brush along it, not across.

C-06 · cupsole · Charcoal

Charcoal suede on the wide last. Nap has a little give across the ball of the foot that smooth leather does not, on top of the extra 7 mm.

C-07 · cupsole · Stone

Stone nubuck with an unusually even nap, leather-lined. The nap is the whole product here, so we buy the hides for surface rather than for thickness.

E-02 · cupsole · Cream

50 mm. The tallest sole here, in cream so the volume reads softer than it would in optical white.

E-03 · cupsole · Grey / Sand

A nylon-and-suede upper cut in an old running shape. It is a casual shoe with a retro outline. It is not running equipment and we make no performance claim for it.

E-04 · vulcanised · White

The slim court outline from the 1970s on a flat 18 mm vulcanised sole. Again: an outline, not equipment.

E-05 · cupsole · Grey

Grey suede on a 34 mm sculpted sole. Nap over volume, which softens the shape considerably.

E-07 · cupsole · White

The best hide in the range on the deepest sole in the range, leather-lined. The most expensive thing we sell and the heaviest.