Lasts, Not Trends
Our loafers and boots start with a wooden form we drew ourselves.
Tomas Brož
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4 min
The shape comes first
A last is the wooden foot a shoe is built around. Most small labels borrow one from the factory. We drew our own: a rounded toe for the loafer and a square one for the boot, both on the same heel and instep.
Sharing a heel means both shoes fit the same way. If one fits you, so will the other.
Blake-stitched
The loafers are Blake-stitched, which joins upper and sole with a single seam. They are light and flexible from the first day, and a good cobbler can resole them for years.
