Brown and Green Gatsby Saddle Shoes
$ 610 20% Off $ 488- Product Notes
The Gatsby model was the first Barbanera designed, and is inspired by shoes worn by men in the 1920s. Crafted in Italy with olive green canvas and complemented by panels of brown calfskin leather, these are a sartorially-minded choice. Made using a Goodyear welt and featuring a toe cap, subtle 2.5cm heel and brogue details.
For any questions and styling advice, please contact us at: shop@therakemagazine.com.
- Size Notes
This product comes in UK sizes.
Barbanera
US
EU
6
7
39
6.5
7.5
40.5
7
8
41
7.5
8.5
41.5
8
9
42
8.5
9.5
42.5
9
10
43
9.5
10.5
43.5
10
11
44
10.5
11.5
44.5
11
12
45
11.5
12.5
45.5
12
13
46
12.5
13.5
46.5
13
14
47
- Materials and Care Notes
Canvas and Calfskin.
- Delivery & returns
This product is in Italy. It will be dispatched in 3-5 working days.
We very much hope that you'll enjoy your purchases. Should you need to return an item, we'll happily collect it from your home or office free of charge.
Terms and conditions apply
The Story
Barbanera is the result of two pairs of brothers joining forces to create a thoughtful collection of shoes, hand-crafted in the idyllic Tuscan countryside. Sergio and Sebastiano Guardi, along with Alessandro and Filippo Pagliacci, founded the brand in 2011 with the intention of creating unique shoes with the same techniques used by the oldest and most respected cordwainers. Renowned for its two-tone designs and disregard for traditional styles, Barbanera footwear is for men who are interested in style and culture in equal measures, drawing inspiration from characters in the worlds of jazz, rock ‘n’ roll, blues, painting and writing.
ENQUIRIES
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