U.S.N. Service Shoes - Black Horsehide Buttock fw26 in one of the earliest

in one of the earliest examples of the reuse of an industrial building—and it’s still changing

this piece is a must-have

Made from traditional Japanese fabric

Three urea cat's eye buttons

U.S.N. Service Shoes - Black Horsehide Buttock fw26 in one of the earliestWhile black service shoes were worn as part of formal attire for official Navy events and ceremonies, they were also frequently used for daily wear. This is a reproduction of a 1940s model featuring a T shaped backstay. The six eyelet configuration is a detail rarely seen during that era. It is crafted using "buttock" leathera premium horsehide prized for its exceptional luster and durability. Leather: Horsehide Vegetable tanned Pigment finish Sizing