“What’s a moccasin?” It’s a type of shoe construction, not a style or design statement. Simply put, handsewn moccasin construction surrounds your foot in leather. It enables the shoe to conform to your foot naturally. Quoddy footwear is made with very few pieces of leather that are sewn together by hand there are no glue, staples, plastic molding, or other more “advanced” processes involved. Quoddy shoes are fully leather lined and adapt to your foot, rather than the other way around. These shoes are incredibly comfortable, and a classic American casual.
Canoe Moccasin in Horween Black Chromexcel Leather – $210
Quoddy harkens back to the time when hand-made was the norm, when output was measured in dozens, not thousands. At Quoddy, one person handsews your shoes at their bench – the quality of that pair is a testament to the individual skill that went into making them.
Masleet Blucher in Horween Navy Chromexcel Leather – $250
10 Comments
Steven,
Are the rubber soles sewn to the upper by hand, without the use of adhesives?
Wow, those Canoes are beautiful. I’m not really a loafer/moccasin guy, but those are something. I’m curious as to how black chromexel will look after some creases develop. Grey-ish perhaps?
That is correct, Quoddy shoes are all hand sewn including soles, no glue or cement is used. Fantastic quality.
Steven
Christopher
I think the black Chromexcel will stay pretty black however there is really only one sure way to find out.
Steven
Steve, do you have any blucher mocs (ie like the navy colored one) in brown color ?
Sri
We have the same style coming in brown very soon. Let me know your size and I’ll be sure to contact you when they arrive.
Steven
Steven, My size is 9E/9.5D. Please let me know when they come in!
Sri
They come in one width I’ll let you know when they arrive.
Steven
What size do you start at in the Black Mocs?
How do these run size-wise? Big? Small?
Thx.
If you change the black rawhide lacing on the black canoe moc to brown rawhide, you get a better looking conoe moc.