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Handmade shoes have always been a symbol of quality and luxury. Unlike mass-produced shoes that are churned out in factories, each pair of handmade shoes is unique and crafted with care and attention to detail. Handmade shoes are made using traditional techniques, which involve cutting and stitching the leather by hand. The result is a […]

Junkard Company’s collection mainly consists of service-boot-style boots, but also includes moc-toe work boots, lace-to-toe oxfords, penny loafers and double monk chukkas. Junkard shoes and boots come in a range of welted construction methods including hand-stitched Goodyear, Norwegian and stitchdown. Their gamut of leathers features full-grain leathers, shell cordovan and several pull-up styles. Like Sagara, Junkard […]

Full Grain Leather Full Grain indicates that the leather is using the whole part of the leather with minimum correction, also known as Premium leather. It is very strong upper as it is the thickest possible leather from the hides. Full Grain offers the widest variation as it is often processed further to becomes Vegetable […]

[:en]Inspired from our SC article, the main idea was to revive the boondocker boots that used as a marine field boots during the Philippines-American war until early 1900’s. Boondockers itself actually an American expression from Tagalog word ‘bundok’, which means mountain, usually refers to mountainous and difficult-to-access area. Featured a flesh side out that once […]

As a leather shoes or boots enthusiast, Shell Cordovan would be very familiar to most of us. That one of a kind leather with a very complicated method and take months to produce and to process them from raw hides until ready to be delivered. But, what is Shell Cordovan actually? Basically, Shell Cordovan is […]

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Goodyear Handwelted Goodyear Welted Construction is considered as the oldest and the original method to make high quality leather shoes, that patented by Charles Goodyear Jr. in 1839. This method uses a leather stripes known as ‘welt’ to be stitched to the upper of the shoe before the whole part assembled with the outsole. Every […]

While some people lust after a particular brand of shoes other’s are far more attracted to a specific material, such as shell cordovan. And while it is a very pricey type of leather, these days it can be had at much better prices than ever before. Junkard’s SC2089 Cap Toe is made Rocado’s natural color shell cordovan using stitchdown construction, […]

[:en]Goodyear Welted Construction is considered as the oldest and the original method to make high quality leather shoes, that patented by Charles Goodyear Jr. in 1839. This method uses a leather stripes known as ‘welt’ to be stitched to the upper of the shoe before the whole part assembled with the outsole. Every shoes that […]

[:en]Was originally a brogue that made in Britain (Scotland and Ireland), where the worker used to work in the wet environment. But after time it is slowly changed as a decorative purpose for elegant looks. Our Wingtip Boots is a full brogue, featured pointed toe cap and the extensions that ends in the ball area. […]