Slipper - 2010 - Leather - CF Stead Noix Eco Grain

Description

The Viberg x Division Road CF Stead Noix Eco Grain Slipper is a refreshed take on a vintage travel shoe with a whole-cut upper made with a single piece of leather to fit like a glove for the foot and stride with understated sophistication. This exclusive-to-Division Road Slipper uses environmentally friendly Eco Grain produced by the storied C.F. Stead, known for making some of the finest leathers in the world. This recipe is a metal and chrome-free combination tannage using a high content of natural oils in hand-selected full-weight double-butt cowhides that are aniline dyed for a soft, natural finish. Further enhancing this distinct hide, the wholecut pattern is formed on the 2010 Last developed exclusively for the slipper, with a design emphasis on an accommodating fit and a refined shape with simple elegance. The slipper demonstrates causal luxury with an unstructured toe box, heel, and a full leather lining. It is completed with a natural leather 360 storm welt and leather sole with a dovetail heel to carry you on frequent, far-reaching, and long-lasting journeys. Setting the bar even higher, this slipper leverages Goodyear welting using traditional techniques coupled with channeled insoles produced by Viberg's exacting craftspeople, resulting in a lifetime piece that will withstand the elements in a distinctive style that will evolve for the modern-leaning and vintage-inspired alike.

Specs

• Exclusive to Division Road
• Noix Eco Grain Leather - C.F. Stead (UK)
  
• 2010 Last
  
• Whole-cut Upper
• Unstructured Toe & Heel
• Lined
• Natural 360 Storm Welt
• Natural Leather Sole
• Dovetail Heel
• Channeled Insole
  
• Goodyear Welted Construction
  
• Limited Release
  
• Handcrafted in Canada
  

Sizing

The 2010 Last fits larger than Viberg common Lasts, and generally, we recommend going a full (1) size down from a common 2030/1035/2040 Last size when planning to wear the Slipper without socks and a half (.5) size down with socks. This would translate to 2-2.5 Sizes down from a common US Sneaker size.

For additional information, consult our Footwear Guide.

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