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MONK STRAP SHOES 80156 RAIN
Mex$9,300
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Description
Monk strap shoe with a plain vamp in brown suede.
Finished with a leather sole and calfskin lining.
This shoe, like all Carmina shoes, is carefully manufactured by expert artisans following the same techniques conceived by Charles Goodyear in 1869.
For this model, we have chosen the Rain last for its versatility in style, as it works perfectly as both an elegant and semi-casual shoe. Rain is a well-proportioned last with a good fit at both the instep and toe.
Goodyear welt
Standard EE Width
Single sole
Charles F Stead leather
Monk strap
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The last
RAIN
Rain is one of our most versatile and appreciated lasts. This last is always our recommended last for someone looking for their first Carmina pair. With a subtly squared-off toe and regular fitting both in the instep and toe area, its proportions make it ideal for casual models with an elegant look. Moreover, it provides a very balanced space throughout the foot.
The leather
Suede
Suede shoes are a great part of our dress shoe collection. Their superior quality and comfort make them one of the best shoes to wear daily. There are very few tanneries left in the United Kingdom, from what used to be 300 up to now, with 30 at the most. One of the oldest and most familiar tanneries today is Charles F. Stead in Leeds, which has been producing the highest quality suede since 1890. We select this high-quality suede for both men and women's shoes.
The sole
Leather soles
This option is the most elegant when it comes to dress shoes. It features a high-quality leather sole and is internally made with premium leather.
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