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WOMEN BOOTS 1564 OSCARIA
6 268Kr
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Description
Women’s knee-high boots in green rusticalf leather.
With an Alfil rubber sole, micro-injected rubber for greater comfort, and goat leather lining.
This shoe, like all Carmina shoes, has been manufactured by expert artisans, following the same techniques that Charles Goodyear Jr. conceived in 1869.
Model made on the Oscaria last, the sportiest of our lasts. Characterized by its wide fit and round, high toe.

Goodyear welt

Standard EE Width

Resoleable shoes

Rubber Sole

Tannerie d'Annonay leather
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The last
OSCARIA
It our sportier last for the time being. This last is characterised by its width and the rounded toe area. All in all, this last is slightly shorter. The Oscaria gives us more space in the front area which makes it ideal for models with a masculine air such as plain toe blutchers. We generally manufacture robust looking shoes with this last including rubber soles like the alfil, silver or tramuntana.
The leather
Rusticalf leather
Rustical leather develops a natural pattern during the tumbling process. It is a very comfortable and soft, perfect for loafers or casual shoes. Tumbled leather is generally top grain leather that has been spun in a machine with a bunch of small stones. This process loosens the fibres, brings out the leather’s natural grain and gives it a soft, semi-sheen surface.
The sole
Silver
Silver are thicker soles with greater texture than the York and Tomir soles. They also cover and protect the complete sole which make them perfect for laced shoes worn on rainier days or cobblestoned streets. Silver are great options for boots.
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