The classic hand-welt provides a clean, timeless aesthetic on any shoe or boot. Unlike the Goodyear welt, hand-welting does not use a glued canvas ribbing, but a hand-carved leather insole that serves as the backbone of the shoe.

The Hand-Stormwelt is identical to the Hand-Welt but uses a split welt that provides additional water resistance by forming a lip where the welt and upper meet. This construction is ideal for more casual or rugged makeups.

Easily identified by its iconic double-row stitching, Stitchdown is one of the oldest footwear constructions. A welt is not used, but rather the upper is placed on top of a leather midsole, which is then stitched together with the outsole. The result is a very rugged aesthetic, perfect for casual or outdoor boots.

Norvegesse Chain Stitching is a stunning construction, and a rare sight. This construction essentially borrows elements of hand-welting and stitch down, with the addition of the stunning exterior stitch. This construction is perfect for any shoe or boot, adding a uniquely beautiful texture.

The Double Chainstitch is identical to the Single Chainstitch, but with the addition of a second decorative stitch for even more visual texture. This construction is very rarely seen in industry, as the level of labor and skill needed to execute it is immense.

Perfect for those wanting a unique piece that exemplifies peak artisanship.