Piscinina friulane obtained by spreading a uniform

obtained by spreading a uniform layer of dye and brushing it by hand

quarter brogue design

we've lined them in microfiber to make them breathable and we've inserted a cushioned insole: it's removable

In full grain hammered-effect calfskin

Piscinina friulane obtained by spreading a uniformFriulane shoes (or call them Furlanes) are the historical shoes of Friulian tradition: simple lines combined with refined green velvet, fresh cotton lining and a rubber sole. They were originally homemade by women from villages in the mountains, then they found new life among the Venetian canals: the gondoliers needed a comfortable, stable and delicate shoe on the wood. The hand stitching has remained just as it once was: hands make each shoe a unique