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Michael Shoe

Marron / Lisse Ecorce

Sale price£430.00
  • Lisse Écorce leather upper
  • Leather lining
  • Generous rounded last
  • Two-eyelet lace fastening
  • Norwegian stitching
  • Natural rubber sole
  • Made in France

Created in 1945, the Michael is Paraboot's take on the chunky two-eyelet derby, with a generous rounded last and the brand's Norwegian construction. This version uses Lisse Écorce leather, a smooth, waxed leather with a slightly rugged finish, over a leather lining and natural rubber sole. It is made in France, as Paraboot have done with the Michael since the beginning. Brown, but not the timid sort.

COLOUR: Marron / Lisse Ecorce

SIZE: UK 10

Marron / Lisse Ecorce
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