AN EXCEPTIONAL LEATHER

Crust calf from the Tannerie du Puy, that has obtained the french label EPV (it can be translate as Living Heritage Company).This full-grain calfskin, colored flat by hand directly in our Manufacture, has the advantage of being resistant while remaining dressed, with the possibility of glazing on it.

This manual coloring gives your Septième Largeur this unique shade, which will evolve over time through reflections and a natural patina.

Wide last - the 7751

Emblematic model of the French loafers, its 7751 last - wide and short - is very versatile and will match all your everyday outfits.

A double-needle hand stitching

The tray is made of two leather parts joined together and hand-stitched with double needles. This technical gesture is still exclusively carried out with the force of the arms. This method, which is less and less common, is the result of the know-how of our craftsmen. It gives cachet, a certain irregularity and therefore a personality to each shoe.

Goodyear welted construction

This sewn consists of two separate seams connected by the welt: 1. the Goodyear seam on the inside, which you cannot see, and 2. The small stitch seam which you can see in the photo opposite.

Leather sole

Demonstration of 7L's know-how, the work of the sole is also its signature. This is a close channel stitching, the shoes seam is therefore protected from the wear of the first ports. Under the arch of the foot is a metal bevelled waist and fiddleback with a double wooden pegging, a technique inspired by shoemakers and rare in the footwear industry.

As for the heel, it's made up of several layers of leather, each still applied by hand today.

LEATHER

The last

TRAY

WELT

SOLE