Name: Moissac Dainite
Brand: Sendra
SKU: 10896_7505_DAIN_GR_COGNAC_5
Price: 385.0 EUR
Availability: InStock

Moissac Dainite

385,00€

Goodyear Stormwelt welted

Like most of our collection, the Moissac model is made with goodyear welted, an assembly which guarantees a longevity to the shoe and the possibility, once worn, of re-sole it.

Pebble grained

The cognac pebble grained calf leather from Tannerie Dupuy, a house having obtained the french label EPV (it can be translate as: Living Heritage Company). This full-grain calfskin, colored flat by hand directly in our factory, 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 7505

It is generous and comfortable. We were inspired by the shapes of horsemen of the early twentieth century. It is short and round.

Goodyear Stormwelt 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.

Small peculiarity, we opted for a bead welt or Stormwelt assembly for more waterproofness.

The essential Dainite sole

The Dainite sole, whose quality speaks for itself, needs no introduction. Made in England, its 100% natural rubber combines suppleness and resistance, while keeping your feet protected from the cold and waterproof.
The design of the outsole prevents gravel and other impurities from getting stuck.

Stacked leather

As for the heel, it is made up of several layers of leather, each still applied by hand today. We are still one of the few houses to offer 100% leather heels.

Gusset and fast lacing-up

Last details at the entrance of the foot; The 6 hooks which allow a quick lacing closure and the 2 leather gusset which are perfect windbreaks and therefore your allies against the cold. Here we are inspired by the technical qualities of the boots of the first aviators.

Construction

LEATHER

THE LAST

WELT

SOLE

THE HEEL

FOOT ENTRANCE