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Casual vs chic, that's what this shoe is all about. The cognac-coloured leather is brought to colour by hand, and the tapered toe cap add to the classic look of this shoe. The rubber sole with slightly protruding blue edge ensure that this comfortable model can be worn casually as well.

Article number	18160/00
Colour	Dark cognac-coloured
Material	Calf leather
Lining	Calf leather
Sole type	Dark blue rubber sole
Last & width	759 H
Construction	BLAKE
Removable footbed	Yes
Matching belt	75144/07

Lace shoe cognac calf leather

€ 167,96 € 239,95 incl. VAT

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What's my size?

For men’s shoes, Floris van Bommel uses the English (UK) shoe size system in whole and half sizes (5 to 13½). This allows for a very accurate fitting range. The two tables below show how the UK sizes relate to EU sizes and centimetres. In the video, we show you how to measure your feet correctly.

Foot length	UK size
23,9cm - 24,2cm	5
24,3cm - 24,6cm	5½
24,7cm - 25,1cm	6
25,2cm - 25,5cm	6½
25,6cm - 25,9cm	7
26,0cm - 26,3cm	7½
26,4cm - 26,8cm	8
26,9cm - 27,3cm	8½
27,4cm - 27,9cm	9
28,0cm - 28,5cm	9½
28,6cm - 29,1cm	10
29,2cm - 29,6cm	10½
29,7cm - 30,1cm	11
30,2cm - 30,6cm	11½
30,7cm - 31,0cm	12
31,1cm - 31,4cm	12½
31,5cm - 31,8cm	13
31,9cm - 32,2cm	13½

UK size	EU size
5	38
5½	38⅔
6	39⅓
6½	40
7	40⅔
7½	41⅓
8	42
8½	42⅔
9	43⅓
9½	44
10	44⅔
10½	45⅓
11	46
11½	46⅔
12	47
12½	48
13	48⅔
13½	49⅓

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Belt calf leather cognac

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Article number	18160/00
Colour	Dark cognac-coloured
Material	Calf leather
Lining	Calf leather
Sole type	Dark blue rubber sole
Last & width	759 H
Construction	BLAKE
Removable footbed	Yes
Matching belt	75144/07

Floris about this shoe:

“This shoe wasn’t created on the drawing board, but right at our desk in the design room. Halfway through our development process, a lot of loose materials, soles and leather samples start piling up. Stuff is everywhere. For me, that is the moment to start freestyling. I just take something that is lying around, cut it in half, glue something from another shoe onto it and then staple a piece of rubber or something to it. Many times, this leads nowhere, but sometimes there’s a eureka moment. And when that happens, you know you’ve got something original. This shoe, and especially the sole, is a good example. It’s always great when I bring one of these tinker projects to our product development people. They’re very skilled professionals who turn the ideas of the designers into actually usable soles and parts. I always have to have a chat with them before they take my naïve-looking projects seriously, but it always works out in the end. So this shoe is 100% original and has been made with much joy.”