The Sadie
$325
Color:
Toasted Almond
Material:
Suede
Limited Edition
Size:
*runs big; order half size down
All sizes are B-average width
Free Shipping On Orders $100+
- 11” hung leather-lined shaft for superior comfort
- Snip toe
- 2” leather angled heel
- Scalloped topline
- Topline circumference varies by size (see fit guide)
- 3/4 Goodyear welt construction
- Premium cowhide leather or water-resistant suede
- Leather outsole to provide lasting durability
- Signature toe bug on cowhide and suede options
*Please Note: No two authentic animal hides are exactly the same. Color, texture, grain, and pattern variation can be expected from piece to piece.*
Suede
Made from split bovine or goat hide, suede is renowned for being velvety soft and elegant — while ruggedly versatile. Great for sharp dressing in the city and will keep you looking slick — but not wet when the clouds darken overhead. With suede, confidence never came so easy.
Store Your Boots
- Store your boots in a dry and dark place.
- Alternate boot-wearing days to let boots properly dry out.
- Ideally, store with tissue, newspaper, or a cedar shoe tree that does not stretch the leather.
These methods above will help minimize moisture and extend the life of your boots.
How To Clean
- Brush dirt off after every wear with a horsehair brush; use a damp cloth if necessary.
To remove dirt and stains, we suggest using our Basics Care Kit or a suede eraser.
Condition
- Suede should never be conditioned.
We offer free shipping on all orders $100 and over! We also offer expedited shipping services (Next Business Day and 2nd Business Day) at checkout with the exception of PO Boxes.
Returns and exchanges are 100% free for items not marked Final Sale (at time of purchase), that are in unworn or unused condition (i.e., original tags, unworn & unwashed, no scuffs on the soles of boots), and are within 30 days of receipt. If you're buying boots, we encourage you to try them on the carpet to avoid scratching the outsoles!
*Not applicable for shipping addresses in AK and HI.
