John Lobb, burgundy oxford shoes, size 42EU, collector's model

John Lobb, founded in 1849, is the world's most prestigious bespoke shoemaker. In 1982, the French company Hermès created a shoe factory, using the same name under license, which produces ready-made shoes in England. Discover the factory's story: https://www.johnlobb.com/en_eu/our-story Lobb has also produced collector's models every year, made in limited quantities. This pair is the 2008 model, an Oxford shoe with thicker stitching. Size 8.5E, which corresponds to a European size 42 with a standard width. The 7000-last model has a round toe. The heel cup has a gel pad to improve grip, but it can easily be removed if necessary. This pair features: uppers made of the smoothest, finest calfskin available in Europe leather lining oak-tanned leather soles round toe strong heel support leather heels Responsibly made in England. In excellent used condition: no tears, major scratches, or odours. They have seen little use, so the previous owner is passing them on. The insole has been disinfected with an antibacterial spray before listing, and the upper treated with leather conditioner. New collector's Lobb models cost over 2,000 euros: https://www.johnlobb.com/en_eu/shoes/shoes-oxfords-derbies