Why it's worth it
Lace-up babouche in shearling — slippers grew up.
The Edit
Moccasin-stitched construction meets a square-toed flat in double-faced sheepskin shearling — the collar rolls generously outward, so the warmth is visible from the street. A slender leather lace-up at the vamp is the only hardware, keeping the front face uncluttered. Made in Spain with local materials, the outsole is hand-stitched directly to the upper in the traditional babouche method.
Insider Tip
The babouche silhouette means no rigid heel counter — they slip on and off without touching the back.
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