Chami Belgian Slipper II
Similar to a slipper, the Belgian slipper often features a bow or tassel and has a top panel that provides a bit more structure to the shoe. With its seamless stitching, it is very popular in Europe and works well to maintain an elevated yet casual look.
The Details:
Materials: mustard linen + cognac painted calf
Lining: tan calf leather
Sole: cognac slipper leather sole
The Fine Print:
- Shoe production timeline/shipping Can vary from 20-30 days from the date of order.
- All shoes are handmade, small tiny changes or imperfections are natural.
- Color differentiation of shoes may vary, product color on screen is not 100% guaranteed, it may vary on how the color shows on your screen from one person to another.
- Most of the time the color difference from picture to when you receive your product is minor and unnoticeable.
Sizing Guide
Sizing GuideOur shoes fit true to size. Please click here to view our full detailed Fit Guide
Handcrafted using premium materials. Our shoes are constructed with traditional Goodyear Welting methods and Blake stitch for durability and comfort. Quality
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Why this costs what it does
11 days, not 11 hours
Every patina pair is hand-painted and oxidized over 11 days. Six to nine layers of dye, each one soaking in overnight before the next. Skip this and the color sits on the surface — and rubs off in a season.
What's actually inside
Genuine cork filler, not foam — it molds to your foot over the first 50 wears. A stacked leather heel, not injection-molded plastic. Hand-welted construction that can be resoled four or five times instead of thrown out.
Built to last, not to sell once
Most factory shoes are cement-bonded and can't be repaired. Ours are built to be resoled and re-welted for years — the cost reflects a shoe you'll own once, not replace every season.
