BRIGADE VGT
Taupe Leather Chunky Derby Shoes
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€200.00
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Description
KLEMAN presents the BRIGADE VGT, eco-friendly shoes made from grained vegetable tanned leather in an Italian tannery. This sustainable technique gives an authentic appearance to the leather which is embellished over the years with a unique patina.
| Reference | SL2111B |
|---|---|
| Colors | TAUPE |
| Product type | Chunky derby shoes |
| Manufacturing country | France |
| Type of assembly | Cemented + stitched |
| Main material | Leather |
| Lining | Leather & textile |
| Insole | Leather |
| Removable insole | Yes |
| Outsole | Rubber |
| Type of closure | Laces |
| Heel height | 3cm |
| Environmentally friendly | 20% Recycled rubber sole , Recycled polyester laces certified GRS (Global Recycled Standard), Vegetable tanned leather |
Commitment & transparency
This product embodies Kleman's historical expertise. Carefully selected raw materials for an ethical and sustainable style.
- 20% Recycled rubber sole
- Recycled polyester laces certified GRS (Global Recycled Standard)
- Vegetable tanned leather
The stages of production
Country of stitching : TUNISIA
Country of assembly : France
Country of finishing : France
Delivery and Returns
See our delivery and return conditions*
Any delivery outside the E.U. may be subject to taxes, customs duties or fees imposed by the country of destination. Return shipping costs are offered, except zone 3*. For zone 3, the return costs are free if you choose a credit memo and they are at your expense for a refund.
Vegetable-tanned leather
Vegetable tanning of leather is a traditional technique that favors the use of vegetable tannins to transform animal skin into leather. This natural and sustainable process makes each leather unique and resistant, allowing it to develop a patina and become more beautiful over time. For vegetable tanning, as for all our leathers, we favor European tanneries audited by the Leather Working Group.
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