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Docksides Suede Boat Shoe Blue Navy
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US7 - EU40
US7,5 - EU41
US8 - EU41,5
US9 - EU43
US9,5 - EU43,5
US10 - EU44
US10,5 - EU44,5
US11 - EU45
US11,5 - EU46
The shoes are true to size. We recommend choosing your usual size.
From 170€
In stock, delivery time 1-4 days
The classic Dockside boat shoe from Sebago was launched in 1970 and has since come to be emblematic of the brand and its sailing-oriented range. The model is remains just as popular today as it was upon its launch.
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Product details
- The shoes are true to size. We recommend choosing your usual size.
• Soft suede upper.
• Double row, raw leather lacing.
• Reinforced counter.
• Reinforced heel.
• Breathable, perforated insole.
• Non-slip boat sole cast in one piece of rubber.Fit
Product code23497811
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the product's measurements
Read more about how we measure and convert sizes »EU 40 41 41,5 42 43 43,5 44 44,5 45 46 UK 6,5 7 7,5 8 8,5 9 9,5 10 10,5 11 US 7 7,5 8 8,5 9 9,5 10 10,5 11 11,5
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Sebago
Maine, USA has been home to the Sebago brand since its founding in 1946 by entrepreneurs Daniel Wellehan, William Beaudoin and Joseph Cordeau. Their vision was to create high-quality, casual footwear “for the common man”. The brand began by producing hand-sewn penny loafers, but its big breakthrough came with the launch of its now iconic Dockside boat shoes in the 1970s which quickly became synonymous with the Sebago name and its strong connections to the nautical world. Today, the company continues to honour the entrepreneurial spirit of its founders and still produces many of its models by hand in its Maine factory.
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Maine, USA has been home to the Sebago brand since its founding in 1946 by entrepreneurs Daniel Wellehan, William Beaudoin and Joseph Cordeau. Their vision was to create high-quality, casual footwear “for the common man”. The brand began by producing hand-sewn penny loafers, but its big breakthrough came with the launch of its now iconic Dockside boat shoes in the 1970s which quickly became synonymous with the Sebago name and its strong connections to the nautical world. Today, the company continues to honour the entrepreneurial spirit of its founders and still produces many of its models by hand in its Maine factory.
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