A refined evolution of the classic "cucito su forma" (sewn on the last) loafer, where heritage craftsmanship meets lived-in elegance. The calf leather is treated by hand with natural wax, resulting in an antiqued finish that showcases unique shades, making each pair distinct. The silhouette, echoing Native American heritage moccasins, is defined by expert detailing: a pronounced apron-toe stitch, fringes, and tassels. Metal eyelets and the dotted rubber sole applied to the bottom continue the legacy established in 1963—a style that embodies effortless sophistication. Crafting each loafer pair involves approximately 800 manual steps.