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From loafers to boat shoes, every pair tells a story of heritage, carefully selected materials and craftsmanship. Discover the distinctive features of different footwear styles, the construction techniques behind them and the details to consider when choosing the Sebago style that best suits you.
Discover how to measure your feet, choose the right size and find the fit that works best for you.
Every Sebago shoe has its own character. Leather, construction and design all influence how a shoe feels on the foot. Understanding these differences is the first step towards lasting comfort.
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A penny loafer should feel snug and secure, particularly around the instep and heel, without causing discomfort.
A slight movement of the heel can be normal at first, but the shoe should never slip off while walking.
Natural leather gradually softens and adapts to the shape of the foot, so initial stiffness does not necessarily mean the shoe is too small.
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Originally designed for life on deck, boat shoes combine flexibility and comfort with nautical-inspired details.
On styles featuring a 360° lacing system, the fit can be adjusted around the foot for a more secure feel.
Traditionally worn without socks, boat shoes have become an enduring expression of relaxed American style.
From traditional leather soles to rugged rubber outsoles, every construction has its own purpose. Discover the different sole types used across Sebago footwear and the features that make each one unique.
Made from leather treated with oils to enhance softness and resistance, this traditional sole is finished with a full rubber heel for improved grip and wear resistance.
Combining leather and rubber in a single moulded structure, this sole brings together the natural appearance of leather with the added resistance and grip of rubber.
A traditional leather sole enhanced with an additional rubber layer. The rubber protects the leather from direct contact with the ground, improving grip and resistance to wear.
A classic leather sole, including a leather heel with a small rubber insert at the back for improved grip and durability. Its natural finish reflects traditional shoemaking craftsmanship.
Originally developed for nautical use, the traditional boat shoe sole is crafted from slip-resistant rubber. Its distinctive wave pattern and fine grooves help disperse water, improving grip on wet surfaces.
A robust rubber sole featuring a deep, pronounced lug tread. Designed to offer enhanced grip, stability and resistance, particularly on uneven surfaces.
Crafted from lightweight, slip-resistant rubber, this sole is designed to provide flexibility, everyday comfort and reliable grip while walking.
Each material gives footwear its own distinctive look and character. From the natural texture of full-grain leather to the softness of suede, explore the key types of leather used in Sebago collections and discover their unique characteristics.
Made from the finest outer layer of the hide, full grain leather preserves its natural grain and distinctive character. Strong and breathable, it develops a rich patina and subtle shine over time.
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Full grain leather may feel firmer at first, but gradually softens and adapts to the shape of the foot with wear. Initial stiffness does not necessarily mean the shoe is too small.
Known for its soft, velvety texture and matte finish, suede creates a refined yet relaxed appearance. Its delicate surface features subtle variations in tone and requires particular care to protect it from water and stains.
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Naturally soft, lightweight and flexible, suede offers a comfortable feel from the very first wear.
Enriched with oils and waxes, waxed leather combines durability with a distinctive, naturally polished appearance. Its characteristic pull-up effect creates subtle variations in colour when the leather bends, developing a unique patina over time.
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The rich blend of oils and waxes makes the leather supple and flexible from the start, providing an immediately soft and comfortable feel.
Enriched with oils and waxes, waxed leather combines durability with a distinctive, naturally polished appearance. Its characteristic pull-up effect creates subtle variations in colour when the leather bends, developing a unique patina over time.
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The rich blend of oils and waxes makes the leather supple and flexible from the start, providing an immediately soft and comfortable feel.
Full grain leather treated with natural oils and waxes for a distinctive rustic, vintage appearance. Its characteristic pull-up effect creates tonal variations with movement and wear, allowing each pair to develop a rich, individual patina.
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Combining the compact structure of full grain leather with a rich waxed finish, Crazy Horse has a robust, textured character. The overall fit depends on the shoe's construction.
The way a shoe is constructed defines its structure, flexibility and feel. Rooted in traditional shoemaking techniques, Sebago combines craftsmanship and carefully selected materials to create footwear designed to stand the test of time.
The leather upper wraps around the lower part of the foot, creating a flexible, hand-sewn structure. This construction allows the shoe to feel particularly soft and adapt naturally to the foot. (Featured Styles: Classic Dan, Docksides Portland, Askook, Keuka)
The upper is shaped and secured over a last, creating a more defined and supportive structure. This method provides stability while maintaining the shoe's intended silhouette. (Featured Styles: Owen, Ryan, Ranch Boots)
The upper is stitched directly to a flexible insole, creating a lightweight, sock-like structure that follows the movement of the foot. Commonly used in sneakers, it is designed to enhance flexibility and comfort. (Featured Styles: Hurricane, John)
The upper is attached to a leather welt, which is then stitched to the sole. Known for its strength and durability, this traditional construction also makes sole replacement easier over time. (Featured Styles: Goodyear, Everett, selected lace-up styles)
The upper, insole and outsole are joined by a single stitch, creating a lighter and more flexible structure. This construction allows the shoe to follow the natural movement of the foot. (Featured Styles: Portland Artisan OX, Ranger Waxy, Ballerina)
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