TLB Mallorca Artista | Oxford-240 ARTISTA

A special Adelaide with punched cap toe and medallion made with Vegano leather using French Calf from D’Anonnay tannery in navy color. This model has a calf                  lining with vegetable tanned leather insoles, finished with single leather closed                      channel sole to get more elegant finishing and                      with real leather heel stiffeners, all finished                      with a leather sole stitched all the way back to                      the heel to reach a more elegant look. The sole                      has a bevelled waist and a narrow stitching which                      continues in under the heel. The close-cut heels                      follow the natural line of the shoe.

For this model we have chosen our PICASSO last in F width. A lightly squared toe, very elegant and extremely comfortable.

Made with the Goodyear Welted technique in our own factory in Inca, Mallorca. Following traditional techniques by very skilful artisans. This manufacturing process, of more than 150 steps, consists of a double stitching to join the leather, the insole and the sole providing a level of durability far superior to other conventional shoe. This type of construction, also provides extraordinary comfort and insulation thanks to the natural cork layer, placed under the insole which allows to be molded and acquiring the anatomy of each foot.

• Brush the shoe to remove any dust or dirt.
• Apply a small amount of Pâte De Luxe with a cotton chamois cloth or the Spreading Brush to reach the welt seams and enable nourishment and protection of this delicate area.
• Massage gently to allow Pâte De Luxe to nourish and provide maximum protection to the leather.
• Apply one or two coats of Pâte De Luxe to the entire shoe.
  Leave to dry for five minutes between coats.
• Gently polish the leather with a bristle brush or a wool glove.
• For a high-gloss finish, apply additional coats to the toe and heel. Avoid over-application to the vamp of the shoe because excessive movement can crack the wax coating.
• For further details, please refer to our Guides.