The blucher moccasin was popularized in the 1950s and 60s as a formalized variation of the lace-up moccasin, more commonly experienced as a boat shoe. The blucher provided a more sophisticated, elongated silhouette, reminiscent of the style of dress shoe with which it shared its name. Important design details are the lace-in kiltie nestled under the blucher pieces, Yuketen’s signature baseball stitch overcast, and pinking decoration on the heel seam cover, all of which contribute a touch of elegance to this updated moccasin silhouette.

Horween’s Full-Grain Chromexcel Pull-Up Leather tanned in Chicago, IL
Leather Insole + Leather Tuck + Memory Foam + Arch Support
Yuketen’s Original Rubber Camp Sole with Cork Chip Mix
6 Layers of Leather & Rubber Bottoming Unit
Genuine Cow Hide Leather Shoelace with 360 Degrees Lace Through Spec
Hand-Cut, Hand-Lasted, and Hand-Stitched
Genuine Moccasin Construction
1950’s Most Beloved Moccasin Last
Handmade in USA

cad 549.00 384.30 30 % off

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