- Ambrogio 2395 Bespoke Men's Shoes Multi-Color Patina Leather Monk-Straps Loafers (AMB1259)
- Material: Blackwatch Sartorial / Patina Leather
- Hardware: Bronze Buckle
- Color: Black / Denim Blue / Cognac / Purple / Burgundy
- Outer Sole: Leather Sole with Rubber Anti-Slip Button
- Hand-Painted Patina Leather Upper
- Calf-Skin Lining Insole
- Traditional Zurigo Sylte
- Comes with original box and dust bag
- 100% Handmade in Spain, using only the highest qualities of leathers and other materials
- 2395-MULTI
Order as pictured or customize it using our 3D Tool, there are no returns or exchanges on "Special Order" products.
- Exclusive to Ambrogio Collection
Learn more about Artisan-Hand Made Patina:
The artistry behind this masterpiece is achieved through a technique known as *Anticatura*—the Italian term for antique finishing. This revered method, mastered by Italian and French shoemaking maestros, transforms each shoe into a one-of-a-kind creation. In the skilled hands of an antique finisher, the leather upper becomes a canvas for craftsmanship. The *Anticatura* process involves meticulous hand-dyeing, requiring 8 to 10 hours per pair to develop a rich, nuanced patina that exudes timeless elegance and depth. Each finish is a testament to tradition, skill, and the pursuit of perfection.
- Ambrogio 2395 Bespoke Men's Shoes Multi-Color Patina Leather Monk-Straps Loafers (AMB1259)
- Material: Blackwatch Sartorial / Patina Leather
- Hardware: Bronze Buckle
- Color: Black / Denim Blue / Cognac / Purple / Burgundy
- Outer Sole: Leather Sole with Rubber Anti-Slip Button
- Hand-Painted Patina Leather Upper
- Calf-Skin Lining Insole
- Traditional Zurigo Sylte
- Comes with original box and dust bag
- 100% Handmade in Spain, using only the highest qualities of leathers and other materials
- 2395-MULTI
Order as pictured or customize it using our 3D Tool, there are no returns or exchanges on "Special Order" products.
- Exclusive to Ambrogio Collection
Learn more about Artisan-Hand Made Patina:
The artistry behind this masterpiece is achieved through a technique known as *Anticatura*—the Italian term for antique finishing. This revered method, mastered by Italian and French shoemaking maestros, transforms each shoe into a one-of-a-kind creation. In the skilled hands of an antique finisher, the leather upper becomes a canvas for craftsmanship. The *Anticatura* process involves meticulous hand-dyeing, requiring 8 to 10 hours per pair to develop a rich, nuanced patina that exudes timeless elegance and depth. Each finish is a testament to tradition, skill, and the pursuit of perfection.