Measure foot length & width in cm. Leather molds in the first weeks — start snug, not tight.

Expect a few millimeters across the width as the leather molds to you. Length doesn’t grow. That’s why we aim for a close initial fit.

Most people feel the boots “disappear” after 3–10 wears. Wear for a few hours at a time, alternate days, and use mid-weight socks. A tiny pinch at first is OK; true pain means the size is off

We do — a small family workshop in Monemvasia, Greece. We cut, stitch, and finish each pair ourselves, then pack and ship from the workshop.

Full-grain and Top-grain cowhide from reputable Greek tanneries. We hand-select hides, so natural marks and grain variation are part of the character. Expect a rich patina with wear.

They’re naturally water-resistant, not rubber wellies. Brush off dust, apply a light conditioner or wax occasionally, and you’re set for everyday rain. If soaked, stuff with paper and air-dry — no radiators or hairdryers.

Yes — small custom changes (eyelets/hooks color, contrast stitching, laces, leather shade) are usually possible before we cut. Tell us what you have in mind in chat; we’ll confirm feasibility and cost.

Often yes. Tell us the date and your size; we’ll confirm what’s realistic and prioritize your order if we can.

Typical build time is 3–7 days, then shipping.

Yes — tracked worldwide shipping from Greece. EU orders include VAT. Estimated transit times: EU 2–6 business days; US/UK 5–9 business days; elsewhere varies. We’ll send tracking as soon as your pair leaves the bench.

Message us first — sizing help is fastest over chat. We offer friendly exchanges on unworn pairs; we’ll walk you through the steps so it’s smooth and low-cost.

Gladly. Leave your note at checkout or send it via chat; we can exclude pricing in the parcel.

Brush after wear.

Every 4–8 weeks (or when the leather looks dry), wipe clean and apply a light conditioner; buff after 10 minutes.

If wet, air-dry with paper inside — keep away from heat.

Use shoe trees if you have them; they help shape and odor.

Yes — good leather develops a deeper tone and patina where it flexes and catches light. It’s the best part of owning them.