1202 Collection - Handmade 720 Degree Wholecut Lazyman
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- Wholecut that is made from one solid piece of leather
- Asymmetric pattern that wraps around the shoe 2 times
- Toe box adorned with Barcino medallion
- French box calf leather from Tanneries du Puy
- Natural box calf lining
- Double beveled waist
- Handmade espresso patina
Craft & Patina
Every patina we create is applied by hand, pair by pair, using traditional finishing techniques developed in our Barcelona workshop.
Rather than a uniform, pre set color, each shoe develops depth, transparency, and character through multiple layers of dye and careful hand polishing.
Leather is a natural material, and it responds uniquely to hand applied finishes. The final tone is built gradually through layering and polishing, allowing the surface to develop movement and nuance rather than a flat, static appearance.
Because each patina is finished by hand and because digital screens interpret color differently, the final tone may differ slightly from what you see online. This subtle individuality is an essential part of the character of a handmade shoe.
We work carefully to represent each patina as accurately as possible through photography, but the full depth and richness of a hand finished surface is best experienced in person.
What remains consistent in every pair:
- The intended color family, such as brown, black, or bordeaux
- The design, proportions, and silhouette of the shoe
- The level of finish and craftsmanship
- The original intent and character of the patina
If you have a specific color preference or are choosing between two patinas, our team is always happy to guide you before placing an order.
Delivery Timing
Order and payment options
For clients who prefer to split their payment, we offer a 50 percent deposit option on made-to-order shoes, with the balance due prior to delivery. Use code MTODEPOSIT at checkout.
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A slower way of making
From hand-lasting to hand-finishing, each pair is built gradually by hand. Without pre-structured components, the process allows the shoe to take shape with greater freedom and precision.
If you’re curious about what defines a fully handmade shoe, we’ve explored it in more detail here.