There are obviously many fine shoe makers on the market selling the very best of tailored footwear. Sebago is one of them and has been making hand crafted footwear since 1946. Trademark footwear styles are the penny loafers and the Sebago docksides boat shoes. We have stocked many styles over the years and have to say that Sebago shoes are one of the favourites. This season with the revival of the chino trouser, Sebago has been placed as the number one choice to compliment the cool trendy fashion of summer 2012. Even today, Sebago shoes have maintained the hand-crafted manufacturing and never made any compromise on quality.
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Founded in 1946, the Sebago Company was started by three New England natives and friends: Daniel J. Wellehan Sr., William Beaudoin and Joseph Cordeau. The first shoe they released was a hand-sewn penny loafer. Sebago’s penny loafer was inspired by the popular Indian moccasin and featured the company’s patented welt construction. It was a BIG success. With a firm foundation in quality and style, the Sebago Company started to expand quickly.
By 1954, they had celebrated the production of their 1,000,000 shoes, which were now being sold in Sears and Montgomery Ward. Then, throughout the 50s and 60s Sebago expanded its collection by offering a range of shoes, including women's models, and began to export internationally.
In 1970, Sebago released their most recognisable model to date, the iconic 'Dockside' boat shoe. Known for their handsewn genuine mock construction, slip-resistant rubber sole, and non-corrosive brass eyelets. The Docksides are an iconic silhouette, as worn by Pharrell Williams, Steve McQueen, Paul Newman and Kate Middleton.
