Leather & Cork Insoles

• Dress shoes
• Oxford and Derby shoes
• Loafers
• Boots
• Smart and casual footwear
• Adding light cushioning beneath the foot
• Providing a smooth leather surface inside the shoe
• Improving comfort in footwear with sufficient interior space

• Natural sheep-leather upper
• Traditional vegetable-tanned finish
• Natural-cork underside
• Soft, supple and durable construction
• Light cushioning and insulation
• Slim 2.90 mm profile
• Made from carefully selected natural materials

1. Select the European size corresponding to your footwear.
2. Place each insole flat inside the appropriate shoe.
3. Position the leather surface facing upward and the cork underside against the interior of the shoe.
4. Slide the heel securely against the back of the shoe, ensuring the insole lies flat without folding or bunching.
5. Put on the shoes and walk indoors to confirm that the fit remains comfortable.
6. Remove the insoles periodically after wear and allow them to air and dry naturally.

Leather and cork are an excellent combination when you want additional comfort while keeping the interior of a fine shoe natural and refined. The sheep-leather surface feels smooth beneath the foot, while the cork creates a lightly cushioned and stable foundation.

Because these insoles measure 2.90 mm thick, I recommend testing them first in shoes with adequate space through the instep and toe box. If the footwear already fits closely, adding a full-length insole may create unnecessary pressure. Remove the insoles occasionally after wear and allow them to dry naturally away from direct heat.

- Vegetable-tanned sheep-leather upper
- Natural-cork underside

• EU 36 — approximately 24 cm
• EU 37 — approximately 24.5 cm
• EU 38 — approximately 25 cm
• EU 39 — approximately 25.5 cm
• EU 40 — approximately 26 cm
• EU 41 — approximately 26.5 cm
• EU 42 — approximately 27 cm
• EU 43 — approximately 27.5 cm
• EU 44 — approximately 28 cm
• EU 45 — approximately 29 cm
• EU 46 — approximately 30 cm