Leather Insoles

• Dress shoes
• Oxford and Derby shoes
• Loafers
• Boots
• Other footwear suitable for a thin leather insole
• Refreshing or replacing an existing removable insole

1. Select the appropriate size for your footwear.
2. Place the insole flat inside the shoe with the leather surface facing upward.
3. Ensure that it sits comfortably from heel to toe without folding or bunching.
4. Remove periodically when desired to allow the footwear and insoles to air.

A good leather insole is one of those understated details that can make a well-loved pair of shoes feel refreshed again.

Because these are only 1.5 mm thick, they are particularly appealing when you want the natural feel of leather without substantially altering the interior volume of the shoe. As with any additional insole, however, the final fit will depend on the individual shoe.

- Made from vegetable-tanned leather
- Traditional tanning process using natural tannins derived from bark, resins, oak and birch
- Designed to preserve the leather's natural appearance
- 1.5 mm thickness

• EU 38 — approx. US 5
• EU 39 — approx. US 6
• EU 40 — approx. US 7
• EU 41 — approx. US 8
• EU 42 — approx. US 9
• EU 43 — approx. US 10
• EU 44 — approx. US 11
• Thickness: 1.5 mm