
Sunday
Via Tortona, ten past nine.
Pressed wool, a quick knot, nowhere to be.





Maison di Calzature · Est. 1962
Scroll to follow the Marlo derby from the first hide to the last polish.
01 — The hide
Full-grain calf, tanned for forty days in oak bark. Only the finest 30% of each hide makes the cut.
02 — The cut
No machine reads a hide the way a maker does. Each piece is cut around the natural flaws in the leather.
03 — The stitch
Seams are closed with hand-waxed thread, then the upper is stretched over the last and left to rest for 72 hours.
04 — The finish
Polished by hand, then checked by the same maker who cut the leather.
05 — The Marlo
Six colourways, each cut from a single hide and finished by the maker whose mark is inside the heel.



05 — Lookbook

Sunday
Pressed wool, a quick knot, nowhere to be.

Studio
Brown on brown. Made for the walk home.

Travel
Soft enough for the airport, sharp enough for dinner.
06 — The collection
Handmade to order. Free exchanges within 30 days.

Warm, honeyed calf with a burnished toe. It darkens beautifully with every wear.

A full wingtip in tan calf, finished with hand-punched broguing.

Deep chocolate grain with a soft sheen. Dressed up or down.

Chestnut calf, polished to a low glow. The all-rounder.

Honey-toned leather on a classic last. Summer, distilled.

Black calf, quietly polished. For the evenings that run late.