Marcus Saddle Shoe - Tan

UPTOWN YARDIE LIMITED

£495

The Marcus saddle shoe comes in unisex sizes UK 4-11 The Marcus saddle shoe is hand-finished and c onstructed in smooth and elegant premium tan calf leather. Each shoe has been hand creamed and polished to enhance the natural property and finish of the leather. Fully leather lined for added comfort and durability subtle punch and stitch detailing gives a contemporary feel to this classic saddle shoe. Goodyear welted with cushion soles ensure comfort and durability. These unisex shoes are sold with two sets of laces, brown for a classic look and natural for a more contemporary look. Detachable

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as UPTOWN YARDIE LIMITED, number 09565947. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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