Hand painted shoes Yanko 664 Chestnut

Hand-painted shoes Yanko 664
Last: 960
Fitting: G
Type: Brogue / wingtip
Leather: Crust Calf
Sole: Rubber/leather (York)

Brogue / wingtip
Irreplaceable shoes for less formal occasions (casual, smart casual) and for casual suits, which, according to many, makes them the most universal shoes of all. If you like wearing jeans, chinos and less formal suits, these will be a great choice for you. Pair them with flannel, tweed or cotton trousers- they will always match. Brogues will prove particularly useful during spring/summer season- whether it’s Casual Friday at office or a weekend getaway. When in spring sun, the leather looks even more charming and stands out from the city crowd

Goodyear Welted
The sewing style and design that have been for years associated with the most luxury brands in the industry. The construction of shoes sewn by this method makes these shoes basically immortal, and they are often passed on from generation to generation. Indeed, well tended uppers made of the highest quality leathers usually survive their owner, while the soles, worn after years of wear, can be replaced with new ones. So be aware that you are looking at shoes that will stay with you for years to come.

Size guide
Adjusting the size is such an individual matter, depending on the subjective experience of the wearer, that it’s hard to generalize be 100% sure without fitting. Some people just prefer tighter-fitting shoes, others looser, some accept the quarters not touching, or even require such an effect, others require the quarters to touch each other when the shoes are laced. Even made to measure shoes may not fit perfectly on first fittings. All dimensions, checklists, tables, images and suggestions should be considered as guidelines and support tools. Do not forget the instep height and the width of the foot. Those with slim feet can choose an F-sized last, e.g. 915 F. Those with wider feet or a higher instep should focus on the G width.

Shoe care
When correctly cared for, high quality footwear starts looking better with age – the leather gains character and acquires a beautiful patina, and the shoes optimally adapt to the feet of the owner. This is one of the characteristics that distinguishing good shoes from lower quality footwear. To enjoy the quality for years to come, don’t forget about regular care of the footwear.