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Beckett Simonon offers premium shoes handcrafted to order

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  • 3y ago

    Extremely impressed by this brand! Beckett Simonon makes high quality, classic hand-stitched shoes at an amazing price point. They employ master artisans/shoemakers and actively combat overproduction with a made-to-order model. Going in, I was a little thrown off by having to wait ~6 weeks to receive my shoes, but wow... SO worth it. I got the Savannah Booties, and they are PERFECT. Fit so well out of the box, and you can immediately tell the difference in quality. Comparable boots could easily retail for $500+ but these were ~$250 (post-tax). Definitely worth the wait :)

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Beckett Simonon offers premium shoes handcrafted to order

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In 2011, we set out to create a better way to shop for footwear and leather accessories. Our approach benefits the producers, the planet, and you, the customers. Through a made-to-order business model, we offer a range of products that are handcrafted one at a time under responsible working conditions. By manufacturing these products on demand, we minimize waste and use resources efficiently and only when needed. Every product we put into the world already has an owner. This alignment between supply and demand allows us to offer you long-lasting, high-quality products at prices that would be impossible otherwise. Thanks to this production method, we're able to build long-term direct partnerships with artisanal workshops where we put equal importance on the products' quality and the working conditions of the people crafting them.