Ladies Jodphur

British polo players on the Indian subcontinent once made the Jodhpur popular: in sports, the airy riding neck boot with the circumferential leather strap for precise width adjustment quickly became the first choice. Its wearing comfort ensured that it was quickly in demand off the field as well, and the Jodhpur has long since become one of today's shoe classics. This one is Goodyear welted by specialist Mack James in Portugal, made of aniline-dyed and hand-polished calf leather. Loops on the edge of the shaft make it easy to put on.

Tradition, innovation, design and passion are the cornerstones that distinguish the Portuguese shoe manufacturer Carlos Santos since its founding in 1942. Even then, Carlos Santos cultivated the Goodyear process, which replicates the classic welt stitching with machine assistance. To this day, the company has stuck to it, making it one of the few remaining Portuguese companies in this tradition. Each pair of shoes undergoes a process comprising more than 200 steps, in which the machines only ever supplement the actual manual work at sensible points. Because, in addition, the eye for detail in the design and craftsmanship care in the production of the often classic, but always contemporary-looking models, Carlos Santos has long earned a worldwide reputation.