Collection: J.M. Weston

The JM Weston legend began in Limoges, France. In 1891, the brand's founder Eduard Blanchard opened a factory that combined leather dyeing and finishing with the production of men's and women's shoes.

As the only brand with its own sole leather tannery, JM Weston uses traditional techniques to transform nature's products with human technology to create the finest leather, so that the leather soles will last for a long time.

All shoes are produced in the Limoges factory using traditional shoemaking techniques.

It takes two months to produce a pair of shoes, with each style requiring more than 150 steps (cutting leather, sewing the upper, cutting the sole, assembling, hand finishing, etc.). It's all in the details, those things you can feel but often overlook – the cotton thread, calfskin lining, leather reinforcements on each pair of shoes.