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Maine-based shoemaker Quoddy has hit the century, and although no celebration plans have yet been made, they have plenty of justification. Their handmade style has gotten much praise as of late, so much so that they revenue has increased 100 percent year over year. They’ve also picked up some notable retail accounts, including Seattle-based Blackbird and New York’s Leffot.

The Masleet Oxford shown above is really something else. The Horween Navy Chromexcel leather is mated with a red brick sole, making for one fine shoe. It’s 100% hand sewn, and like all Quoddy products, it takes up to eight weeks to finish. Time well spent, for sure. Look for this pair and other Quoddy shoes to hit Leffot in the near future.

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American-made, these deck boots from Quoddy are the perfect pair for the season. The Horween Chromexcel water-resistant leather body is mated with a deerskin tongue, glove leather lining and grippy camp sole. Quoddy’s classic deck shoes are comfortable beyond belief, and this high boot variation will bring the added protection from the fall’s varying and often-wet weather. Blackbird also adds, “With a traditional moccasin construction up front, heavy triple stitched seaming at the waist, thick 63″ leather laces, lacquered eyelets, and heavy duty tabs to pull them on with, they’ll look the part with any style this season.”

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