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Hardworking Phil for Hudson's Hill -- Leather Paddle Slide

Color: Veg Tan
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Brick & Mortar: 527 S Elm St, Greensboro, NC 27406

Only 2 in stock

Regular price $249.00

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The Gold Standard of American Slide Footwear

Working over the last few months with Marcell Mrsan of Hardworking Phil, we created what we believe to be the benchmark of Made in USA slide footwear. The bill of materials, build techniques, and thoughtfulness will make these a fixture in any wardrobe for years to come.

Construction Details

Upper

  • Tempesti (Italy) vegetable tanned leather
  • Soft hand with minimal break in period

Midsole

  • 4mm vegetable tanned Keystone leather midsole
  • Cork heel lift insert

Outsole

  • 8mm Walkbase rubber tread (resoleable)

Insole

  • SB Foot Tanning (Red Wing Tannery) footbed liner
  • 3mm orthopedic cushioning beneath liner
  • Foil stamped logo

Why Tempesti Leather Matters

The Tempesti vegetable tan hide is luxury tier leather designed to age gracefully, shaping to your foot for a custom fit. As it breaks in and develops its unique patina, your slippers tell your story. Browns from dirt and oils. Oranges and golds from UV exposure. These slides get richer with every wear.

Built to Go Places

The goal behind this slide was simple: a house shoe that can actually go places, wears in rather than out, and gets resoled time and time again. Nothing beats a shoe you can slip on in a hurry (no hands required) with soles that can walk for miles.

Made in Mount Joy, Pennsylvania

All slides are handcrafted at Hardworking Phil's factory in Mount Joy, Pennsylvania by a team of trained craftspeople. Owner Marcell Mrsan holds a Master Shoemaker certificate from the Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and represents the sixth generation of leatherworkers in his family. He's become a consulting resource for numerous Pacific Northwest footwear brands, and his instructional textbooks on handmade shoemaking are used by makers worldwide.

Sizing Notes

Please refer to the page "Sizing And How To Wear" (<---CLICK THE QUOTED TO OPEN NEW TAB FOR COMPREHENSIVE SIZING INFO) to find out more about the fit. As a general rule of thumb, when in doubt, size up!  In addition to this, after our team has successfully field tested sizing, we recommend that you order your correct size if you are a whole size, but if you are a half size we suggest you order the next size up!
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