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Sebago's new Lighthouse boot is more city than seascape, a seemingly new trend for boat shoe aficionados and a natural extension of the trend among urbanites. On the heels of their collaboration with the street-savvy brand Vane New York, comes this hand sewn, leather lace-up, enticing both the nautical set and the trendsetting fashion crowd.
The boot's moccasin construction features distressed, waxy leather uppers treated with a scuffed down finish that reveals raw undertones and adds a natural dimension to the solid black or blue hue. The slip-resistant soles provide support on rainy days around town or maritime excursions, while the three-quarter leather sock lining makes going from dressed to barefoot a breeze.
Hitting stores and the Sebago website mid-May 2009, the Lighthouse will be available for $140. Sign up now to receive notification of its arrival.
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