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From Maine with heritage: Rancourt & Co debuts bison leather camp loafer

Rancourt & Co bring heritage to a new hybrid style

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Rancourt & Co

Known for their family-owned business and quality craftsmanship, Rancourt & Co continues to keep alive the heritage of timeless and sophisticated construction. Based in Maine, Rancourt & Co. has made a name for itself with elevated styles that last despite time and trends. Between casual shoes and formal options, Rancourt & Co. has a vast lineup that has it all. In their newest launch, the American company takes on two of its best-known silhouettes, camp mocs and loafers, for a hybrid style that is as durable as it is sophisticated. With holiday events and more just around the corner, the newly released Belgrade Camp Loafer provides the versatility of a shoe that can be dressed up or down. Arriving in a new cognac shade, this multi-use camp loafer is the perfect addition to any autumn wardrobe. 

Rancourt & Co. brings heritage to a modern hybrid shoe  

One of the last companies to use hand-sewn moccasin construction, the new Belgrade Camp Loafer is one-of-a-kind from the beginning. Using a single leather piece, the design showcases a leather vamp that’s a rare find for moccasin fans. In this upgrade, the Belgrade Camp Loafer utilizes bison leather that’s tougher and feels smoother, even in the first wear. Featuring a shorter break-in period, users will find the same quality, supple leather feel with the bonus of a more durable design. Rounding out the design are solid brass eyelets and rawhide laces, giving the loafer an even more elevated touch. While the upper is constructed with the utmost quality, the bottom also includes premium materials. The loafer features a rubber lug outsole from brand Reltex, which produces 100 percent natural latex rubber. Donning dark brown, the rubber outsole maintains its look over time, avoiding typical discoloration. The Belgrade Camp Loafer is now available via Rancourt & Co.’s webstore for $318.

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