Sebago Alain 741214W-906 Mens Brown Suede Loafers & Slip Ons Penny Shoes
In 1946, Sebago was founded by three New England natives: Daniel J. Wellehan, William Beaudoin, and Joseph Cordeau. Sebago’s first shoe was a hand-sewn penny loafer, which was influenced by the Indian moccasin. By 1954, Sebago celebrated their production of a million shoes. The Docksides® were than introduced in 1970 as the boat shoe, which became a big hit. Sebago is known for their craftsmanship and hand-sewn quality. Today, Sebago produces one of the most popular boat shoes in multiple colors and materials.
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Sebago Alain 741214W-906 Mens Brown Suede Loafers & Slip Ons Penny Shoes
Sebago Alain 741214W-906 Mens Brown Suede Loafers & Slip Ons Penny Shoes
In 1946, Sebago was founded by three New England natives: Daniel J. Wellehan, William Beaudoin, and Joseph Cordeau. Sebago’s first shoe was a hand-sewn penny loafer, which was influenced by the Indian moccasin. By 1954, Sebago celebrated their production of a million shoes. The Docksides® were than introduced in 1970 as the boat shoe, which became a big hit. Sebago is known for their craftsmanship and hand-sewn quality. Today, Sebago produces one of the most popular boat shoes in multiple colors and materials.
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In 1946, Sebago was founded by three New England natives: Daniel J. Wellehan, William Beaudoin, and Joseph Cordeau. Sebago’s first shoe was a hand-sewn penny loafer, which was influenced by the Indian moccasin. By 1954, Sebago celebrated their production of a million shoes. The Docksides® were than introduced in 1970 as the boat shoe, which became a big hit. Sebago is known for their craftsmanship and hand-sewn quality. Today, Sebago produces one of the most popular boat shoes in multiple colors and materials.
