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Sutro Footwear

<p>Different parts of the leather have different pores and fibers that do not absorb cream uniformly. In addition, creaming and burnishing is done by hand. This gives way to beautiful highs and lows which is a mark of true handcraft.</p>

Different parts of the leather have different pores and fibers that do not absorb cream uniformly. In addition, creaming and burnishing is done by hand. This gives way to beautiful highs and lows which is a mark of true handcraft.

Why are there different tones from one pair to another?

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Where are your materials sourced?

Where are Sutros made?

What types of leather do you use?

What is Sutro's tanning process?

What are the marks we see on the leather?

Why are there different textures on a pair of boots?

Can I customize a pair?

Why do some colors on the site look different from one another?

How do I care for my Leather Shoes?

Do all Sutro shoes fit true to size?

How do I determine my size?

What if I’m between sizes?

What if my feet are narrow?

What if my feet are wide?

What if you don't offer my size?

How long does it take for the leather to break in?

I just received my shoes. How do I know I bought the right size?

Why are so many sizes out of stock?

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Why are there different tones from one pair to another?Updated 2 years ago