Men's chocolate pull-up leather loafer - BROOKER

FULL GRAIN ANILINE LEATHER

Full grain aniline leather is a leather obtained from a hide with very few defects, and where the whole thickness is used and only a light finish applied.

This finish reveals all the leather’s natural characteristics – once it has been tanned it will not undergo any other alterations. Only the most noble of treatments are applied to full grain aniline calf leathers, resulting in high quality leathers of matchless beauty.

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CEMENTED CONSTRUCTION

Cemented construction is another assembly technique that does not require stitching, as the sole is attached to the upper with adhesive.

This construction technique is particularly suited to lighter models, with less obvious soles. Here at Bexley, we only use this method of construction – which is the one most commonly used worldwide – for some of the trainers in our casual ranges, and a few models of rubber-soled dress shoes for winter wear.

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RUBBER SOLES

Lugged or smart, Bexley rubber soles contain a high percentage of natural rubber and guarantee both maximum grip and long term resistance. They are all suited to both wet weather and extreme cold, as well as being shock-absorbent, very light and really comfortable to walk in.

Learn more about the different types of soles