A handsome, rugged moccasin backed by two epic legacies
The London Methow is the result of centuries of expertise—Filson's 127 years of outfitting outdoor explorers and Birkenstock's shoemaking mastery that started in 1774. Drawing inspiration from the American North, this low-top shoe sports a rustic, moccasin stitched upper made from Birkenstock's tried-and-true suede leather. The front is reinforced from the elements with an oiled nubuck leather, and beneath that, an anatomically molded cork-rubber footbed offers unparalleled comfort with every adventurous step.
Features
Treaded, Birkenstock bone pattern outsole ensures sure-footing on any surface
Secure ring-closure in antique brass for a secure fit
Cork-latex footbed and cork rubber outsole deliver comfort and responsiveness
Oiled, nubuck leather reinforcement for superb water-resistance
The Filson X Birkenstock London Methow Shoe fits true to size, take your normal size
Size Chart
EU Size
US Size
41
8
42
9
43
10
44
11
45
12
46
13
About Birkenstock
Birkenstock’s shoe making heritage stretches all the way back to 1774, and once you slip into a pair it’s clear they’ve picked up a thing or two along the way. Still innovating after nearly 250 years, Birkenstock persistently strives toward responsible manufacturing, like upcycling leftover cork for their insoles from the wine industry and introducing a newly designed, even more comfortable and anatomically correct footbed in 2009. All of which is to say, when you slip into a pair of "Birks," you’re not only putting on a style icon, you’re putting on the best of the best.
About Filson
Few names carry as much weight as Filson. Since 1897, their outerwear, bags, and gear have garnered fierce loyalty from generations of demanding customers. Scores of Alaskan frontiersmen, ranch hands, journeymen. Legions of hunters, fishermen, explorers. Eventually, even commuting accountants and city-dwelling graphic designers. What unites the Filson faithful of today and yesteryear is the belief that our hard-earned dollars should be spent on things we can count on—and Filson never fails to disappoint.
