Traditional craftsmanship meets effortless comfort
Inspired by the travels of designer Yuki Matsuda, the Peace Moc is a testament to the preservation of North American artisanal heritage. Each pair is meticulously handmade by artisans of the Huron tribe in Canada, utilizing high-quality local materials and traditional construction methods. Featuring hand-beaded embroidery and a soft-tanned cow suede upper, these moccasins offer a sophisticated, soulful aesthetic that feels just as good barefoot as it does with socks.
Features
Hand-stitched bead embroidery on the toe creates a unique, artisanal finish
Soft-tanned cow suede upper provides an exceptionally gentle touch against the skin
Distinctive custom outsole featuring a Native American chief motif
Genuine moccasin construction ensures a flexible, comfortable fit for all-day wear
Entirely handmade one-by-one in remote regions to preserve traditional warmth
Sizing
The Peace Moc fits true to size. Take your usual shoe size.
Materials
Upper: Cow suede
Insole: Cow suede
Details: Hand-stitched fine beads
Origin: Handmade in Canada
About
Founded by designer Yuki Matsuda following his travels through rural Mexico in the 1990s, Chamula strives to preserve the art of delicately-made goods in the Mexican highlands. Every product is imbued with the rich character and delightful variances that can only be achieved through the careful handiwork of master craftsmen and women. From spinning local Merino wool to hand-painting vegetable-tanned leathers, Chamula's traditional production methods ensure that every piece is deeply personal and carries a unique soul that machine-made goods cannot replicate.
