Handsewn moccasins since 1909.

Over 100 years ago, Harry Smith Shorey started making his own shoes in Downeast Maine. Today, the tradition continues. The Passamaquoddy tribe of eastern Maine have an ages old heritage of craftsmanship, from their moccasins to their birch bark canoes and containers to their famous woven baskets, all done without man-made materials or adhesives. Craftsmanship combined with a high level of artistry are what made these products special and the same artistry and craft makes Quoddy moccasins & boots so special today.